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Krusty from trotsky
"As the rules, currently stand you have to wait 30 days to avoid the share matching rules when you "bed and breakfast" (the rule do not apply to "bed and SIPP" or "bed and ISA")."
Doesn't apply?

Volcano "LGEN over £3 at Christmas"
A not unreasonable guess. To date LGEN is down 5% over 5 years. Ridiculous really other than covid the profits have increased by 7 to 8% a year.
I can only imagine the market has them as risky based on there debt or and a belief in the possibility of something going wrong in there pensions business.

See latest. Live RNS top of page. Much more detailed than for instance Hargreaves Lansdown.

Nice rise today at least at the moment

166.06p for me obviously close to the bottom in March 2020. Have sold out of the ones I bought around 235ish (average) precovid and when they dropped recently. Like others said overweight in my case very overweight.

IE it doesn't count towards my capital gains tax allowance. I would be doing this on freetrade they don't offer this service. So I would be doing it myself. Normally by selling putting the equivalent amount of money into the ISA and buying back with that money. The sale proceeds are taken out once I can. Do you foresee any problems with that?

" (the rule do not apply to "bed and SIPP" or "bed and ISA")."
Let's say next financial year I sell shares the profits of which come to more than £6,000 and put the money into ISA and buy back. Do I pay capital gains tax on the gains above £6,000?

Worth looking at RNS for today.
The market isn't overwhelmed by it!

Found it 30 days

Not talking about old bed and breakfast nor am I talking about moving into isa. In the past you could do it overnight now you have to sell and wait, how long before capital gains tax isn't applied to a repurchase. Thought might be 3 months?

I am not talking about moving into isa. In the past you could do it overnight now you have to sell and wait how long before capital gains tax isn't applied to a repurchase. Thought might be 3 months?

I am not talking about moving into isa. In the past you could do it overnight now you have to sell and wait how long before capital gains tax isn't applied. Thought might be 3 months?

Not a lot of logic in today's fall.

Looks it

Says they are not sellers as they agree with analyst's price of value of £40 a share.

Up 8.5% after webcast. Said during webcast discount 70%
NAV up 8.2% in Lari but about 20% in sterling (not sure I remembered that correctly).
Hospitals and clinics still holding them back as they have not fully converted back to precovid work load.

I think interest rates may need to come down first before we would see a significant rise in the share price. I think eventually NAV will fall as opposed to share price rising. Ignoring increasing profits countering that.

I think interest rates may need to come down first before we would see a significant rise in the share price. I think eventually NAV will fall as opposed to share price rising. Ignoring increasing profits countering that.

Trec
“Potential changes to China’s Covid-19 policy could have significant implications for oil demand,” ANZ Research analysts said in a note.”
I am not entirely sure it would have major effect as they would just buy more of Russia?

bald-eagle
"so anyone expecting or hoping for a +30% fall in house prices might be disappointed" that's me!
You maybe right but I can hope. As an aside how would they stop house prices falling. They have no control over interest rates.