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I don’t think we’ll see it below 195, if fair value has a part. The election was won by Labour, sealed by Labour, when kneeler tended to our veterans and mingled with heads of states, whilst ratboy went off to record an interview.

So now we know it’s a significant Labour majority the markets will almost be jitter-free. Certainty.

hate, what do you want the dividend to be reduced to? incredibly you have not assimilated anything from the results announcement and have emptied your **** on here to be seen to be acitive.

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Price cap expected to raise on October.

You and me both M-D, I trade twice a month if there’s nothing happening, a regular investment with II and a free trade at the end of the month. Whilst it’s this low I want to build, I want the smaller divi to pay £1000, and I have some way to go, but now PHNX is looking good too. Politics aside, taxes will need to rise, or public spending reduce. The astute are taking advice and acting, if you read the finance pages in all forms of news.

This has £££ written all over it, and the pickings are there for us for the time being.

This is a share to buy, that’s for sure, robleo. It’s going nowhere during the election, it may well drift back below 200.

It’s time to buy below 200, and sit it out. You’ll have seen RR state that there will be no emergency budget, but a budget 10 weeks after the election with an OBR report on it. That’s over 3 months to accumulate 1000s of extra shares in a market that isn’t particularly dynamic with the polls showing a favourite.

Time to add.

I think you’ll be ok til Feb, Paul. Some stuff can be voted on the following week, some stuff is legally intensive so will take some time.

Jayw, I think you are right in that we probably have until April to align our ducks. I can see the first budget pushing through the big ticket already announced policies.

By April I think they’ll be ready to start with the tax reliefs etc, showing their real colours. Windfall tax on banks would be my guess, as well.

Is it not the case that all adaptations to legislation have stopped?

Labour will set their agenda, all bets are off and the Goves Ray is retiring regardless.

Jayw, it’s very interesting what we think Reeves and Kneeler can or will do.

I place the full allowance into my SIPP each year, so whilst I’m still a higher rate tax payer I’m not paying the 60%. They are going to ruin my day! It won’t be at the emergency/ first budget, but within 12 months.

FWIW, I think the LTA has gone forever, where I think the pain will come is tax relief and the tax free lump sum. They’re not going to be interested in doctors etc when they are retiring, they’re fair game at that point.

The papers are happily reporting big money moves out of pension funds at the moment. Imagine if you took your 25% lump sum and invested it in an ISA.

Only the dull are sat thinking there’s not problem here, the smart money is moving.

Snake eyes, as a lower rate tax payer I believe you are safe, but worth asking.

Thanks guys, and sorry for the delay in saying so.

I’m going to use the long weekend to look at those funds, TT. I’m happy with what I am doing….i just need the right choice, a pla and an investment structure.

That is very poor. It is probably time to transfer to IiI or AJ Bell. Its your money.

Already denied by Labour. Expect the emergency budget to offer the bribes to poorer voters, with a couple of stings for the £100k+ workers.

I suspect the LTA and, most importantly, the 25% tax free £250k allowance to be hacked away straight away. Loads of commentators are on to this. Your average Labour voter is never going to get that in a pension pot, let alone have it as a tax free lump sum. That is a prime cow to milk.

Spot on Robleo. Nobody is here to lose money, we all trade/ invest to make things better.

read the newspapers the. research railway nationalisation.

for some others here, start research rachel reeves speeches, she’s told you her co**** plan already.

Any ideas on how the market is going to react to the Tories throwing in the towel?

Futures are down. Let’s see which parts of the FTSE are hit tomorrow

Hi Rob, because the easiest way to raise the money to nationalise rail, possibly wate, without borrowing is by tax. Income tax is too high, and they know this. Why not tax profits.

You can Google Rachel’s interviews and have a listen. Ordinary tax payers are probably the only ones that are not initially going to reap what they sowed…

Piccy, a 10% drop is classed as a collapse.

Well, now the election is called! There will be no meaningful news from MNG for months, there will the insipid reality that Labour need cash and that it’s first choice won’t be general taxation… to start with.

Think big picture, think SIPP and pension lump sum allowances.

An emergency budget with a large majority is a new law being voted through within weeks.

Now think a collapsing share price as the market hopes for the best.

This is time, gents, no doubt about it.