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Mattresses. Well, i've now had an email from DPD that I had to decode as being eve, but my status on the eve website is unchanged. Brilliant. I needed them for today, ordered last week with delivery on or before yesterday so we've had to make other arrangements. DPD says Monday delivery.
DPD actually says the order is created, but they've not received anything, so i'm taking Monday with a gigantic pinch of salt.
Still no communication from eve, of course, either about my order, or the enquiries about it.
I feel sorry for the staff that are left, I suspect most have already jumped ship as it must be a pretty miserable place to work at the moment.
Tried to order from this outfit last week. The order has not progressed, zero communication, impossible to contact them.
They've got weeks left, if they are not already bust.
If you've a lot of money here, just try ordering from them, then get out whilst you still can.
Near 25% spread? How on earth is that allowed?
A sizeable holding? That's not how this works. They create/wait for a pump then sell the shares into the spike, pocket the cash. Rinse, repeat.
The tests will be getting down towards 10s of pennies each, certainly less than £1. You can already easily buy packs as a consumer where the tests are less than a fiver each. If you're buying millions the cost tumbles.
With $50M in the bank? Not likely.
Tradingview is excellent and free.
Excellent Tex. One year in here for ours. The Royal Mint have their lunar range with the Chinese astrology signs, makes a nice gift of gold for when the little one is older with their year of birth on.
Pretty much says that Investors are buying shares with funny names.
Lots of effort attacking TW, i'd advise the same effort reading and disproving the dossier.
A bad call on another share? Better go all in here as it's bound to be a winner....
Out of interest, how many have paid to read the dossier? If I had more than a few quid invested here, i'd be halfway through reading it by now. It's not Tom's work - it's from Muddy Waters (Carsen Block), worth looking up his history.
@Kev, you're probably about the same age as me. I've a window of 3 months to retire at 55 before the age goes to 57.
Masterful play? They were forced to suspend. It wasn't some devilish masterplan, it was the regulator censoring them for being a financial services company that failed to get their accounts out on time.
Good luck here, but this is now a binary bet on relisting.
Do similar each year on the 4th and 6th of April with my offset mortgage. Have built up a big ISA buffer for when I get my 25% pension tax free lump or any inheritance comes along.
Don't forget the equipment uses £12-15 a month in electricity (the antenna alone is 100w).
I see Starlink as a benefit for BT - they aren't direct competitors (Starlink will always have limits in urban areas and a limited capacity), but Starlink may take the weight off some of the universal service customers that complain a lot, cost a fortune to service and may just go away once Starlink is established.
Not sure i'd be wanting an RNS today. Today is the day to bury bad news, probably even worse if it's out between christmas and new year.
Better hope it comes first week of january.
.. and the whole point of their negotiation was that you can't take what's there and tweak a bit. You have to be shown to be losing out a lot if you leave. Oven ready was referring to the WA , not the following trade deal.
If it's money for your living arrangements, do not invest it, especially on AIM. Anything can happen between now and next summer - there might be a mighty market correction, the price of gold may crash (likely temporary, but timing).
Just put it in the bank if £1200 is a reasonable amount of money to you and you can't replace it on a whim.
AIM truly is a casino, only gamble what you can afford to lose.
It's really bloody complicated with SIPPS.
Limits on what you can put in (normally £40k per year)
- when you can take it out (55 if you're over 48 now, at least 57 if under 48)
- and also how much it can grow to (55% tax once you pass £1.02m total value of pensions)
All changeable of course, so expect the 25% tax free chunk to go at some point too.
Pension currently works well if you're a top rate earner and likely to be basic rate pensioner (as you get relief at 40% going in but will only pay max 20% coming out). Can still be good for basic rate earner as you get relief at 20% going in and are likely to pay little tax when drawing it out due to the tax free allowance plus the 25% tax free portion. Remember the state pension (£8.5k/yr) counts as taxable too.
If your employer puts in a decent amount, pension generally good for everyone.
ISA is a good idea if you think you'll have saved enough to retire before you can draw the pension, as no limit on when you can withdraw those.