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Ah, the 1Code..

Maybe, maybe not, as it's so widely known that anyone can use it. I do have a list of all the supposed market maker codes.

FAO Neil..

Without divulging too much, what is your confidence level on the "Significant" news in the not too distant?

Very gracious of you, Bermondsey. No apology needed..

Let's hope we all get to feed the taxman

Yep, I'm quite cheesed off with myself for taking money out of my ISA shares account, but no one to blame but me.

Didn't expect to be trading this year .

Hi Bermondsey...I'm not Brondby! But just saw your post.

I think we're talking crossed purposes here. I'm not talking about the ISA limit, but I think if you look into the CGT charges on shares in trading accounts it's taxed after £6K this year and £3K after April 6.

It's just another wonderful way that our government is pretending we're not being taxed more.

They're going to rake in multimillions from this

"Tax man is going to love me..."

Note to self: must check work before submitting.

Ps when I say "shed load", I've got a feeling that my shed is a lot smaller than Neil's😁

"Ruing"..blasted predictive

Then it's taxed at 10 or 20% depending on tax band.

I'm still at ruin taking a shed load of cash

out of my ISA last year!

Tax money is going to love me if Ciz does really well

😵

I would find another tax advisor Bermondsey.

Regarding stocks and shares the limit this year is 6,000 pound for profit and next year will be 3,000 Pound.

Nothing to do with the normal annual exemption starting tax figure for income

Haha! Indeed..

I think we're just about that stage now, Brondby..

I've got to say that I also find it curious that people sell at, what cannot be a great profit, at such a defining time period.

Impossible to know other people's perspectives/finance/ needs/knowledge..

It feels to me - and there's absolutely no way of proving this - that Ciz (and its huge potential) does not seem to be on the radar of most.

Maybe there are hundreds of hidden watchers out there, or maybe people forget about it after making some money on a spike in price.

Someone mentioned the other day that Allan Syms has kept this pretty much close to his chest, and that's certainly true (with few spikes along the way to interest other investors)

I only stumbled across this because another poster mentioned it on another board, and was extremely surprised by the potential.

My team had a bit of a bit of trouble with the wallet, Brondby.

The excavation site was perfect: diggers, industrial drills, local roads closed off, scores of Viz-vested specialists.

Early start at 6am. By 8.43am one of the team manage to create a Fiver-sized crack in the wallet. 198 notes were used to make the first trade of the day of circa 990 British Pounds.

The plan was that further attacks on the wallet would produce more filthy lucre to enable a larger trade during the day.

The team limited this larger trade to 2.25p and we came away without success.

A second attempt on the wallet will be made tomorrow

😁

😆 yes OAPK..and the moths that came out last time were HUGE! Like dinosaurs.

Chaps, please please please stop getting me all excited again.

You'll have me getting out the industrial digger to unlock my super-glued, concrete-encased, lead-lined, enigma-coded, fireproof Yorkshire wallet again.

Good response 👍

Thanks

I suppose I should add a 😁

Self deprecation isn't what it used to be.

I'll shut up now.

Wibble.

Soz Brondby, it was Green who says he lives near York.

It's the medication.

Brondby...so you're an interloper?!

A man roaming the greatest County god created without a flat cap, wippet, ferret and Yorshire passport?!?! 😆

Gadzooks! WTF?? Next you'll be telling me you actually spend money. Crazy.

Ps.. Brondby, you say you spend more time on the bull case because you are a bull.

This is my opinion and is one that since the Greeks rule the earth is not very popular!

But I think as a bull you should spend your time on the bear case .. dissecting prodding and challenging your views.

Dialectical thinking rather than confirmation thinking.

It's a very unpopular thought process in the world today

Brondby - fellow Yorkshireman- I am surprised by your lack of inherent grumpiness and curmudgeon in your bear case! Your wallet should be locked, zipped, clamped and petrified in formaldehyde. Mine is .

In fact I think it acts as a case in point to how investors cannot be objective. Your bear case is very poor..

Almost like a bull case!

The Bear case (imo) is:

1) there have been delays in getting all aspects of this complicated process together. In fact, all partners can't reach an agreement.

2) the sensitivity and specificity are nowhere near expectations.

3) the entire process is taking a lot longer than expected and other companies in the same market start bringing their products to bear.

Part Proviso on 2) ..

4) despite Corepath having widespread reach, the pricing point, logistics and other politics prevents en-masse take -up

5) China screw us.

6) there are several more but then people will start calling me a "de ramper" and try to throw me on a burning stake! 🤔😁

But since now I have a shed load of money invested here I do prefer the bull case! (But there is an obvious emotional bias going on here, where people become protective of an inanimate object.

I'm expecting this to do extremely well but I do take some posts with a pinch of salt. And I hope you do the same with mine!

Neil, I do hope you were being lighthearted with your Biotechne post!

As OAPk alluded to , the institutional investors will be in it for the dividend (growth)..

Ciz is just a wee twinkle in its father's eye at the moment, and will obviously play no part in this institutional forward-thinking.

Please don't give me doubt to your discernment at this late stage!

(PS, in my previous post when I mentioned the "personnel" and communications element to investing, it's also an unknown whether the judgment of posters on message boards is born out by past successes.

The most plausible posters get carried away with confirmation bias, and the heavier the investment the bigger the potential bias.

"Unwavering belief" is a statement that has slightly pseudo religious connotations..

I do hope you are still trying to keep a slightly open mind as to negative possibilities Neil.

All said with a soupson of seriousness but tongue firmly placed in cheek.

Well, thank you, Kind Sir, for your time and openness.

An informative reply, as usual Neil.

Best wishes from the better part of Yorkshire (Sheffield en-le Peak :o)

Must be a Yorkshire mafia thing going on here.