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Difficult to know if GG has a loathing for DEC the rest of us, the rest of the world or perhaps even himself, however it is clear he is an attention seeker and here to wind people up, start an argument and get the attention he craves.

This type of forum attracts these people and there seems to be at least one on most boards, they all seem to think they know more about the share than anyone else keep posting negative usually fact less comments but have no interest in either buying or shorting the share.

If they get any encouragement to will take over the board and make it about them telling everybody else they are fools, making mistakes, should have listened to them etc.

The only way to limit/get rid of them is to not engage and sooner or latter they will realise they are talking to themselves which they would have done before chat boards existed.

Up a small amount, Numerco 85.00/86.00 up 0.5

Savage_KeyboardR

You stated your have no interested in investing in CPI and yet you are still wasting time looking into CPI and posting, why? do you not have anything else to do? Surely you must have more than 2 shares to look at, if so go please and post on those boards.

BB in 2 lots

The usual 3,750 at 1,156p time 15:37:10, these are always just one purchase

Additional 7,500 at 1,150p time 16:03:59

Looks like the 3,750 is almost every day, stopped if SP rises too fast, additional shares added below a certain price, price and amount varies for additional purchase at least for now.

Sorry should have read for disclosed shorts above 0.5% not above 6%

DEC now down to 3rd in the list of most shorted companies, gone from 6.6% to 6.1% for shorts above 6%

Please stop denying climate science.. It's offensive.

What climate science is that, the ones paid to produce the result you want, you can get plenty of funding if you are trying to prove global warming etc but no funding and kicked out and cancelled if you end up proving it does not exist or is not man made and they call this science.

Kier Stamer calls himself a socialist, he was a member of the Labour Party Young Socialists in East Surrey, look it up.

if it looks like a duck quacks like a duck ...

Perhaps it is you that has no political awareness and only selectively follow the news, see what Kier Stamer said around a week ago or does Kier Stamer lack political awareness.

Anyway enough about this more interested in what happens at Capita's Capital Markets Event.

Trisor - "Any investor voting for a Labour government is voting for their own demise"

This has always been the case, history is full of these examples in the UK and all over the world, all socialist governments fail when they run out of other people’s money.

However each younger generation with no knowledge of history and life long committed socialist ideologues thinks it will be different this time, Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

IMO this was caused a lot because of poor regulation of LDIs, pension schemes used these to get cash which they invested in REITs while they were expanding i.e. shares raises. After the Gilt crash they needed to sell the REITs to cover liabilities and since then there is just not enough cash around/willing to take up this shortfall. Sure REIT share prices would have gone down anyway but not to this extent. We are now looking at a situation where a lot of people are nursing loses and desperate to reduce these so the only way out is to sell off all the properties in the REIT and return funds. When interest rates drop eventually the prices will go up and pressure reduced to shut down but this seems to go back by 1 month every month. For now make to most of it, high yield, potential capital growth or more money returned if closed down. The REITs should take some of the blame, instead of looking for more cash to expand they could have paid of some debt and used some new debt to buy back shares along with a few property sales when prices crashed, this would reduce to size of the REIT market place and increase NAV. At some point after a number of REITs are folded, interest rates reduced there will be a better balance between REITs and cash available/willing to invest.

Savage_KeyboardR

"there's nothing favourable for CPI, in my opinion"

So why are you still here, are you on all chat boards for companies you have no intention of investing in.

Terry - you stated "you will see I have no love for this tory government." - So I ask you this, did you vote Tory in the 2019 GE?

No

Savage_KeyboardR

No memory loss, unfortunately otherwise I could forget you are here.

As I have said before I invest at a number of shares and if I decide it is not for me I don't go on the board trashing the company and spamming it with a load of political clap trap.

If you get over your memory loss you will see I have no love for this tory government. Yes the last 14 years of tory rule have not been good and as I stated it is because they followed the Blair/Brown policies.

Trisor

There are so many scary things that can/will happen under Labour. The things we know are no “planned” increase in Income Tax, NI or VAT. Vat on school fees leading to a number of people having to take their children out of private schools adding additional cost to the state. Tax on non doms so a lot will be leaving taking their cash with them (and all the taxes they pay) and more tax on North sea oil increasing the current exodus and reducing tax take adding to more imported Oil and Gas. These policies fund everything but all will lead to lower tax take or more expenditure.

Add in lots of money wasted on green projects and green regulations for us all increasing our bills. Promised extra spending more government workers etc, high cost of borrowing and credit card maxed out.

The only option is more tax on companies and other taxes like CGT, Dividend tax, Car taxes, stamp duty, property/wealth tax etc. All this will do is encourage companies and high tax payers to leave the UK (SHELL and BP already planning this) and a lot more people scaling back their business (not worth risking investment or working hard) and retiring early. I give it 2 years and the public will turn on Labour even worse than they have with the useless Torys but still 3 years more to go when Labour will double down in the hope that for once socialist policies will work that never have in the past although tested to destruction in many countries many times.

Savage_KeyboardR

So ever time Labour get into power they are just unlucky and it is somebody else’s fault for their failure. Nothing to do with over spending, over taxing, over borrowing, over regulating, adding large number of government workers to add to the tax bill. Also nothing to do with Brown selling our gold at ridiculously low price, and that he deregulated (the one time he cut regulations he managed even to mess that up) the city to encouraging risk taking so for a time increasing tax take until it collapsed. But of course Brown saved the world, must be true as that is what he told us. Just think where our pensions would be without Brown’s tax raid which ended any chance of final salary pensions for anyone except government workers another great socialist policy to keep us working longer as they know what is best for us and out money.

But my question for you is why are you here? You have no interest in CPI but I guess you think we are all too stupid to understand what is happening to CPI, the economy, the news so to help us out you will lecture us on why we are wrong and you are right.

Spot seems to have ended in downward run

Numerco 84.00/86.00 up 2.5

Perhaps because motley fools just stated Uranium is on a downward path, you have got to love those guys.

Savage_KeyboardR

You pay CGT even if you have made a real world loss. i.e. when inflation is greater than your profit.

Since when have labour created the macro conditions which support UK economic growth not in my life or in fact every. Attlee government mess up big time after the war and did some stupid things like giving the Russians the RR jet engine which was used in the MIG to kill a lot of UK, US and other western service men just so he could say we are on the side of our communist brothers. Wilson/Callaghan absolute disaster in the 1970s, inflation over 20%, wages down a lot in real terms tax through the roof, unemployment up and an exodus of rich people and brain drain and had to go to the IMF for a bailout, UK was known as the sick man of Europe. Blair/Brown took a on a golden economy with fantastic growth and good budget surplus and left with huge defect, debt and financial crises. Conservatives since done a poor job as they followed the same Blair/Brown polices.

"The most predictable things are the falling CPI revenues"

No, it is the endless dribble and second rate reporting of news that is all over the TV Radio and Internet (just in case we have not seen it) if it fits Savage_KeyboardR view of the world, take the hint, none is interested.

You are clearly not interested in CPI just trying to wind up as many people as you can. This is not the place, go and post this on momentum website where you will find lots of new friends.

HL and II and many others charge more or a lot more than IWEB. I regard IWEB as a cheap and cheerful broker, it works fine but nowhere near as fast as others in paying dividends some of the time.

PeterWalmsley

There are 4 types of dividends a company can pay including REITs

Ordinary dividend, taxed at 8.75% for basic rate tax payers with £500 tax free

Capital repayment, taxed as capital gain, first £3000 tax free

Interest dividend taxed as interest like bank or building society interest, 20% basic rate tax payer, first £1000 tax free

PID taxed at 20% for basic rate tax payers, this tax is withheld i.e. taken on payment except in ISA or SIPP, if for some reason you should not be paying this tax e.g. below tax threshold I believe you can claim this back. All ISAs and SIPPs should not withhold this tax,

Each is in a separate pot for tax return but all except capital gains below £3000 are added to income to determine top tax band. CGT taxed after fist £3000 pa at 10% for standard rate tax payers, 20% higher rate.

All these tax free in ISA or SIPP

From my records I have have SUPR paying all PIDs except one which was Ordinary dividend in the last few years.

Expect this to change/go up under new Labour government.