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I sold this morning at 13p... big loss for me here.
I would rather take something out than loose everything.
Anyone who has the balls to stay in here, must be prepared to wait for years and years or loose the lot.
For me I'm out as I don't see this company coming back from the brink now..
Goodbye Cine
Wow...! The Sandman ... what a great show.
This could easily have been split up into three 2hr movies and shown in cinemas over a couple of months.
But I guess Netflix are loosing steaming customers, and need great streaming stuff to keep them coming back...
Whatever you do... Don't miss The Sandman.
My Thought was with some Brokers, you get discounts on trading fees if you make a certain amount of trades per month.
So if you were one trade below your quota for the discount, some may just buy a small amount of shares...
overall for the month, you would still make a saving on your next months trading fees
I have taken a Paper Certificate, as i don't see the War in Ukraine ending anytime soon. The UK Government have much better things to be dealing with, and they will be quite happy to let it drag on for a while.
It may Seem Corny, but the UK has agreed to Hold next years EuroVision on behalf of Ukraine.. and although its not the biggest factor for the war, i cant see the UK dropping sanctions on Russia before then... and probably much much after.
I can keep myself updated with Evraz through their own website, and relist on an exchange if they do list somewhere else.
I can't see my current Broker giving me anything in the future. Paper Certs for me are a safer option
Silvesy - The problme with cine is the debt and court case... nothing to do with cinemas making money
Cine makes money, that's a given... but the court case and paying down the debt needs to be addressed before anything happens with the share price.
Certificate in the post.
On the Plus side - HL have removed the listing on my shares page, so my losses in the HL App have dropped dramatically today...
every cloud ;0)
I have Just applied for my paper certs, as among other things, i have a spare A4 picture frame and i'm going to hang it up to remind myself that the stock market can be a dangerous place... lol
I saw an advert the other day for live concerts in Showcase & Vue Cinemas... think it was Westlife.
This must be quite a lucrative product for cinemas, and I'm wondering if Cineworld are also doing this?
I personally would go see a huge act at the cinema, as it would maybe mean half decent ticket prices for many people who can't afford some of the extortionate prices asked for attending at a Large Stadium, or if the actual event is held too far from home.
Loads of large investment firms lend out shares to shorters. They take a fee for shares, and the shorters hope the price will drop so they can then buy back the shares at a lower price. They then give them back to the original lender and keep the in between price difference. (Shorters Profit)
IF however the price rises and looks to continue to rise on positive news / results, the shorters will need to buy at a much higher price to give the shares back... and this then forces the share price to shoot up...(Shorters loose)
Hence why we see many folk looking forward to shorters getting burnt :0)
For a great insight into shorting and how it can make millions for some... watch the movie THE BIG SHORT - True Story.
I did sell for more money than I bought.. but looking now, I think I'm going to need to wait for 95p to make a profit on what's left.
Not overly worried though, as I know with RR it's either a quick gain or a LTH... both I'm happy with.
Or I'll buy more if it drops again...
We live and learn, but never loose
I've 95% got the hang of this game :0)
Click - every day is a school day ;0)
Based on the fact that I didn't realise that buying more than one lot of the same share gives a lower average price for ALL the shares, means that I am basically selling at too low a price to make the profit correctly.
Average of around 84... selling at 86... *******s...!!!
Quango, I was just doing rough numbers for the point of the post.
But to be exact
First purchase £3000 @ 88.5p = 3357 shares
Second purchase £3434 @ 82.1p = 4146 shares
Total £6434 - 7503 shares
casapinos - thanks... so the 84.2 is my average?
Are my holdings I have left now also worth that amount, even thought I bought them at 88p?
I've had this happen before and can't figure the maths out.
First Purchase
Bought 3k shares at 88p, so minus stamp and transaction fee, I was about £30 down from purchase.
Second purchase
Bought 3.5k shares at 81p.. minus fees £30 down from purchase.
Now today, sold Second purchase of shares and made my profit.
But now first purchase of shares showing value of £2900, but £35 in profit?
If this makes sense to anyone, can they explain why my first purchase of shares is now worth less?
Each time I've bought and sold the same amounts or shares.
E.g 4000 shares Bought... prices rises 4000 sold
Hopeful - ok, so maybe Tax Dodge is the wrong way of describing it... but I think what the old friend of mine was doing, was paying money out of the company name in such a way, so as to pay LESS tax.
Just to be clear... it wasn't me... lol. I was just an employee at British Bakeries back in those days. Said friend was an IT Anylist, back when the Internet was just taking off boom time.
WOLF - That's exactly what he did.... did you know him... lol
All Great Point Vicious, and i tend to agree that No UK Broker will be trading EVR for a very long time.... If ever.
I am also leaning toward a paper cert.
So with the Divi Question out of the Way Vicious, would you leave your shares with your broker (in my case HL), or would you take the paper cert?
Thanks.
Thanks For Clarifying Vicious - All info for all shareholders is helpful.
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