Member Info for TomE

PRIM are 0.12 GBX +0.0100 (9.09%) as far as I can see ??

Nige Hi,

Not in any other builder yet, too busy with GGP.

Greatland Gold plc are an NW Australian Exploration outfit and their principal activity is to explore for and develop natural resources, with a focus on gold, copper, silver and others. With Brexit looming over our heads I have diversified out of other Builders for a while keeping all my TW shares though. Sold VOD too.

I know that AIM are a risk ( so are all shares ATM ) but this company is slightly different as they explore and develop.

Have a read up on their RNS results so far, they are excellent to say the least and classified as World Class.

I have only had one AIM before and that was INL (inland) ( lost on that one ) but with GGP I have already made a small fortune on paper in less than 6 months. So very happy indeed. Maybe its now a wee bit late for some to invest, if you can buy any that is.

TW doing well over the past week thank heavens.

Cheers and GL

ATB

Tom :-)))

Versuvius2019

Great thanks, !!! but that is well OLD NEWS 4 months old in fact, what is your point please.

Sorry off topic TW,

Bamps Hi, did you ever think GGP 2.20. Just a thought for other TWERS. My average 1.015 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did your cousin have any contact in Canada , as he seems to be a bit late on any outcome ????

All mates have a look NOW not later.

TW and others doing great !!!

ATB

Tom

Mickey Hi,,

Well spotted, missed that one. Wonder where we will open on Monday 2.50 ?????? what do you think, and others please give us your opinions. It may be we will see 3p by the months end !!!!!!

GLA and a good w/e.

Tom :-))

Troubles Hi,

Yest lets hope we get back to where we should be very soon, things look like they may be changing for the better now ??

ATB and time for a quick walk before it rains.

Cheers and have a good w/e.

Tom :-))

This looks a lot better this week, totally changed from the last time posted. :-)))))

http://poundf.co.uk/taylor-wimpey-share-price-forecast

Nige Hi,

Have a read of this and it may explain in greater detail. You say "How can you upgrade to neutral (from what?)"
Well it has upgraded its stance on the sector to 'neutral' from 'underperform'

https://uk.webfg.com/news/broker-recommendations/housebuilders-rally-as-boa-merrill-says-risks-priced-in-upgrades-sector--3684014.html

Nige Hi,

I copied the report from the TW. Share News above only out of interest.

British shares on track for best week since November; housebuilders bounce
Fri, 11th Jan 2019 08:52

http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareNews.asp?shareprice=TW.&code=3r4cm6f9&headline=British_shares_on_track_for_best_week_since_November_housebuilders_bounce

Nige with respect before you post READ the TW News

Nige hi,

http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareNews.asp?shareprice=TW.&code=6vzf8wu8&headline=UPDATE_3FTSE_100_dips_as_sterling_firms_on_report_of_potential_Brexit_delay

This was taken from TW news, so if its wrong blame them !!!!!!!

I will not bother any more, dont believe it ????

Nice one for sure, beats paying the Tax man lol. :-)))))))))))))))

Great move !!!!

ATB

Tom :-)

Stumpy hi,

The only thing about letting them do it is they will sell and buy on the day you ask them to. The way I did it is that I chose the sell SP and the day I did it so I got the best price that I could, then when the money was in the ISA bought when I decided at the best SP that I could get. Letting them do it could be on a bad day re SP.

RL Hi,

What I did was,

1. Open up an ISA account with ii.
2. Sold £20k worth of shares from my normal trading account ( when the SP was ok.)
3. Transfered the £20k straight from my trading account into my ISA account.
4. Bought back those shares sold but now in my ISA account.
5. Next Tax year do the same.

You do lose a little from stamp duty re buying but this is only once on the deal.

Hope that helps and its simple, if you have any problems ii will talk you through it or even do it for you on the phone.

ATB

Tom ;-)

This explains further but read it carefully.

It's not just cash ISAs that can be flexible. Innovative finance ISAs (peer-to-peer savings in an ISA wrapper) and cash held within a stocks and shares ISA can also be flexible. There are certain kinds of ISAs that can't be flexible – these are junior ISAs, Help to Buy ISAs, Lifetime ISAs and any element of a stocks and shares ISA that is NOT cash, ie, shares, bonds or funds.

SW16 Hi,

Yes I did phone ii and asked them that question as I did not know about this flexi ISA, and thanks for pointing that out.
What they said to me is that most Bank ISA's are now Flexi and some Brokers do in fact do the same. ii said they are looking into it and will reply to me in the near future but as they stand ATM they only do the Share ISA and not the one you are talking about, that's a shame. It does not worry me as I do not take money out of my ISA and if I do sell some shares I keep the cash in my account for reinvestment. I also have a normal account that I am trying each year to reduce by taking out the max £20k ( throughout the year depending on share price ) and then putting that into my ISA account, still have quite a few years to go though. lol.

ATB

Tom :-))))

cazbraz, yes but the particular post mentioned is not on his members posts it was removed, the rest of the post is there.

Shakeyerbooty Hi,

Yes you are correct, shame really !!

ATB

Tom :-)

Homebuilders, among the most sensitive to Brexit developments, shrugged off uncertainties and bounced after Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded the UK housebuilding sector to neutral.

Homebuilders enjoyed their best week in more than a year, thanks to the BAML upgrade as well as a solid update from Britain's third-largest housebuilder Taylor Wimpey earlier in the week.

Taylor Wimpey added 4.1 percent to lead FTSE 100 gainers, set for its biggest weekly gain since early November, with Persimmon, Barratt Developments and Berkeley all advancing 1.6 to 3.4 percent.

"It seems at least possible, or even probable, that some sort of Brexit resolution is within sight and therefore the UK House Building sector may see some relief," BAML analysts wrote.