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Didn't this link start to be discussed from a tweet by Gerard of the Porton Down sign?
https://twitter.com/gjbrandon/status/1366012556863799297?s=20
I seem to recall it was after linking that article that the debate appeared on this board as to whether that was a hint of involvement.
Well I most certainly acted too soon at 8am, but have been very happy to catch what may be the bottom of the drift just now too. Either way, I agree, with others here, nothing has changed in my evaluation of the future prospects and frankly these changes in share price remain minor in comparison.
Is it also possible that those buys took a long time to fill causing part of the price to rise into it before the final date/time stamp? That seems like a lot of shares to have been able to pick up in single blocks.
As others have said earlier at that price it seems most implausible that so many shares could have been sold at that price. Had the shares been sold at lower than the prevailing sell price at the time that would make sense of a following drop.
If you haven't already seen it, there is a library of collected research and evaluation collated on Reddit you can review.
https://www.reddit.com/r/PredatorOilandGasPRD/
Blimey people must have thought he was off his rocker for several centuries then
Muggins to hear you say that you are invested in other shares, including apparently multibagging opportunities, and then see that your entire history is posting negative positions in this one share stretches credulity. I would be more inclined to weigh what you were saying if this constant attach on this BB were not you're entire raison d'etre.
That is up there:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PredatorOilandGasPRD/comments/mj74iu/grh_valuations_pt_ii/
There are comments that cross refer now, I'm sure the mods can add that to the post
Yes I know, that is an odd request, and hopefully everyone is well aware that I am and continue to be holding long in volume. However, over the past few days, and in particular re-reading the useful info collated on Reddit, I realised there was a factor I am not aware of. I can see PG and team's positive background with their successes referred to, but does anyone know of significant failures that they have been involved in? They do happen after all and an understanding of how positive they were about those might offer some balance to one's consideration.
Thanks all
This is correct, and beyond putting these in ISAs or SIPPS the only alternative is to sell before the ex dividend date. One would expect the price to rise in line with the dividends, and let people who aren't facing income tax issues buy the shares. Even if the price only rises to 80% of the dividend value, thats still better than paying the tax.
Eg: 100p dividend, price rises by 80p to cover it, sell then and get 80p profit which after CGT is 64p.
vs
100p dividend at 45% leaving 55p.