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I think this is a pure recovery play which has come back in fashion this week with the airlines, cinema, breweries, etc.

Hoping to see strong short term growth from here.

Yet here you are like a bad smell.

If I was you I’d be toasting recent successes on the M&S or ROO boards.

But no.

FOMO is kicking in here

Haha Jones Richard we’re all fecked now if you’ve rocked up!

Hope you’re okay.

This is becoming a traders paradise!

I’m buying again if it hits 12p.

Seems I was a but premature a couple of days ago.

I’ve got a CFD ticking along nicely that bags at 2200p.

Fed action this week though that might put a spanner in the works if we drop with US tech companies like normally happens.

Forget about it till Xmas. Stick it in the old bottom drawer.

Easier said than done I know.

Hi Trendz

This is the link to the research although you need to sign up

https://www.cenkos.com/research-portal#/portal/cenkos-securities

Do none of the big online trading platforms have a retail presence in Holland?

The most important thing to understand here is that this is still a work in progress and by no means at the stage of brining a product to the mass market. A market and network which they are also working towards creating in the background.

I actually found the brokers note at the last raise quite a good read to bring yourself up to speed without having to go through the entire back catalogue and the who, what, why, when and where.

To be fair and this might be presumptuous on my part but if you’re looking at moving it all into an isa in our tax year your holding would be under £20k in which case you’d be unlikely to be needing to worry about CGT for the foreseeable anyway given you can book a gain of £12,300 through your annual allowance.

Would it be worth doing in bits?

Selling out on up days and buying into the isa on down days?

You might actually come out with more shares and only be out of pocket if there is a massive re-rate on one tranche.

Saw a section on this on CNBC at lunchtime.

Surprised it hadn’t been given more coverage on this board tbf.

There’s a big rally on today, especially in commodities, so traders money will be spread wide.

We’d need to know the exact details.

Most modern payroll systems flag up if an employee is on or under the minimum wage. There’s always human error though if details are both entered manually and automated without robust basic exception reporting.

There’s a time and a place for shorting when it’s used as a hedging strategy.

For example when you know the market is high and potential frothy you could short the FTSE or the S&P and give yourself some protection in the case of a downturn.

If here if you were long at £3 and opened up a short you would have fixed yourself at £3 all the way down.

However, just outright betting against a company i have a problem with. The problem is with virtually every share on these boards there is a bear and a bull case and who is to say who is right and wrong?

It would be harsh to blame the fall in GGP on an II.

The price of gold has gone down, Gervais Heddle left, there was some disappointing results at one of the key targets, and the valuation was probably frothy at 35p.

I'm in a couple of Ishares funds and they are popular decent performers.

If you click on the 'short positions' logo at the top you can see there is no substantial institutional short interest in Argo.

Now go look at Sainsburys, Cineworld or Hammerson and you'll see what a large short interest looks like.

I found it all a bit bizarre myself.

I must have just missed the switchover.

I was trying to buy at the start of the tax year and just kept getting a message about needing to be a professional trader.

Even now I can’t buy and sell any of the crypto.

Some brokers are funny about them.

Last year my ISA was with HSBC and they wouldn’t let you put ADS in an ISA for example.