Soldato
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Didn't see any jump in my global fund yesterday. Definitely have this morning though. Nice.
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Not a bad idea, but would rule out tax free investments in the vast majority of index trackers.
Also not sure that the government should be using tax incentives to effectively subsidise poorer performance of UK equities versus non-UK.
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haha how funny, I had a greggs coffee this morning and while drinking it I checked them on 212 and stuck £30 on it
I'll admit, I threw a few hundred on them last month just as they were dipping, then kept dipping but am now back to the good along with the dividend due into my account later this month but now starting to think they are a keeper and might add another few % of my cash into it as they fell quite a way and seeing how many new stores they opened last 2 quarters, that cash will start coming through in the next quarterly report or two.
I have them.
Seems a bit oversold if you ask me.
Seems like a keeper to me.
Down 5pc on them as I bought fairly soon after the sharp dip. But kept on dipping.
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CPI data was fine. Should be an ok day.
Unlike the current situation where the UK taxpayer is subsidising investment in US companies?
intuitive machines up 25%, now 30% !
Ez money, shoulda bought a hell of a lot more of that one.
for those not aware they have a stupid big nasa contract for 5 years, that could be extended an extra 5 years
In September 2024, NASA awarded Intuitive Machines a contract under the Near Space Network initiative. This contract, with a maximum potential value of $4.82 billion, involves deploying lunar relay satellites and providing communication and navigation services for missions extending from Earth's surface to beyond the Moon. The contract spans a base period of five years starting October 1, 2024, with an additional five-year option, potentially extending through September 30, 2034.
surely they hit peak market saturation soon, how much demand is there honestly for Greggs? it's not that great, most of the food isn;'t hot for VAT reasons if any is.
surely there costs must be soaring and the price is reaching a point where people decide to give it a pass.
unless your expecting the economy to suddenly recover.
highest growing population in our country doesn't eat pork for a start and they have 0 halal products
Ez money, shoulda bought a hell of a lot more of that one.
for those not aware they have a stupid big nasa contract for 5 years, that could be extended an extra 5 years
In September 2024, NASA awarded Intuitive Machines a contract under the Near Space Network initiative. This contract, with a maximum potential value of $4.82 billion, involves deploying lunar relay satellites and providing communication and navigation services for missions extending from Earth's surface to beyond the Moon. The contract spans a base period of five years starting October 1, 2024, with an additional five-year option, potentially extending through September 30, 2034.
surely they hit peak market saturation soon, how much demand is there honestly for Greggs? it's not that great, most of the food isn;'t hot for VAT reasons if any is.
surely there costs must be soaring and the price is reaching a point where people decide to give it a pass.
unless your expecting the economy to suddenly recover.
highest growing population in our country doesn't eat pork for a start and they have 0 halal products
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The uk taxpayer is subsiding investments equally in any company, and leaving the selection of the investment based on the potential success of the company.Unlike the current situation where the UK taxpayer is subsidising investment in US companies?
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People are free to invest wherever they like, I'm just not sure the UK taxpayer should be subsidising investment in any firms not UK tax-domiciled.
It's not like investing in US firms would be an unattractive proposition even without the tax break of the ISA wrapper.
and the trade deal kept the 2% digital services tax on google, amazon, meta etc....
The DST looked to make tech multinationals not headquartered in the UK pay a tax on the revenues they made from their UK users. The tax, set at 2 per cent on the revenues of search engines, social media services and online marketplaces, raises a modest amount – £800 million a year, on average.
its insane when they make silly revenue and profits
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I did sell off when the tariffs/china stuff kicked off but followed ever since and bought back in last week. They absolutely smashed earnings!
I have 1500 shares
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I have 1200 shares left.
Crazy my first buy was at 0.6.
Now topping 3.0 crazy stuff
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But the 20k tax free is to basically provide a form of private pension.
They could have an additional CGT on foreign investments.
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I'm going to hold until 5+ I think listening to the earnings call they hope all 4 quarters will be the same as this one which they smashed. Sounds like there's some acquisitions on the cards in EMEA too
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