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Weird how the market always reacts to Trump, yet it doesn't appear that anything ever happens.

We all know this is going to be sitting at all-time highs again in a week or two, or a month or two.

Yet, hair-on-fire reactions always seem to be the goto.
 
regulus said:
Weird how the market always reacts to Trump, yet it doesn't appear that anything ever happens.

We all know this is going to be sitting at all-time highs again in a week or two, or a month or two.

Yet, hair-on-fire reactions always seem to be the goto.
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Not as much as it did though. People have figured out his game. He is doing it to manipulate the market for himself, so now people start buying when it drops and it bounces back quickly. Like last time I bet his own company is buying like crazy.

This time it's from China's end but the same probably applies.
 
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Liquid_Entity said:
oooh 29p dividend payment from Greggs. At the rate their share price dropping I could buy a whole share with that
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i'll see your 29p with my 1p from everplay

Uther said:
Thanks Donald Obama.
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fixed for you

luckery im still up on investments and letting it ride, but in not seeing the big dips!! why arent is eeing the big dips when i have spare capital
 
Down 6.5% and still dropping in after hours. Stupid orange ****.

Wouldn't be quite so ****** off if I hadn't averaged up in a few of my holdings at 2pm.
 
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I was up 10% this week yesterday, now only up 1.6% :eek:


What companies do we invest in for the gaza rebuild? or just buy concrete?
 
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Note to self - a good trading strategy is when it goes quiet on the news front, to think about selling in anticipation of one of Trump's announcements, which are great buying opportunities.
 
GR63 said:
I'd like to see source for that claim as that in effect means you have a £40k ISA allowance each year which I've never heard of.... If that was case I'd put £20k in each every year and then move the Cash ISA to Stocks ISA for £40k Stocks ISA each year
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You cannot deposit 20k into each ISA, the 20K is for ALL combined.

One company cannot see what you've deposited into another, so you can in theory do this, but then someone will come knocking in the future as the deposits will be reported to HMRC.
 
yea combined 20k deposit in a year.
I think you can put in 20k, take out that 20k and then put 20k back again.
but I guess its kinda pointless unless you want to move to a different isa
 
arknor said:
yea combined 20k deposit in a year.
I think you can put in 20k, take out that 20k and then put 20k back again.
but I guess its kinda pointless unless you want to move to a different isa
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If it's a 'flexible ISA' , yes... Some are not. It's also useful if you need to take some cash out for a car or house repair or something, and you can put money back in.
 
arknor said:
yea combined 20k deposit in a year.
I think you can put in 20k, take out that 20k and then put 20k back again.
but I guess its kinda pointless unless you want to move to a different isa
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That’s normally with same ISA provider…

Once you put money in with a provider, they they “punch your ticket” for that amount for the year; and if it’s a flexible isa… you can take money out then back in and move it around within their isa account, as long as come the end of the tax year the amount along with your other isa accounts don’t total more than 20k.

What you can’t do, is put 10k into an isa take it out and put it into another isa with a different company and expect to have 10k allowance left. That is what transfers are for…

I’m not 100% sure what happens with interest and additional earnings. say I put 10k into a flexible isa.. and I gain 10%… sold it and cashed out.. 11,000.

Normally if I kept the cash in my isa, there’s no issues. But if took it out then put it back in again, would that be £11,000 now used of my isa for the year or will it still only be 10k.

This whole putting cash in and taking it out to put it back in again, is just silly. ISAs are supposed to be long term investments vehicles, if you are putting in your last pound, only needing to take it out later, you are better off storing the money elsewhere, like a 7% regular savers account. Multiple transfers per year even between the same provider, is just “busy” work..
 
I guess it'll be too late to sell first thing Monday? Or would it be worth bailing before China retaliates and everything really goes off a cliff? Stupid orange buffoon.
 
Not sure how people are down.. I’m 25% up YTD.. this includes that Feb to April cliff drop due to the orange one.

I’ve just moved a small amount from last years ISA, mainly all off my t212 cash isa amount which was much into my stocks and shares ISA. Depending on how the market reacts on Monday.. when it looks like it’s going to recover then I’m popping all that amount into the S&P 500.

I don’t have any none ISA cash spare at the moment and I need to leave room for the share options maturing next month.. should be a nice 125% up from the strike price.
 
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