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Yeah I have short term flipped some RR and wish I had held a bit more but they must be close to divs again now, they seem pretty much back on track
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Yeah I have short term flipped some RR and wish I had held a bit more but they must be close to divs again now, they seem pretty much back on track
Pretty solid choice. Probably best in your ISA though, rather than the GIA. It pays some income as PIDs and tax treatment is different, they are paid with 20% tax taken and if you're a higher rate taxpayer keeping these outside of the ISA means you'll have to notify HMRC to ensure your tax code is changed to take the extra 20% tax due. In the ISA ensure your broker is reclaiming the 20% tax already paid.
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When you factor in the effects of the rights issue Royces are currently at an all time high.
Already been announced that dividend payments will start next year. Initially at 30% of the profits, which is estimated to be around 4p/share.
Palantir and dell are getting added to the s&P500
I'm looking for an entry position for jamf at the moment.
The shares are near bottom but they just signed an agreement allowing microsoft to sell their products and services.
They are the market leaders in Apple device management and are only one of three products that are suitable for enterprise level managment. I'm expecting sales to pick up once companies know that they can purchase it via microsoft, it get's rid of a lot of the tendering issues. They are currently hosted on AWS at the moment, I suspect that they will switch to azure at somepoint bringing down the costs and finally microsoft's apple managemet solution is very poor at the moment, I think microsoft will buy them out at some point rather than keep poking at that dead horse.
The shares are near bottom but they just signed an agreement allowing microsoft to sell their products and services.
They are the market leaders in Apple device management and are only one of three products that are suitable for enterprise level managment. I'm expecting sales to pick up once companies know that they can purchase it via microsoft, it get's rid of a lot of the tendering issues. They are currently hosted on AWS at the moment, I suspect that they will switch to azure at somepoint bringing down the costs and finally microsoft's apple managemet solution is very poor at the moment, I think microsoft will buy them out at some point rather than keep poking at that dead horse.
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buying out right would be the better option for MS assuming they want to sell.
there was an open source product i saw that has a corporate offering as well.
there was an open source product i saw that has a corporate offering as well.
There seems to be a bit of fear from the US traders in the past two weeks... stocks go up when the UK market opens, then stocks go down when the US get's online....
I'm hopeful last year repeats and the markets take off again in November and December as my current rate of return sucks, I'm in the red on a few of ETFs.
I'm hopeful last year repeats and the markets take off again in November and December as my current rate of return sucks, I'm in the red on a few of ETFs.
US markets and global trackers are just a couple of percent below their all time highs. If your rate of return sucks this year then you're doing it wrong.
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Even the original bagholders of Palantir are in profits now
hitting all time highs over 37$
I'm in at 20.39.
Nearly all my stocks are doing good, just intel and nio suck but nio is almost green for me anyway.
Easyjet finally turned green for me, lol insta sold as soon as it did. been holding that awhile.
All long positions now though, 1-2 years old so I guess it's expected to be mostly green, I've got some fat percentages going on though.
on the 7th of august my whole portfolio was down 5% , now it's up 25%
Shame I missed Nvidia , I had quite a bit of it at one point, doubt I would have held for the crazy gains though
hitting all time highs over 37$
I'm in at 20.39.Nearly all my stocks are doing good, just intel and nio suck but nio is almost green for me anyway.
Easyjet finally turned green for me, lol insta sold as soon as it did. been holding that awhile.
All long positions now though, 1-2 years old so I guess it's expected to be mostly green, I've got some fat percentages going on though.
on the 7th of august my whole portfolio was down 5% , now it's up 25%
Shame I missed Nvidia , I had quite a bit of it at one point, doubt I would have held for the crazy gains though
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Even the original bagholders of Palantir are in profits now
hitting all time highs over 37$
Nearly all my stocks are doing good, just intel and nio suck but nio is almost green for me anyway.
Easyjet finally turned green for me, lol insta sold as soon as it did. been holding that awhile.
All long positions now though, 1-2 years old so I guess it's expected to be mostly green, I've got some fat percentages going on though.
on the 7th of august my whole portfolio was down 5% , now it's up 25%
Shame I missed Nvidia , I had quite a bit of it at one point, doubt I would have held for the crazy gains though
Ezj is one of the stocks I still hold I'm fairly confident in more to come!
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Soldato
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1 in 10 firms dump infosec wares after Crowstrike outage
Many left reeling from July's IT meltdown, but not to worry, it was all unavoidable
www.theregister.com
I think there's going to be a fair few more once renewl season starts..more an fyi generally.1 in 10 firms dump infosec wares after Crowstrike outage
Many left reeling from July's IT meltdown, but not to worry, it was all unavoidable
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yep so those holding might be good to sell if currently green
Yea, Usually you would think the negative stock reaction that already happened was an over reaction, and that at earnings the stock will rebound a bit.
But looking at crowd strikes stock I doubt it dropped anywhere near enough and near term they might just keep bleeding customers with no growth picking up the slack.
Too much risk for too little gains imo
IHMO they should be bankrupted for having me be woken up at 4am to join a MIM call...
We have a multi million pound contact with them at the moment and there's been a lot of meetings in regards of their contract at the moment. If it's happening at my place, I would bet my last pound that it's happening in a lot of the enterprises that they have contracts with.
Fractiinally in the green!
4pc up.. Factor in FX changes and I'm 2pc up..
Time to retire!
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while the going is good and the green is there..Fractiinally in the green!
4pc up.. Factor in FX changes and I'm 2pc up..
Time to retire!
Just wanted to make sure you saw the option if you wanted to pull out. some green is better than red
while the going is good and the green is there..
Just wanted to make sure you saw the option if you wanted to pull out. some green is better than red
Yeah it is a tad risky I agree.
Not sure how many will actually pull out or if it's similar to people saying they won't pay for Netflix... Then carry on paying.
I will have a look at some tangible articles however. Maybe it'll be one where best time to sell is pre results.
It'll probably be a classic or rising to the fairly near the bell. An underwhelming result set and price tanks.
Finally my Duolingo shares are nice and green.
I've held these for a while now as always hearing friends and randomers talking about it. Was expecting green sooner.
Nearly sold out actually in my move to Etfs. But glad I didn't.
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