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I think it's me confusing things. No stamp duty on RRL, but these are listed on the ASX.

i can't remember why i paid stamp duty on some and not others -i think it might be because some companies have the main listing on the asx or tsx (a few of my shares are like this, but i didn't keep track of which ones attracted stamp duty and which didn't - i trusted iii to charge me correctly).
i'm pretty sure i have paid double for the ireland listed shares though.
 
I think it's me confusing things. No stamp duty on RRL, but these are listed on the ASX.

I'm not helping matters either... :o

My understanding was based on the link I provided, but I've just gone back through some records from 2008, and I paid stamp duty on 12/14 trades under £1000, so I appear to be talking out of my arse. Apologies... :o

The two that I didn't pay stamp duty on were Petrofac and Randgold Resources.
 
If you're worried about stamp duty and are just trading short term then perhaps look at CFDs. You don't necessarily have to utilise all the leverage they offer.
 
CNR RNS looks good at first read. Basically delays of about 2 weeks on the 'big RNS', but some encouraging nuggets in the one that is out today- bodes well :)
 
Bit of a bummer about CNR, but certainly not as negative as some stalling RNSs I've read in the past... *cough* MTA *cough* losers!

Approaching double bagger on ORE too today. :D
 
^ ORE has moved a fair bit on no real news the last few day so beware on the price you get in at, CNR on the otherhand hasnt done much on that RNS so its looking a good top up too,

Kinda in the same place
 
Agreed, ORE is dipping about a bit today. Wouldn't surprise me if it closes 5-8% up, instead of the 17-21% floating about at the moment, there's bound to be some profit taking in the PM today too.
 
Quite like the PYC RNS today. UEN have also spudded, potential on them. I was trading their 11-17p range, not in at the moment though.
 
Nice GVC Buy tip in Investor's Chronicle today- shame it's up around 40% since I mentioned it here ;)
 
Whys Lloyds up 5%

02/04/11 10:00 Reports & Surveys Lloyds TSB reveals that the number of property sales in England and Wales has fallen by almost a half since 2007, with a 42% drop in the South compared to 51% in the North


Bought back Hoil after realising the pullback its had is quite obviously on lower volume /interest. Add in a possible 400m return on disputed uganda asset sale, its worth guessing on more upside then down
Head guy owns like 33% of the company I think which I find quite comforting
 
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