jimward9
- 09 Jan 2006 12:38
Out their in cyber space, there are thousands if not millions of you with different jobs and qualifications.
Can you answer any questions, or do you have a question!
jimward9
- 09 Jan 2006 20:45
- 8 of 37
Question
I regularly look at the pages of trades that go through on shares that I hold; often I see,
1 share buy or sell. This dose not make sense to me, I have to pay 11.95 per trade, so to buy or sell, just 1 share at maybe 20p it just dose not add up.
I know if a company consolidated you could be left with an odd 1!
Anyone any ideas?
10/1/06 1 share buy in SEO 16p ?
10/1/06 1 share buy in EEN 213p ?
JIMBOB
- 09 Jan 2006 21:00
- 9 of 37
>>JIMWARD9
Ive seen your question asked before some brokers will reinvest your divi for no charge (Fidelity do i think) might be a small divi being reinvested.Or a punter buying a share to get an annual report or http://www.framedshare.co.uk/results.asp?txtSearch=1fashion
i still dont know
captainmerton
- 10 Jan 2006 20:33
- 10 of 37
An unrelated question. If I were to open a self select ISA what are the limits on the listed shares I can buy? I believe AIM shares are not permitted. Can I hold international shares in the ISA? Also, I have bought US shares listed on the NASDAQ but i have bought them through the LSE's International Retail Service thus the shares are listed in London in GBP. Any ideas? If you ever call brokers like Hoodless Brennan, Halifax etc you get some 18yr old numbskull on the other end of the line.
explosive
- 10 Jan 2006 21:14
- 11 of 37
Question
What came first the chicken or the egg?
I reckon the chicken cos eggs come from Asda.... Any ideas??
Griffin
- 08 Apr 2006 12:01
- 12 of 37
Question,
Are there any benefits to trading CFDs compared to spread betting as no tax to pay on either, is one better than the other?
jimmy b
- 08 Apr 2006 13:09
- 13 of 37
Griffin ,you pay tax on the profits you make trading CFD's .only spread bets are tax free.
hewittalan6
- 08 Apr 2006 14:21
- 14 of 37
I don't pay tax on any of my stock market investments.
Its complicated, but try to follow it.
I NEVER MAKE ANY SODDING MONEY!!!!!!!!
Griffin
- 09 Apr 2006 03:49
- 15 of 37
jimmy b - Thanks for info.
jimmy b
- 10 Apr 2006 00:08
- 16 of 37
LOL!!! you don't need to Al ,your a rich company director .
hewittalan6
- 10 Apr 2006 12:05
- 17 of 37
Poor as a church mouse, me, jimmy.
Haven't been able to post this reply till I scrounged 50p for the electric meter.
Alan
HARRYCAT
- 07 Jun 2010 12:30
- 19 of 37
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HARRYCAT
- 01 Feb 2013 12:30
- 20 of 37
Where is the best place to find historic share prices, specifically closing prices on the 6th Nov 2011?
skinny
- 01 Feb 2013 13:07
- 21 of 37
Harry, Yahoo seem to carry them, here is
LLOY
HARRYCAT
- 01 Feb 2013 13:31
- 22 of 37
Excellent, thanks for that. Found loads of sites which require registering or payment, but this one looks to fit the bill.
skinny
- 01 Feb 2013 13:36
- 23 of 37
The bill's in the post :-)
goldfinger
- 01 Feb 2013 16:12
- 24 of 37
Harry you can also find what you want on Big Charts on the interactive chart. It gives you open end of day and high and low of day.Just whisk your cursor over the day required.
irlee57
- 07 Feb 2013 09:22
- 25 of 37
can any one explain to me this,
range resources 2 AT trades at 3.24p and 3.25p respectively.
both trades 1 share sells.
why sell do people sell 1 share?
thanks in anticipation.
Fred1new
- 07 Feb 2013 09:29
- 26 of 37
They found it when clearing out their bottom draw.
Or to balance their book!
HARRYCAT
- 04 Dec 2018 17:35
- 27 of 37
As I have a modest income from a few sources, I use an accountant to input the figures I give him to process my online tax return. It only costs me about £300 per year, so I consider it money well spent to get it right.
For the first time they have now sent me an invoice for payment in advance for an insurance policy (provided by Qdos Vantage) to cover me from 'any professional fees incurred in respect to a possible investigation performed by HMRC'. This comes at a cost of £120.
Has anyone experience of this or opinions, please? Money well spent or a complete rip off?
I am just a private individual, not a sole trader, so don't submit any accounts under a company name.