Glencore Share Discussion Threads

[mhrangoon] 07/2/2024 20:44

depressing

[erocnelg] 06/2/2024 19:50

Looks like copper going up so maybe a good day 2mr atb

[tuftymatt] 06/2/2024 08:25

Let's hope so KKTJ

Good luck all 👍🏻

[kktj] 06/2/2024 08:19

At least the gap from 23/24.01 got filled yesterday. Hopefully the next gap to fill will be the 438 one.....

[kktj] 05/2/2024 09:01

Agreed, there's enough swing in the share price on daily basis to make a few bob (or loose if you are too greedy!). And for that, not having the stamp duty makes a big difference.

[action] 04/2/2024 11:30

Ii trade on daily swing specially after 1.30pm to 4.30pm

[montyhedge] 04/2/2024 08:36

You're right, it soon adds up, I gone to US stocks no stamp duty. Just keep dollars in account to avoid fx fees.Also much more movement Nasdaq.Must admit, I can't see Glen profits being great, if they pay a special dividend and more buybacks then a big move up, otherwise 385p my call.

[erocnelg] 03/2/2024 22:53

A little bit of gold atm is wise for sure

[action] 03/2/2024 15:50

I usually buy RMAP or SPGP.

[84stewart] 03/2/2024 15:32

Ox3f I only pay £5 irrespective of size of trade no annual fees withdraw original investment back into bank acct same day leaving any profit for another day I don’t do CFDs a lot of people swear by them some just swear.

[erocnelg] 03/2/2024 12:45

Oh and aim is free of stamp duty my favourite is Burford and caml

[erocnelg] 03/2/2024 12:20

Yes I agree cey is also a non stamp duty on gold. I think we will go lower again next week so I will probably buy at 404

[action] 03/2/2024 11:00

For day trader shares without stamp duty is win win situation .

[0x3f] 03/2/2024 10:41

Buying non British shares will generally involve paying broker FX fees which are much higher than 0.5%

If you choose to buy UK listed shares who's head office is outside UK (so no stamp duty) then you're limiting your investment universe significantly and so it *may* be a false saving - there's likely better value companies where you'd have to pay stamp.

[84stewart] 03/2/2024 09:44

Buying shares in 2 companies 1 British? Buying 1000 @£54 = £54000 + Stamp Duty £270 . 1 non British 1000 @£54 = £54000 + no stamp duty = £54000 saving £270 per trade no brainier,you COULD trade up to 3 times a day saving £810 ,pluse some non British pay better dividends,this is my take on this

[pete160] 02/2/2024 23:17

When shares routinely move 2, 3 even 5% in a day, picking shares to save yourself 0.5% stamp duty seems non-sensical to me (unless you're perhaps a day trader, in which case use options or CFD's?)

[scobak] 02/2/2024 20:45

bme,thungela

[84stewart] 02/2/2024 19:29

Centamin,tui,

[zicopele] 02/2/2024 19:20

Iag is one

[backmarker] 02/2/2024 16:01

I'll be happy if they can just keep the share price in the 420-480 range.Does anyone know where I can get an actual list of other shares which are exempt from the 0.5% tax ? I've done an internet search but all I get is definitions of what qualifies for exemption, but no info on the companies themselves.

[montyhedge] 02/2/2024 12:01

I hope they pay a special, otherwise I think back to 385p.

[tuftymatt] 02/2/2024 11:25

Yeah I agree.

The production report was ok I thought as it's kind of in line with expectation and the issues seen are sector wide too.

Good luck all 👍🏻

[montyhedge] 02/2/2024 10:21

I think they could pay a special dividend, buybacks not sure.

[sundial1] 02/2/2024 08:26

bit late there spudy.

[sundial1] 02/2/2024 08:25

yes not what ones got ,more like what's one prepared to do.