Immupharma Share Discussion Threads

[andyr42] 23/2/2018 15:23

teddy boy1
23 Feb '18 - 14:55 - 15380 of 15386
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Up goes the share price.I expect it to be significantly higher by 4.30pm as more and more investors rush to.join the party ! WATCH THIS SPACE


teddy you proven my last comment, you talk load of gibberish. Yesterday you was saying share price will go down and today you completely turned it around. You haven't a clue and since I been reading your posts on IDP & IMM you always on the wrong end of the spectrum. I think you are a clown.

[teddy boy1] 23/2/2018 15:22

Didn't you know,I model myself on N Y Boy (I am hoping for a free holiday in New York!)

[growthinvestor2001] 23/2/2018 15:22

umm - 6 hours since my last post - you should try it che7win. The last 2 posts you did are just pure ramping. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt up to now but you can't really deny it now can you... "I'll be disspointed if its not 140p by the close..." (mindless speculation - I mean look what happened yesterday). Another - "Spot on Teddy" (reply to another baseless ramp post to try and reenforce it).

You can't have it both way Che7win - are you a quality poster who I should be reading or are you just a ramper desperate for the price to go up. BTW - the way you and others turned on Ham earlier was disgusting - like a pack of wolves - you are all such hypocrites. At least Ham comes across as sensible. Note sensible does NOT mean deramping or shorting - you don't seem to be able to get this through your heads.

Honestly I think the majority of you don't give a toss about IMM, you just want arguments and partake in trolling. The LSE board is so much better - at least when there is a post on the whole its something interesting. This board is 90% a waste of space with mostly children playing - the adults and professionals are clearly (and wisely) not getting involved with posting addicts wanting the last word or a tiny bit of fame. How many posts a day do you think you do?

And yes - I said I would not post again today - I lied in my previous post - the difference is I'm the only one here who is prepared to say a statement like that!

[ashehzi] 23/2/2018 15:14

On a lighter note, "teddy boy1" seems to be a naughty version of "NY Boy".

[teddy boy1] 23/2/2018 15:05

Some CHUNKY buys coming in now! The word is getting around .Dont miss out!The only way is UP from this point!

[che7win] 23/2/2018 15:03

I will be disappointed if these don't get to 140p today.

[che7win] 23/2/2018 15:02

Any money going into an ISA has already been taxed - unless you're rich, then it seems tax is entirely voluntary.

[tosh 123] 23/2/2018 15:01

we must also remember that the more of the populous that save their hard earned via personal SIPP's or ISA's, the less of a burden they will become when reaching retirement age.... and it gives them additional buying power thus strengthening the economy and generating additional VAT.
Remember also, that even when retired, any income above the usual tax threshold is taxable, as well as anything over £350k ( or something like that )that's left in a will, is also taxed, conclusion = the government get you in the end anyway.

If you save it, they take it when you die.
If you spend it, they take it when you spend.

[che7win] 23/2/2018 15:00

Teddy - spot on

[teddy boy1] 23/2/2018 14:55

Up goes the share price.I expect it to be significantly higher by 4.30pm as more and more investors rush to.join the party ! WATCH THIS SPACE

[gisjob2] 23/2/2018 14:37

We shouldn't confuse Tax avoidance using fair and legal means to avoid paying tax and tax evasion which is illegal and reprehensible - two completely different things

[hamhamham1] 23/2/2018 14:01

Lordfh. By 'due' I mean for one not going abroad for 2 or 4 years in order to avoid paying any tax if you are a UK resident.
But let's move on.

[lordflasheart] 23/2/2018 14:01

hamhamham1 - by definition, anyone investing in IMM is greedy, whatever they might tell themselves to the contrary.

[lordflasheart] 23/2/2018 13:59

though for anyone who REALLY doesn't want to pay the CGT just dont declare the capital gain on your self assesment, then you dont have to pay a penny. Clearly you run the risk of going to jail for tax evasion, but thats for you to decide whether you want to take that risk.

[hamhamham1] 23/2/2018 13:57

Greed isn't pretty.

[lordflasheart] 23/2/2018 13:56

clearly this is off topic, but what do you consider "due" (or 'fair') taxes? Is it unfair that I should benefit from CGT-free ISA returns? or my wife should? The ability to avoid tax by using an ISA, or emigrating, are all there for a reason. Governments compete for your tax money by creating tax-incentives, and there is nothing immoral or unethical about making the most of those opportunities.

[gisjob2] 23/2/2018 13:52

Hamham, it's just a shame celebrities & politicians don't see it like that.

They seem to do the utmost to avoid tax !

Hardly surprising that when politicians flip their homes to avoid tax but preach about tax avoidance of others it falls on deaf ears.

[flavio_monteiro] 23/2/2018 13:50

Hamhamham1...I AGREE fully with you on this issue. They are legal ways of avoiding tax too. Nothing wrong with this.

[hamhamham1] 23/2/2018 13:44

Flavio. For fear of sounding like Wolfie Smith here. We kinda need people to pay their due taxes in this country to pay for such silly things like hospitals and schools, etc.

[oilbagger] 23/2/2018 13:44

lodgeview are you the same person that was on suicide watch becuase you had lost so much money on IMM?

[flavio_monteiro] 23/2/2018 13:35

ONJohn....Emigrate....as long as you are out of the country for 2 years, you can avoid CGT. It may have changed to 4 years.

[onjohn] 23/2/2018 13:32

How am I going to deal with the Two million pound profit cgt here when this rockets?

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[money maker1] 23/2/2018 13:22

You can gift money tax free to a wife or civil partner but I don't think that applies to you.

The Government don't like people transferring money into someone elses ISA outside marriage or civil partnerships. Another name for it is tax avoidance or money laundering. All bank transfers to any one elses bank or investment account are monitored for this purpose. Larger transfers can be delayed because of even more stringent 'checks'.

If a stanger were to wire you £20k, it would be monitored and logged onto the system. You would have to declare it to Inland Revenue as a gift and pay tax on it.

P.S.
Possibly do it as a loan at a nominal 2.5% pa. Tag it as a 'loan' on the transfer description. Charge the interest, declare the interest and pay tax on it as necessary. Make sure there are annual repayments for the duration and all declared. Get your partner to repay it via a transfer marked 'loan repayment'. Draw up a loan agreement. Might be an option if you feel IMM could go up more than the 2.5% nominal interest you would be charging and the interest would remain between the two of you anyway. All you would lose is any tax you have to pay on the interest. Seek independent advice on all this.

[longshanks] 23/2/2018 13:19

Man up and pay the tax.