Iofina Share Discussion Threads

[bobbyshilling] 05/8/2013 18:45

nelly, they are obsessed if people manage to make a bob or two, and they can't stand it. Sad, but there you are, it's obvious from some of the comments on this board. Most are happy for people who can find a winner or two in the markets - it's hard enough as it is, without some trying to warn us what nit-wits we all are. :)

[nellyb] 05/8/2013 18:22

ffs how many man-hours do some of these guys use up/waste (?) following a share that they feel is over-valued! :(

[engelo] 05/8/2013 17:34

ansana: will the CEO be the last of the 3 smiles, or are there more to come?

[n3tleylucas] 05/8/2013 17:11

" And leave us in peace!"

It always amuses me when a poster speaks "for the group"! LOL ...

Firstly, there is no group.

Secondly, you are not the imaginary group's imaginary spokesperson.

Thirdly, SHONNY is correct, so what does that really say about you?

Fourthly, you would be better NOT in an ISA, (because you can then offset tax-losses) AIM companies are prone to disaster, and this has started to smell funny.

[shonny] 05/8/2013 17:06

Especially the shares that have been seriously over hyped by clueless ramping idiots.

[superg1] 05/8/2013 16:59

Don't engage guys just use filter. Just another one that roams the BB's preaching doom on various shares.

[nicdavit] 05/8/2013 16:52

Just stick the cretin on ignore

[ramsey11] 05/8/2013 16:44

I suspect having a beer with you would be worse

[shonny] 05/8/2013 16:40

That'll be another damp squib then.

[ansana] 05/8/2013 16:18

That's the excitement of the ISA over for many, now comes the serious business of the CEO.

[bobbyshilling] 05/8/2013 15:12

Another hindsight hero - fools have rushed in.

[shonny] 05/8/2013 15:00

This mornings ISA buyers have been mugged already. Fools have rushed in. Now there's a surprise. Never mind, they'll be £4 by Xmas,or was it £5.

[rogerbridge] 05/8/2013 13:38

Bought some for the wife's ISA through HL. Will attend to mine when I decide what to sell as I am fully allocated for this year.

[beercapafn] 05/8/2013 13:34

Writz took 3 requests to get removed from thier mailing list. !

[writz] 05/8/2013 13:20

Does anyone use Guardian?

[beercapafn] 05/8/2013 13:18

writz. yes and low fees on my ISA and Sipp holdings. took a big chunk of drawdown in june, very low fees to execute the deal.
plus a very human experance.

[pcjoe] 05/8/2013 12:57

HL - love in but have to agree - easy transactions -(linked accounts to wife & kids etc) - Never waited more than 5 rings or so for phone to be answered by human being no less!

[writz] 05/8/2013 12:46

beercapafn - through lower dealing fees, you mean?

[beercapafn] 05/8/2013 12:30

writz.. I am also a big fan of H&L, they have saved me thousands over the years.

[hew] 05/8/2013 12:20

Re trouble or delays in Bed&ISA.

I said above that TDW did it well financially, after I eventually got through, but to add detail, although it was possible to open a share ISA easily on their website, I had to use the phone to action the transfer. Surprisingly to me, the dealer took about 10 mins "referring to the market" whilst I held on the phone. He afterwards said he had to separately seek sell and buy deals to achieve the 0.5p spread. It was not a simple instant process. I guess it was worth TDW's approx. £50 charge on top of the 0.5p spread then!

EDIT: I also use H&L for funds and other shares, and endorse comments re their general excellence