Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[s34icknote] 15/3/2019 09:21

Is that the Friday profit takers out of the way ?Sicknote

[johnwise] 15/3/2019 08:11

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Goldman Sachs raised its oil price forecasts - SG also raise their forecasts

[stansmith3] 15/3/2019 07:07

as i recall enq share price had some strange upward share price action just before announcing the rights issue...

[johnrxx99] 15/3/2019 06:49

Steady as she goes Captain.

[ny boy] 14/3/2019 15:59

Going better than I expected, let’s lesve the 80’s behind us

Great news just out on (STX) - my retire early play! Dyor

[up just a little bit] 14/3/2019 15:32

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/242399

[ziblot] 14/3/2019 15:30

30day rule means the transaction hasn't taken place. Meaning you can't buy the shares back within those thirty days or the above applies. That is selling and buying back in a dealing a/c. Of course I'm assuming you are selling from a dealing a/c and buying into a ISA. You will be subject to CGT on crystalising a gain from your dealing a/c on net profits. Does not apply to an ISA as you do not pay tax. Just to mention the last I knew, the tax man could investigate up to 4 years back and no more, unless deliberate fraud is suspected. Always nice to know.

[stansmith3] 14/3/2019 13:06

oh nonot the filtered routineoh the power you wield...

[stansmith3] 14/3/2019 12:44

onedb thinks its his levels being reached, confirming his bullish view, he will do anything to look clever, although he is keeping a low profile on the enq board - lolof course its poo

[seangwhite] 14/3/2019 12:34

Zama news is due but no real move in TALO as yet so this seems to be just a revision on PMO with it being seen as a producer with POO going higher.Anyone think otherwise

[luffness] 14/3/2019 12:32

Not a simple Sipp or Isa question depends on sipp tax relief available on contributions, shop allowances available how much income you will need etc etc.In short don't take advice here but do get some

[stansmith3] 14/3/2019 12:29

your suggested levels, what a conceited idiotyou trooped out the same garbage for enquest

[onedb1] 14/3/2019 12:22

Intraday High now . Usually a good omen for a good finish . Always felt PMO went too low . Glad to see that Jan call getting closer to my suggested levels . Brokers going higher too

[adg] 14/3/2019 09:34

Sorry for the off topic - I'm trying to line up for early retirement next April, I have about 25000 bp shares and was going to drip feed them them into my SIPP but accountant suggested the shares ISA was better as tax free income, growth and fully accessible anytime(last time I looked shares ISA allowance was a few £k now its £20k!!) and drip feed them £20k at time (into mine & mrs) so could do 2 x £20k now and 2 x £20k april 7th and so on. I was thinking the 30 day rule but unsure if it applies for ISA's (or if it still exists at all?)

[patience a virtue] 14/3/2019 09:33

I expect this upward move to continue on the back of the solid results announced recently and the oil price rising into the 70s. One good thing for us private investors is that we can respond to good results quickly before the institution investors.
In comparison with Tullow, PMO has a lot of catching up to do imv.

[stansmith3] 14/3/2019 09:27

As adg is talking about off topic chg, its only fair that i mention brexitAs predicted it is being dismantledThe battle is nearly over!Nutjobs being put back in their box as we speak.

[s34icknote] 14/3/2019 09:26

All my shares in isa ?Got fed up with tax side of share dealings .Worth considering sipps if you have a Ltd company . Sicknote

[s34icknote] 14/3/2019 09:24

What's the 30 day rule ?Sicknote

[jelenko] 14/3/2019 09:14

S34icknote,

what about the 30day rule?

[kaisharp] 14/3/2019 09:09

adg - no, it's not strictly true. You have a personal CGT allowance of £11700. If your profits exceed that, you'll have to pay CGT on it regardless of whether you sell them yourself or have your broker do it for you by a bed and ISA.

Some exceptions do apply, for example, CGT is a tax on your net position, you may have losses you can use to offset your tax liability.
If I recall correctly, you can also carry losses from previous years and offset them against your present gains.
Worth speaking to your accountant about it too get proper advice.

All the best.


On topic: I'm being cautiously optimistic about the rising price. I like where we are now, and still firmly believe that we're still trading at a discount, but until I see Euroclear data showing a reduction in shorts this month, I'm not fully convinced the games are over.

[johnwise] 14/3/2019 09:06

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Oil price up after US crude stock draw, supply growth seen easing

[s34icknote] 14/3/2019 09:01

Capital gains at point of sale .So when you sell the profit is booked .I would use the 20 k to use up your isa allowance Then sell when you come home !Sicknote