Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[festario] 11/4/2019 08:49

Like I've been saying, this is stake building in a controlled and measured manner.

[festario] 11/4/2019 08:47

No breakout unless the new fund has authorised the broker to pay above 135p. Only time will tell.

[diversification] 11/4/2019 08:46

Ascending triangle, pennant flag, breakout

[ny boy] 11/4/2019 08:46

hardly a breakout! 🤦🏻‍♂️

Go on bulls grow those balls, act like you mean it, just like Theresa May lol

[diversification] 11/4/2019 08:43

Breakout 👍

[johnveals] 11/4/2019 08:43

Time is a great healer.

[shavian] 11/4/2019 07:37

Fireball: the concept of the wobbly FCA ‘smashing̵7; a vested interest like HL does bring a wry smile to my lips.

[clint fleecewood] 11/4/2019 07:36

I wonder if the 6 month extension will be enough to shift the log jam or will the fear of a hard Brexit fanatic as PM if May goes mean that big business still sits on its hands.

[1teepee] 11/4/2019 07:14

Personally I think a weekend or late Friday rns. After brexit again

[1teepee] 11/4/2019 06:50

Are you ready? 10 minutes til the rns of rnss!

[fireball xl5] 11/4/2019 02:14

Dontshoutatonce, a reply from Plat, hope this is of some use.

Yeah i just read H&L t&c's and they do indeed stipulate a T+2 settlement which is all the more reason why they should have just switched it.

H&L advertise on their website a flat fee of £12.50 for account switching. So there was no need to subject you to a t+2.

They have an obligation to return you to the original position. So if you ended up with more shares then say nothing, if it short changed you then ask for your position to be corrected.

Submit the query as a complaint and it will become FCA reportable by their compliance team and you'll be able to refer to FOS too, if they don't honour it.
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Even if it's execution only, unless you waived your retail rights as a sophisticated investor then they still have a duty of care to ensure their services and products are not putting it's users ina disadvantaged position at their own reward.

FCA would smash them for it.

[fireball xl5] 11/4/2019 01:44

Supernumeraries, you’re showing a fairer side whist pontificating. Do I detect an argument for arguments sake, a point of no apparent merit.

“On the ISA front. The real risk with ISAing shares is that the price falls and you can't then reclaim CGT. The only reason to put shares in an ISA is if you're very confident the price will rise and there will be a profit protected from CGT, otherwise, why bother?”

Why would one ISA if one didn’t anticipate protecting gains on ones investment, in fact why buy at all if that were the case.

[supernumerary] 10/4/2019 23:14

Sorry folks, he's still thinking. This could take a while. Probably best to come back in a couple of days...

[supernumerary] 10/4/2019 22:33

You don't really understand this banter thing, do you? It's like conversation (you remember, don't you?) - one after the other in turn - you say something, I say something, so on it goes. It's really not hard - try it - your turn!

PS anybody else who wants to join in is welcome. At least by me :) Can't speak for that guy dribbling in the corner...

[supernumerary] 10/4/2019 22:17

Bet his lips are moving...

[supernumerary] 10/4/2019 22:13

'You can tell some lie because their lips are moving.'

The problem with that is that some people's lips move while they're reading. Get someone to lend you a mirror if you're not certain... :¬))

[festario] 10/4/2019 21:14

A brisk mark up in the morning, irrespective of any news, as once again we saw a false closing price.So 129 mid price on open is what we'll see.It's also possible that the fund who is building a stake, might have instructed their broker to pay up to 135p or more.If not tomorrow, it won't be long.

[superg1] 10/4/2019 19:09

So just to clarify the 1.45 'issue' for the reason you state is null and void.

That parrot is dead.