DO NOT BUY SHARES UNLESS YOU ARE WELL INFORMED,THESE PEOPLE WHO TRADE THE SHARES ARE BIGGER SHARKS THAN JAWS ITSELF.THESE PEOPLE MAKE BOOKMAKERS LOOK LIKE MARY POPPINS
DO NOT BUY SHARES UNLESS YOU ARE WELL INFORMED,THESE PEOPLE WHO TRADE THE SHARES ARE BIGGER SHARKS THAN JAWS ITSELF.THESE PEOPLE MAKE BOOKMAKERS LOOK LIKE MARY POPPINS
ITS NOT THE SHARE DEALING FIRM ,ITS THE PEOPLE WHO TRADE THE SHARES ,THEVE THAT MUCH MONEY THEY LEAVE YOU FOR DEAD ,THEY HOOVER YOUR MONEY UP QUICKER THAN A DYSON DELUX TURBO CLEANER
ITS NOT THE SHARE DEALING FIRM ,ITS THE PEOPLE WHO TRADE THE SHARES ,THEVE THAT MUCH MONEY THEY LEAVE YOU FOR DEAD ,THEY HOOVER YOUR MONEY UP QUICKER THAN A DYSON DELUX TURBO CLEANER
Of course you must avoid their tips just use the relevant information to formulate your own opinion. A useful tip for the "penny share" is to calculate the asset / share . Not bullshit assets but the real variety such as land,buildings and steelstock.If the asset per share is greater than the price to be paid they are worthy of further investigation.
Of course you must avoid their tips just use the relevant information to formulate your own opinion.A useful tip for the "penny share" is to calculate the asset / share . Not bullshit assets but the real variety such as land,buildings and steelstock.
unless you want dividend income there is no point in buying shares; if you're just looking for growth in their value, buy the spread with IG or a similar firm - any gains are tax free, whereas if you hold physical stock you are liable for cgt on any gains
unless you want dividend income there is no point in buying shares; if you're just looking for growth in their value, buy the spread with IG or a similar firm - any gains are tax free, whereas if you hold physical stock you are liable for cgt on any
You'll do well to get a gain that would take you over the capital gains threshold in today's environment. Many of the ISA's have an annual charge. http://www.youinvest.co.uk/ is one that does not, except for a custody charge for funds.
http://www.svssecurities.com/ is one of the cheaper ones
You'll do well to get a gain that would take you over the capital gains threshold in today's environment. Many of the ISA's have an annual charge. http://www.youinvest.co.uk/ is one that does not, except for a custody charge for funds.http://www.svss