UK Stockmarket 2009 and beyond

uk_steve

sabretoothtigger wrote: »

I reckon Im on a better deal with a small interest in a water consultancy, a small gold mine is about as absolute as it gets and since gold is a capital intensive product to extract they are quite subject to finance risk I would think

Is there a story that popularised them, they are up another 5% today


Didnt realise they are on aim, is buying shares just the same ?




Discussion of stock tips, some of these companies have been mentioned on this thread also. Article is dated 7th July, broker reckons market will continue fall till Sept

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investing/article.html?in_article_id=488326&in_page_id=166

yeah its just the same as the ftse 100 250 350

cloud_dog

sabretoothtigger wrote: »

I was just reading something that mentioned them, gold dipped today quite sharply on market open

Not sure I really get gold miners, looks pricey

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/articledisplay.jsp?section=ShareDealing&article_id=10035576&campaign=tips0001&link=tips0001_situation_259_250&cp_c=ggpntl

Compared to their peers POG is not pricey, although there is a Russian risk element associated with POG

tradetime

Market seems somewhat tired after the run up, the US earnings picture has been a little more mixed of late, though on the whole they are still beating the headline EPS figure, however as investors expect this given the much lowered targets it does little to spur the market on.
Whilst we could simply pause here for a few days and consolidate before moving higher it would be much healthier for the market look if we had a retest of the breakout point first. If that were to occur it should correspond to about 4500, I think, on the FTSE. Not much sign of that this morning however

uk_steve

tonygee wrote: »

EMED announces placing,shares largely unchanged,encouraging
REX hasnt fallen far enough for me
Thanks sabre for putting up charts(PTEC)wouldnt know where to start
Hoping for a quick 20% suspect £4+ shortly

i note this has fallen more today Tonygee


if i was going to go into this i would at £2.30 to £2.40 i think

uk_steve

Hi all

Recieving dividends do you get taxed on them?

i just assumed its the same as if you sold shares above your personal allowance you get taxed?


(im talking none isa share dealings)

Thanks in advance;)

tradetime

uk_steve wrote: »

Hi all

Recieving dividends do you get taxed on them?

i just assumed its the same as if you sold shares above your personal allowance you get taxed?


(im talking none isa share dealings)

Thanks in advance;)

Dividends are taxed at source I believe, as in before you get them, at least on the rare occasion I've had a stock long enough to get any they have been.

tonygee_3

uk_steve wrote: »

i note this has fallen more today Tonygee



if i was going to go into this i would at £2.30 to £2.40 i think

Think REX hit 210 in March so wouldnt be interested untill lower than thatAny RI and likely div cut (still has massive debts)should see go further down

tonygee_3

Ive always fancied a big fall AUG/SEPT so will stay largely on sidelines for moHopefully MONY & TNI reporting soon will come good;)

sabretoothtigger

Yea I was watching a fairly good assessment yesterday, lower volume into nyse close allows a higher price and until the volume returns in autumn its probably going to stay quite similar to now

Not really trusting any share looking too V shaped at the moment unless I really think they dodged the more major negatives and could be worth holding anyway

Looks like ptec has failed to break out from 350 for now

Barclays reports next Monday which will be interesting to see how they polished their lehmans lamp and got all their wishes come true

This is one of their guys, Barry Knapp for barcap discussing markets
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=barry+knapp&search_type=&aq=f



IGG is ig groups symbol btw, a rare growing business maybe

09/09/09 10:00 Trading statement Interim Management Statement

09/09/09 11:00 Final ex-dividend date Full year 2008 Ex-dividend date - proposed

Dividends are taxed at 20% and its taken regardless of where you hold it or how much income tax you pay. I think higher rate payers have to declare it in order to pay another 20% so for them an isa is good

tradetime

Barclays will no doubt do well, given any US bank with a trading desk that didn't have big problems before has had a good quarter.