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Buy at 64p sell at 68p repeat 7 times that's your 50%
I couldn’t do daytrading it would be nerve wracking
Neither can Kay as they are trading in ranges that have never existed
I don't know how old kay is, but he sounds like a child living in a fantasy stockmarket world were you can see into the future. Very dangerous. 85% of day traders lose, unless they are professional traders with a lot of experience & a lot of very expensive gear. But even Nick Leeson lost a fortune, & he was an expert.
And apparently it trades in that range 7 times a day.
But using CFD's you could trade 50% profit. so you stake £1000 on the SP movements, over the day you trade say 20 times, could easily make £500 using CFD's, yes the potential to lose it all is very high, but theoretically you could stake £1000 of your bank roll daily and hope to make £500 day trading using CFD's. because your not buying a share at 64p your "buying" the movement of 1 or 2p
Yes, theoretically, with a 100% foresight and zero errors. To pull this off you would also need a crystal ball, 2 pounds of fairy dust and a bit of good luck helps also.
Well it matters not, as Kay101 clearly was talking about going long or short on a share and and trading in a range of an 8% spread over 7 times a day. So cuckoo land
I tried trading £12k worth of shares but the descent drops are tiny. I sold at 67.4p yesterday and bought in again this morning at 66.7p. and after fees I got an extra 60 shares so hardly a big mark up. Anyone who day trades VOD will be skint.
What a utter tosh to do 7 x perfect trades in a row.
Timed to perfection on each turn.
Are we in a Dreamland nursery here???
Do you have an isa account? Surely if you don't the 30 rule will apply with selling and repurchaing the same stock so soon.
Does anybody know why we pay stamp duty when buying shares?
Because you want the NHS. Got to be paid for somehow.
We pay stamp duty because the government says so, same as any other tax. You don't have to agree with it.
If you spread bet you pay 0 tax, its tax free
Shorting stock I hate that manipulating the price for your own gain
Unlucky
Stamp duty is a tax levied on purchase transactions – generally on documents - first introduced in 1694, during the reign of William and Mary, towards paying for on the war against France".
Originally it was a fixed amount, but in 1808 stamp duty on such things as transfers of land and shares, became a tax on the proportionate value of whatever was being transferred.
Stock stamp duty raised about £3.5bn last year, or 0.3% of what we all spend, which I find a bit frightening.
I traded the same £12k and sold out yesterday at 67.41p and bought back in again today at 66.71p and gained an extra 65 shares. So I have traded £12k over two days and virtually picked the right entry and exit points and all I have gained is 125shares and if you were trading so you didn’t have to pay the stamp duty all you would gain is about £100 a day. Pity I wasn’t seeing these 50% gains
Today and yesterday it hasn’t moved much over 0.5p most of the day so it’s definitely not a good day traders share
Today I had a look at three long term bonds issued by Vodafone, Telefonica and Deutsche Telekom; all of them are fixed interest, US $ denominated, with special call. According to the Frankfurt stock exchange, the yield cannot be calculated; therefore, I compared their price performance over the last three years. Not surprisingly, all prices went down significantly; however, Vodafone performed better than both Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica (see prices below). Clearly, this is not a significant sample; however, it could mean that Vodafone has become more attractive for debt investors, compared to other telecom companies.
Price (3 years ago; last close; % change)
Vodafone Group PLC 7% 19/79 122.1; 103.1 (-16%)
Deutsche Telekom I.F. B.V. 8,75% 00/30 151.8; 117.8 (-22%)
Telefonica Emisiones S.A.U. 7,045% 06/36 142.1; 109.0 (-23%)
Let's hope the recent takeover rumours turn out to be true. At the current rate of progress it looks like the only route for shareholders to claw back their losses. It seems that the market, aided by pessimistic brokers, is determined to keep the SP down in the 60s (hopefully not the 50s) until VOD starts significantly growing its income and with the German economy bombed out, that could be years! It's such a depressing share to be in.
Garonne. (groan) Isn't it all so depressing. Cheer up mate, & get a life, please?
Garonne, unfortunately most shares are doing badly at the moment, and i can't see it changing until we get news on inflation and interest rates dropping, hopefully we won't have to wait too long, it seems most people are more concerned about gutters comments and using him as a punch bag than talking about how the share price is doing, why everyone's so bothered about his comments i don't know, he's obviously enjoying winding everyone up, but he's not responsible for the share price dropping
Apart from RR robleo, which I sold to buy this s***! Tufan Erginbilgic seems to be the only CEO who sticks to his word and actually delivers, unlike our current incumbent. She's been in post for over a year and delivered nothing but a declining shareprice and numerous broker downgrades.q
And many other stocks, but all in USA sadly. A new world is taking shape and the next batch of winners are bubbling up, and they are listed in US.
VOD returns even with a div will just disappoint for years ahead, unless their is a marked change in strategy.
Then SELL Garonne. Please do yourself and all of us the favour and sell!