Jim2007 wrote: » By doing so I would expect you might also run into CGT issues if the stock did well during the period.
Jim2007 wrote: » But Irish policy, in line with most of former British Empire, is to encourage wealth growth through property ownership, ignoring the fact that it has not gone too well since the Industrial revolution! It would take a major paradigm shift to change that culture. Here in Switzerland we have the opposite situation, owning a property is the last thing a taxpayer will want to do because you will get absolutely hammered. Where as equity investing is for most of us a tax free exercise.
voluntary wrote: » Yes, but it's worth making the exempt €1270 CGT profit as early in the year as possible so you never waste this exemption. You can record a profit on sale and immediately buy back stock - no problem, there's a problem however if you do it with losses, as these won't count if you re-buy within some time.
Treppen wrote: » Goddammit I missed VSTM at $4... Back down .... AGAIN. Is there any Android app out there that sends you a notification when a certain price is reached? I'm on Degiro basic.
Shedite27 wrote: » I thought you couldn't buy back the same stock for 30 days? Can't find on revenue.ie or anything but got this from hereBed & Breakfasting “Bed & breakfasting” means selling a sufficient number of shares each year to generate a Gain of €2,540 (€1,270 for an individual), and buying them back again after a minimum of 30 days. The effect is to increase the Base Cost of the shares, and thereby lessen the Capital Gains Tax liability. There is a risk that during the 30 days, the shares might jump in price. Of course if you sell, and buy back at a higher price, you lose some of the benefit of “bed & breakfasting”.
timetogo1 wrote: » Coincidentally the day I sell to lock in the €1270 tfa my missus buys the same stock.
Browney7 wrote: » Having read the revenue guidance there looks to be no stipulation on a minimum sitting out period when you realise gains. There is a 4 week period for realising losses which is probably being confused with the matter here. A realised gain is a realised gain.
voluntary wrote: » Sounds like Switzerland is a place to be!
Bob Harris wrote: » Investing.com is very good.....very handy for live prices, portfolio, watchlists and alerts - stick the app on your phone.
Underground wrote: » +80% gain on TWLO now, they've had a massive day.
Atlas_IRL wrote: » Yeah theres loads of them i want to buy but gonna have to wait for a drop. I am really bullish on shopify. They are spending 1 billion on a distrbution network in the US. I think this is going to be huge.
OwlsZat wrote: » Good news for Pluristem. Up 15% today.
Shedite27 wrote: » Yeah i bought them at $350 during the drop, beast of a stock, biggest company in Canada now
littlemac1980 wrote: » Well KTOV swing wildly back to .34 this morning so I picked em up again to see what happens.
OwlsZat wrote: » Also looking to buy, will think about timing entry point.
Ekels wrote: » I would like a piece of this too but I'm thinking the $720 mark isn't a great time to enter- fair?
OwlsZat wrote: » RSI 14 suggests it's overbought. Just watching for me.
Atlas_IRL wrote: » No tbh i know nooone has a crystal ball but i just think there is going to be another crash. It will probably depend on the stimulus packages in the US. They may just keep going with it but the current one has a date and then workers can be legally laid off. Whether they extend or not we will probably know soon. What happens then when there is mass unemployment. I am hoping stockmarket wise that we get one more 20/30% drop and then i will pick up Tesla, Shopify, Atlassian and a few others.https://www.logiwa.com/blog/shopify-fulfillment-amazon-fba If they are successful with the above it will be massive.
