Taylor365 wrote: » Anyone get a list minute boost to their portfolio? Took stock on the 29th, and just checking today, it looks like its up 3%. Some stocks have a higher € value now, when their price is actually lower than what it was on the 29th. Some positions up 10% in value, yet their chart says 1% in price. Dollar hasn't changed much either.
One More Toy wrote: » Is it not just a bug on their part?
bfa1509 wrote: » Unfortunately I think it is. This happened during the summer too and it corrected itself on the next trading day...
sk8board wrote: » Did you also get an email from degiro this week that you can transfer a duel-listed share by emailing them on ca@degiro.ie? I have BIRG and emailed them about it. Haven’t heard yet. The email mentions doing it by Jan 15th 2020, but I assume that’s a typo.
outonawing wrote: » I'd expect there will be an arrangement whereby we can keep our shares that are listed on LSE.
One More Toy wrote: » Yes I believe so, looking forward to the massive drop tomorrow when it corrects itself!
sector_000 wrote: » So for an indeterminate amount of time (possibly forever?) I won't be able to see my RYANAIR holdings on LSE!! As DeGiro say, the only options are to transfer or wait and pray.
Wombatman wrote: » My LSE AIB shares were sold for 0 and bought back for 0 today after 2PM. My portfolio is showing the former value of the shares as a loss. What's going on?
Afurosan wrote: » Mine too. I did email asking them to move my LSE AIB shares to an EU listing.
VanPercy wrote: » Same with me - got a bit of a shock to be fair! I emailed today looking to transfer to the ISE equivalent but no response .... I take it my shares haven’t been wiped out and have lost thousands of €€€ eeek
One More Toy wrote: » Any word on the additional tax report for 2020?
dinneenp wrote: » Hi, I put in an order to sell X amount of Apple shares today before market opened, max price was well above current price. 1 hour after opening- still not sold so I cancelled and placed a new order. Still showing under 'outstanding orders'. any idea why, normally they get executed quicker then you can say 'Tesla'.
arleitiss wrote: » Is the Annual Report provided by degiro safe to use for calculating CGT?
Shedite27 wrote: » If you're trying to allow losses it doesn't incorporate the 30 day rule (if you sell stocks for a loss within 30 days you can't use that loss to offset a gain). I always do it via spredsheet myself. It also encourages me to reduce my sales and it makes it less messy.
arleitiss wrote: » So if I buy 30 Shares of X @ €100 Each = €3000 Then two days later I sell 30 Shares of X @ €90 = €2700 That's a €300 loss, it wont show up on report? Any advice on how to process transaction statement in excel manually?