What's gonna be the GME or AMC of the year? Money to be made still.
Zoom Technologies is trading at a 1yr low. It may be worth taking a small punt on it as a takeover target
Planning on buying some Lending Club shares and some Lemonade shares over the next week or so, probably 2/3s Lending Club to 1/3 lemonade. Both will be small portions overall.
I don't know too much about gaming companies in general, soo can't comment. ATVI is a special case as there's a binding offer on the table for the company.
I've added to my watchlist, thank you
Nice run up in Alibaba over the last Month. $63 to $91 now.
Where is the lad on here that has his life savings invested in them? Hope he had diamond hands and stayed long ?
Most people have lost there shirt with Baba and are heavily under water. I had an average of $160, I doubled down a few months back when it went to $110 and got out when it bounced to $130 with a small loss.
It's no Amazon, any hope of that went when Jack Ma was sidelined, it never will be anything more than a Chinese Government company now for milking profits
This may be of some interest, one might speculate the likelihood of a deal has increased:
https://www.eurogamer.net/ftc-reportedly-softens-stance-on-blocking-microsoft-activision-blizzard-merger
That portfolio is so diverse, Qatari officials may request that you take it down
That might have been me. Lost 12k and locked it in. Sold at worst possible time. Was worried about another Russian situation with Taiwan. I panic sold when it was down 15% in a day. I can't stop thinking about it now. I'm sickened.
And currency is **** me over. I'm down 20% now and keep going down despite the rally.
Sorry to hear that, farmer. I think the trick with investing is to diversify ... Profits will be less, but losses are limited too.
I moved the remains of that into brk.b and even though it's rallied in the last month, USD weakening is sucking the life out of it and every red day hits heavy.
All my portfolio seems to be doing is going down. I need a straight 25% gain to break even now.
I mean this in the best way, but if you're going to sell on a 15% down day and feel you've been hit heavy on every red day, you shouldn't invest, at least not in individual stocks.
I went through 2 years of down days with BABA.
The taiwan talk had ramped up.
And yes, I'm getting hit hard on red days when USD is weakening. For example USD is down .6% today and BRK.B (where most of my money is) is down .65 pre market.
Bad couple of days, but onwards and upwards.
Anybody looking at stocks that might benefit from China relaxing Covid restrictions ? Picked up a couple of shares of Wynn resorts (WYNN) today. (Their single biggest resort is in Chinese controlled Macau)
The degiro annual reports for 2022 are available, makes for grim reading!
I'll be ignoring that email thank you very much!
Still waiting to get mine, capital gains need to be declared to revenue by the 15 of December I think, hopefully I'll get it in the coming ďays, anyone else waiting to get it??
Not declared, paid to Revenue.
Imagine having that problem this year
Checked my report, good year with one big winner. I'll pay the CGT this morning I am however due a refund from 2021 which I submitted the return in Sept and still waiting the refund. Been told since Oct its pending approval!
All my US holdings are trending downwards with the strength of the USD falling. Annoying but can't have it both ways really.
I got mine from Degiro. I got no email but was just there a few days ago when went in. I just went onto Revenue then to pay CGT which was very straightforward (funny how they make paying so easy!). I hate paying CGT. Need to get bette at managing the sales.
What parts of that report do you use to calculate your losses for the year (or gains if it was a good year - 2022 wasn't)
I just took my total gains and netted off losses. Thats listed at start of report. So say I gained 4k and lost 2k that was net gain of 2k. Then there is allowance of 1270 exempt from gains so there would be 730 taxable gain and I would pay at 33%. I think you might be allowed adjust for tx fees but not material anyway for me. Thats how I approached it. Ill do tax return next year for it. Id no carried losses to adjust off (used up last year!!!)
Thanks @ theboringfox, my report still is not in my inbox, I presume you could get it on the app. I went to inbox, then documents, I can see the 2 reports for 2021 and the previous years but 2022 still is not there. I have mailed degiro and hopefully they will compile the report soon.
It makes a change for me to be paying CGT, the last several years I have being down 50 + percent in my portfolio which were mostly aussie lithium miners but held throughout, 2021 saw a nice reversal and I decided to cash out some positions this year.
I think I remember last year someone saying the DeGiro reports weren't 100% accurate.
I just find it easier to track in excel.
Download account statement from DeGiro for selected timeframe.
In one tab I have all my purchased shares I currently still own. In my sales tab I have my sold shares per year. I also have a bought shares per year tab for informational purposes.
Then any shares I've sold, I put these in a "2022 sales" tab with the euro income. Then I get the shares from the "currently owned shares" tab and cut and paste them into the sales tab with the euro cost. Then all I need to do is autosum to get the profit/loss.
I've found Degiro reports accurate.
Interested to hear why someone would say otherwise.
Well I'm gone to cash on everything apart for my shares purchased via bonus options that have to be left for 3 years for tax purposes.
I just feel there's just far too many things to go wrong in the overall global economy.
Sell when the market is low?
I can never understand this strategy, but good luck.
I invest in the Australian stock market and over the past year, there has been a 2% appreciation against the Euro vs the 7% decline in the Euro vs the US$. Lucky me. My catch a falling knife buy in of BHP has worked out well, with a 22% up swing, made even sweeter by the 12% didvidend.