Trading on stock market?

Believe me, with such small sums ,,dont get involved. You will lose your shirt big time.

Making money on the stock market involves research, timing ,guts and most of all a good chunk of wonga. As an example this afternoon i placed a trade worth £18k and did the deal in the space of 1 minute.Job done. I wouldnt even think of doing any trade unless it involved at least 2 or 3 k.

Believe me, with such small sums ,,dont get involved. You will lose your shirt big time.

Making money on the stock market involves research, timing ,guts and most of all a good chunk of wonga. As an example this afternoon i placed a trade worth £18k and did the deal in the space of 1 minute.Job done. I wouldnt even think of doing any trade unless it involved at least 2 or 3 k.

how much did you make limpopo?

This particular trade was not necessarily about making money though I'm expecting to make some. No,it was more about tax management. I have not sold the stock i bought on that deal. Im going to hang on to it for a while.

what do you mean it was about tax management? I don't understand that concept at all without further clarification. Do you mean it's about tax evasion, which is probably a criminal offence i hope you realise me? PM me if you don't want to answer this question in public??

No,,its perfectly simple. I hold a massive wodge of stock in a particular company. Unfortunately it is held outside of an ISA wrapper. I am currently buying up tranches of the same stock within an ISA and i will, at some future point, dump the stock held outside the ISA which will fund the purchases and hopefully realise some profit also.

Your last statement reveals both an ignorance of how isas and stock works, i afraid. ISAs are government backed savings schemes which allow you to save a certain amount each year, now I think £10'000 without it being taxed. Stock are equity in a companies assets, which are dependent on the markets for growth and drops, and are not 'wrapped by isas' as you put it.

I actually think that you don't have any portfolio or sizable income so to speak, and enjoy coming on tsr to chat finances because it makes you feel powerful. Would I be right??

Your last statement reveals both an ignorance of how isas and stock works, i afraid. ISAs are government backed savings schemes which allow you to save a certain amount each year, now I think £10'000 without it being taxed. Stock are equity in a companies assets, which are dependent on the markets for growth and drops, and are not 'wrapped by isas' as you put it.

No sure if you're trolling or truly that ignorant...

You're accusing people of lying about their personal circumstances and spout a load of nonsense pretending it to be truth yourself..

i possibly made a mistake about somebody who claimed to be buying stocks in an isa. but please enlighten me where i have been lying about myself. I am probably the most honest person you will ever meet!

You're accusing people of lying about their personal circumstances and spout a load of nonsense pretending it to be truth yourself..

ISAs are government backed savings schemes

Iwhich allow you to save a certain amount each year, now I think £10'000 without it being taxed.

Stock are equity in a companies assets, which are dependent on the markets for growth and drops, and are not 'wrapped by isas' as you put it.

Both of these facts are wrong. As i said already, please leave me alone, thanks.

Your last statement reveals both an ignorance of how isas and stock works, i afraid. ISAs are government backed savings schemes which allow you to save a certain amount each year, now I think £10'000 without it being taxed. Stock are equity in a companies assets, which are dependent on the markets for growth and drops, and are not 'wrapped by isas' as you put it.

Believe me, with such small sums ,,dont get involved. You will lose your shirt big time.

Making money on the stock market involves research, timing ,guts and most of all a good chunk of wonga. As an example this afternoon i placed a trade worth £18k and did the deal in the space of 1 minute.Job done. I wouldnt even think of doing any trade unless it involved at least 2 or 3 k.

This is not too true for most brokers. Leverage considered and binary options trading for example mean even with a very small amount of capital trading can be conducted. For example I work sometimes conducting a £25-£50 trade every minute or two and after a day I can quite often turn £1k into 2 or 3. It's all about risk mitigation. Stop losses can also easily be used to make small value trades viable and reduce losses.

This isnt something im familiar with. Perhaps you could give us a brief explanation of how it works,,thanks.