I've just seen this on a local newspaper, Angling Direct releasing shares too purchase more stock.
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In reply to Post #1
i bought mine in april at 30p
when they were the lowest they have ever been, the highest they have been is around 76p so there maybe some small growth available at 51p.
i bought mine in april at 30p
when they were the lowest they have ever been, the highest they have been is around 76p so there maybe some small growth available at 51p. 
In reply to Post #2
I'd take 21p per share and run for the hills!
I'd take 21p per share and run for the hills!
In reply to Post #3
Not if you only have 10 lol
X000's might be worth it
Not if you only have 10 lol
X000's might be worth it
In reply to Post #2
where did you buy them how simple was it
where did you buy them how simple was it
In reply to Post #5
It seems easy enough I set up a account with Hargreaves Lansdown brokers but unfortunately I left it too late too buy shares today, I think they shut at 7pm.
I will try again on the 1st July when they open again.
It seems easy enough I set up a account with Hargreaves Lansdown brokers but unfortunately I left it too late too buy shares today, I think they shut at 7pm.
I will try again on the 1st July when they open again.
In reply to Post #6
is there extra charges for buying the shares, lets say a single share cost 1 pound and i want ten shares, so its 10 pounds, do the trading platform want money, is there any share storage costs etc, cheers
is there extra charges for buying the shares, lets say a single share cost 1 pound and i want ten shares, so its 10 pounds, do the trading platform want money, is there any share storage costs etc, cheers
In reply to Post #7
Someone like hargreaves you'll pay about £12.50 to get in and £12.50 to get out .they're Aim shares so you don't pay stamp duty.. so if you buy£100 your paying 25% in costs so you need to do bigger trades to make it worth it
Someone like hargreaves you'll pay about £12.50 to get in and £12.50 to get out .they're Aim shares so you don't pay stamp duty.. so if you buy£100 your paying 25% in costs so you need to do bigger trades to make it worth it
In reply to Post #7
Too be fair I don't know, I didn't get that far and never bought shares before.
Too be fair I don't know, I didn't get that far and never bought shares before.
In reply to Post #2
i'd bail and take the profit mate
i'd bail and take the profit mate
In reply to Post #10
I know they've hit over £1 in previous years.
I know they've hit over £1 in previous years.
There is money to be made on the LSE but there are better companies to invest your money in,angling direct not for me. Fools.co.uk is a decent guide,I've taken up a few of there recommendations recently and made some nice cash especially with WH Smith and EasyJet which I bought at £4.95 a share they then rose by around 75% but the LSE and other markets don't know there arse from there elbow at the moment,I'm waiting for round 2 crash to buy again
I have an HL account I've not bought aim shares but it's £11.95 to buy the same to sell plus I think 0.5% stamp duty when buying on the LSE
I have an HL account I've not bought aim shares but it's £11.95 to buy the same to sell plus I think 0.5% stamp duty when buying on the LSE
In reply to Post #8
Plus the selling price is lower than the buying price if cashed in
Plus the selling price is lower than the buying price if cashed in
In reply to Post #5
i use a company called " The Share Centre " and they have an app.
Pretty simple in regards of actually using the app, They charge £7.50 per transaction if under a certain value.
i use a company called " The Share Centre " and they have an app.
Pretty simple in regards of actually using the app, They charge £7.50 per transaction if under a certain value.
In reply to Post #12
yeah agreed, I only did as a bit of a tester as was only my second time trading and as I had a interest in them anyway would be easier to follow, plus unless they went bust which was unlikley as they big player in the market the share price could only go up over time.
yeah agreed, I only did as a bit of a tester as was only my second time trading and as I had a interest in them anyway would be easier to follow, plus unless they went bust which was unlikley as they big player in the market the share price could only go up over time.