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I will still try to claim the loss for this tax year if possible. If it so happen that the worth goes beyond the 31c in future, then ride the 3 year time out and make a capital profit.
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Ouch, maybe in future try and stick to a stoploss, I know it is not easy. Lots of companies are also in ABL, i.e. coronation. I think if you bought under R8, there might be small change that u can recover a bit. If u claim now and say u get something back in Feb, how will u treat it then, maybe wait till then. And claim next year. The bank is operating, and if Feb the offer to shareholders is dismall all will climb out and it will fold, thus the offer will need to be kinda ok. But yes good luck, I feel for u, will drink 2 Rennies and a play on your behalf now.
If things stay as it is now up until 28 February, I would claim the loss down to the 31c at which the shares were suspended. There clearly is a case to be made for this being a "realised" loss, only being prevented by reason of the suspension. Whatever the eventual value is that can be realised some time in the future, must then be calculated with the 31c as basis. I advise you to do this and see how SARS react. If they allow,
Yip also have small amount bought at R1, thus you cannot show loss till they announce next year what is happening. Say you add as loss now (which u cannot) and then next year the share (good bank / bad bank / ugly bank) and you get share back - say R20 a share
What did you buy it at.
Hopefully when they offer current shareholders rights to new Good Bank, A person can sell the rights.
Must say for our SARB to come up with the names, Good Bank and Bad Bank ? must have taken a lot of thought. What next, a colour in competition to work out the new logo's for Good Bank and Bad Bank.
Ag well, will right it down and out in my Bransby and 1time file. File getting big there jaDEB ...
Is there a website anywhere that will give me a summary of shares that pay dividends with the following information:
Share price
Dividend information
and most important, how often and when normally based on past payout dates.
Why - I want to build an income portfolio out of dividend stocks. Bugger the growth. I want a dividend income every single month for 12 months per year. To me it's all about cashflow!
Yes I can go into every stock/ETF/ETN and go and look at this on a chart but what a slep! Surely there must be a website where this is logged?
Yes this site does help but it does not have past dates and how often - http://www.topyields.nl/Top-dividend-yields-of-JSE.php
Glad I held on as I had my finger on the trigger.
Why is YRK - York timber not available to buy?
Arnold Fourie is known as a great CEO that thrives on turning bad Co's around and his cost cutting measures. I still have faith in him to get this sorted.
Nope.
And another question - Is there any benefit what so ever if you sell shares after retirement, after turning 60? This is your "pension" or part of your pension.Orca, that 33.3 % you mention is it still the same percentage if you sell all your shares after turning 60 (retirement)?33.3% is the cgt rate applied to your gains. Your effective rate depends on your marginal tax rate eg. @ 40% marginal tax rate, you would effectively pay 13.3%. At a lower marginal rate you would pay less, eg. 9.99% @ 30% marginal tax rate.
