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Satrix dividends declared...

I'll have to check if it meets the tradeability requirements. If not, and others agree I can still add it, but make it so it can't be sold.

Awwwwww  I'm sure it will meet "tradeability requirements".   

WSL 3.8 cents - LDT: 2014-07-25

Thanks Luna, found the problem, should be fixed now.

Wasn't the price of VOD close to R130.00 at about 10:00 today? My shares sold for R128.65 which is only the value a while later? Not sure how the delays work in this game..... 

Anyways, nothing serious... just interested for future reference. 

Ok so lets see:
June so R600 000
+Total dividends received: R1,944.80
-Total fees paid: R40,683.88
+Net profit on share sales: R158,169.66
=719430.58
-R599,348.70
=120081.88

So your cash on hand should be R120 081.88 right?

Then we need to figure out how you have a negative holding in PNC...

If I look at my account via the leaderboard it shows:

PNC   PINNACLE TECH HLDGS LTD   -92           1327   1333   0.43%   -R1,226.36   -0.17%
VOD   Vodacom Group Ltd                   4723   12700   13106   3.2%   R618,996.38   84.57%

while if I look at my account via the "My Holdings" tab:

VOD   Vodacom Group Ltd                    4723   12700   13106   3.2%   R618,996.38   84.57%

Not sure why I have a negative shares holding PNC via the leaderboard.....

Ok. Will wait for the money.

This happened to me as well when I bought and quickly sold ASSORE shares. I'm not sure what the effects are when this happens. My total worth was about the same? I think... it did not increase by R48078 due to this issue, it was less .... I think the system still calculated the profit/loss and withdrew taxes?

After the sell I had, 37.67% cash on hand, 11.89% in Old Mutual and 59.49% in Vodacom (I saved the data on that day in a excel spreadsheet). This makes a total of 109.05%. So, somehow I've got 9.05% more money even though I effectively or accidentally ( ) bought and sold shares at the same price. Today, I sill have about 107.88% as the total.

It would be nice if we could actually see how much taxes and fees we have paid as part of the list when buying and selling shares. If I make a gain on one share after selling but I make a loss on another share when I sell.. how does this typically affect the amount of taxes you pay? Does this system work correctly?

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