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30% must be in UK companies, phased in over 10 years. Pensions and ISAs!
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Me and @donaldpond6 like AAZ. P/e if 6 or 7, and cash on balance sheet so share price potential
#AAZ is much my biggest holding and has been for years. With copper production growing, a pipeline of new mines over the next few years, and a board aligned with PIs I’ve no intention to sell any. Amazed it’s not more widely followed.
If you text it, you get less of it. Simple economics explained by the shadow Secretary of State for culture and sport. facebook.com/share/v/14oz8Z1…
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stocks.apple.com/symbol/JLP.… can you explain why the share price is going south when the production is up 225%?
In the press: The Mercury, South Africa
Jubilee lifts Zambia copper production by 225% to 3,739 tonnes, reflecting the continued scale-up of our Zambian copper operations.
#jlp #jubileecopper #copper #zambia
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@SeanPeche my daughter is moving her ISA from HL to @ii_couk and they have said that the excellent Ranmore Global fund isn't supported. Can you try to get it onto that platform? And come on ii, get your act together.
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The danger with socialism, I will tell you, is that you might lose your liberty little by little, with more and more regulation, with more and more nationalisation, with higher and higher taxation, until you look up one day and find a lot of it has gone.
Wow US economy beats Uk and shows the impact of business friendly versus business hostile government.
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An ever-increasing array of employment rights is pointless if you cannot find a job.
The job-killing measures in Labour’s (Un)Employment Rights Act must be scrapped.
It is businesses, not government, that create jobs.
Any government forgets that at its peril.
truthsocial.com/@GottohaveFa… worth an X is this explanation of Socialism.
Proud to be associated with Maths Whizz. @Whizz_Education
Maths-Whizz Intelligent Tutoring Programme - trial | EEF educationendowmentfoundation…
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Maths-Whizz Intelligent Tutoring Programme - trial | EEF educationendowmentfoundation…
Proud to be associated with Maths Whizz. @Whizz_Education
Evaluation of Whizz Education: Maths-Whizz Intelligent Tutoring Programme | NFER nfer.ac.uk/publications/eval…
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This post made me research Andrew's background. He's my MP, so I know he works hard, but I didn't know that actually, he's got a very impressive background. We need more people like this making important decisions.
Let’s look at today’s government promotions.
🩺 A Health Secretary - now running one of the largest employers after the Chinese Peoples Liberation Army - who has never managed a team larger than his parliamentary staff.
🏛️ A Chief Secretary to the Treasury - responsible for spending 1.6 trillion of taxpayers money a year - who is a lawyer with zero background in finance.
🏙️ And a new ‘City’ Minister who has never worked anywhere remotely near the financial and professional services sector vital to the UK’s economy.
Between them: two Islington former councillors and one in Tower Hamlets.
This is not about personalities or their no doubt well meaning intent.
But there has to be a better way to run this great country of ours.
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But Wes, HMRC say that your proposed hike to capital gains tax will actually lose over £10bn in revenue over the next three years.
And what happened when your former boss slashed CGT rates to 10%. Revenues trebled over the following four years. Your policy is a loser.
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Keir Starmer does NOT want the World to see how badly British Patriots want their country back
Would be a shame if it went viral on 𝕏
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Importance new evidence from Sweden highlights the stupidity of Labour's decision to extend inheritance tax to family firms
After Sweden removed inheritance and gift taxes in 2005, private firms with potential family successors grew faster, invested more, & paid higher corporate taxes than firms without natural heirs, according to new research from the Stockholm School of Economics.
Scrapping the death tax meant that firms no longer needed to divert resources to pay the tax, instead they invested more in growth
"Overall, we conclude that the abolition of inheritance tax in Sweden encouraged and enabled firms with potential next generation owners to adopt a long-term horizon, be growth-oriented, & to create transgenerational value, which in turn benefitted society by increasing recurring corporate tax revenues & employee salaries," said the researchers.
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