Thank Anand. It's very informative. Just freshened and resumed my interest in stocks and shares. Opened my first isa with H&L. Thanks for the suggestion..
there are lot of videos online,but what makes you peculiar is your genuineness and simple explanation that everyone easily can understand. Hats off. Could you please tell us how to search for new shares and make an assessment on those. if you have expalined in previous videos please tell me which one so i can watch. many thanks
Mifthah Mohamed, I had explained in the first video in the series a bit... , Here is the full list $$Share Trading - English Version - Detailed Videos 1 - Share Trading Basics - ua-cam.com/video/97Nm_AqvJzI/v-deo.html 2 - Share Trading India vs UK & US Compared - ua-cam.com/video/ET5qKOpRv3I/v-deo.html 3 - Share Trading - What Shares I have Bought & Made Money - ua-cam.com/video/HtzaIaqqq3k/v-deo.html 4 - UK Share Trading - Which App you can use - ua-cam.com/video/pFkV4QbdsXI/v-deo.html But in summary, pick a low value share (not something which is already peaked or peaking), read about it in lse and read their RNS for the past few weeks, look at the investor sentiment, research the stock in twitter, and in the end patience to hold when things don't go in the right direction..
Hi Anand, I have been watching your videos and thank you for the efforts. Wanted one critical input about the captial gains tax, while selling the shares with profit. I tried googling, but not getting a very clear answers on this point. My doubt is "Is there a capital gains tax on shares income ?". As you mentioned in the video that, you already taken back the investments, how does the capital gains tax works. I am doing self-filing throughout and i don't have any tax advisor and i cannot afford one, due to the very minimal level of income from additional sources like this. Let say a share I bought in FY 19 for £100 , sold it to £130 in FY19 itself and made a profit of £ 30. Do i need to pay tax for this £30. 1. If yes, is there any free allowance capital gains tax limit specific to share on this income generated through shares ? 2. Assuming i had used my personal allowance of £12500 annual limit already, do i have to pay tax as per slabs 20% , 40% rates. Can you provide your views please ? thank you very much again Varad
Hi Anand..Can you suggest good stock market reader sites or ways that you follow to find new companies that can be invested upon in less risky way in UK. How did you find these companies at the 1st place ? This would help me to understand & study for investing.
Hi Anand. Very nicely explained. Can you do a video on comparing the brokerage fee and stamp duty charges on the platforms you are trading on? I couldn't find a good comparison in the UK platforms.
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Anand - you need a high tech touch screen. People have a poor understanding when it comes to quality v quantity! Your content is of such high quality and I'm afraid your videos doesn't seem to have lesser views than what it deserves... I may be wrong but viewers might need some gimmicks!
Hi I'm first time watching your video The video was very useful and impressive since some of the concept were explained in layman terms I need some clarification Whether Indian citizen can invest in these overseas shares Is it beneficial
NYSE is an auction market where people trade with each other directly based on what they are willing to pay each other, NASDAQ is a dealer market where you buy from a dealer and the dealers fix the price. A very basic comparison is like NYSE being a farmers market for vegetables where prices are discussed directly between farmer and consumer and NASDAQ being a super market with prices fixed by the super market owner. I am not an expert, but I feel comfortable in NYSE.
Anand Chennai2London Please post more videos on how to buy and sell stocks like using virtual app.. I got confused to how to sell in market either to public or to company again
Hi Anand I have come here on a dependent visa, my husband got his entrepreneurial visa and on my visa it says I can't work or take up a job and our NI is not yet come. In this circumstance how can I invest in UK stocks? Any ideas?
Anand, you may want to take another video for everyone about the indicators like Bbands, Macd and RSI (I mean basics not in-depth as these are self learning and experience to use these tools)
Trading 212 is a brokerage free provider. As a downside, they don't have all of the listed stocks but a few hundred selected ones. GGP is the only one from the 4 i had mentioned in 212. I bought the others using H&L which has a high brokerage charges (11.95 £ per trade)
Anand Chennai2London thank u for the information anna.can i deposit fund using debit card or bank transfer from barclays isa account?which is advisable ?
Market capital of the company vs revenue of the company. Fractional shares in a FTSE company still has the risk of a company that could fall however big they are. Their market capital is already more than 200 million £ for example. But revenue is lesser. Small companies that have a good revenue forecast and having a market capital less than 10m £ but revenue forecast much greater than their market capital . Also room for fall is lesser. Even big companies like GE fell from 35$ to 6$ in 3-4 years. Penny shares don’t have that big fall risk if the company has a solid business model unless impacted by a natural disaster or external forces. Again this is just my opinion. I am not claiming to be an expert. Which is why the disclaimer. I am sure people time the FTSE shares and make better money. I just don’t have that much confidence in them.
I am not denying what you said. The other view as well is equally important. You say big companies too fail but their chance of rebounding is high. Startups/ SMEs are way more prone to fail. Only a few startups/ SMEs are scaling up successfully. Great work by you for stirring this kind of conversations.
Very informative. I ve commented on one of your wife's video about your BBQ skills. I can teach you grilling techniques and smoking a whole chicken. I can learn about shares from you.
oh funny, In my sentence, the punctuation is on one of wife's VIDEO and not ONE of your wife's video as if you have got many wives. lol Shout out to both. Keep doing more videos :)
கஷ்டப்பட்டு சம்பாரித்து கடைசில அதை திருடன் கைல குடுத்தா எப்படியோ அப்படிதான் share மார்க்கெட் என்பது , இதை தவிர்ப்பது நல்லது , 1000 இல் ஒருவன் சம்பாரிக்கலாம் , பாக்கி 999 பேருக்கு கடைசில் நஷ்டம் ஏற்படும்
களவும் கற்று மற என்பது போல , நமக்கு அவசர தேவை இல்லாத ஒரு சிறிய தொகை முயற்சி செய்து பார்க்க வேண்டும் என்பது தான் நானும் சொல்லி இருக்கிறேன் . சரியான புரிதல் இல்லாமல் செய்யும் எந்த தொழிலும் முயற்சியும் நமக்கு பண விரயம் தான். புரிந்து, முனைந்து, பொறுமையுடன் செய்தால் எதிலும் வெற்றி காணலாம் என்பது என் கருத்து .
I guess you are searching in Trading 212. That's the NYSE listed MOS - Mosaic Company. The UK Listed ticker code MOS - Mobile Streams - it is not available in Trading 212 and hence not showing I think. You can buy it in H&L kind of apps where all shares are available . Here is the details about the company - www.google.com/search?q=mos+share+price&rlz=1C1CHBF_en-GBGB785GB785&oq=MOS+share+price&aqs=chrome.0.0i67i131i433i457j0l3j0i22i30l4.4088j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
That’s what I thought which is why I started using Freetrade from this year and Anitha used trading 212, when I see why they are free (they do make money right ) I felt H&L is better with the fees that is transparent. I would have said completely the same thing you are saying 2 months back.
My analysis has so far been their spread. Their difference between the buy and sell margin. Like forex money exchange, in most trading apps the sell and buy prices are different for every share. For e.g. if a share is showing a real time price of 1 £, an app like H&L could have a buy price of 1.02 £ (2 pence more) and sell price of 0.98 £ (2 pence lesser) . This spread is there in every brokerage app. In freetrade or Trading 212 , this spread is higher - for e.g. the Buy price will be 1.03 £ and Sell Price will be 0.97 p . If you see my recent demo and comparison between the 3, you will see H&L shows you the spread realtime before you buy or sell and you get a 15 second commitment of that exact price from H&L. However Freetrade and Trading 212 does not show you a committed price. An estimated price is shown and when you commit, the price you sell is mostly different for actively traded stocks and could be 1-2 pence lower for a sale and price you buy could be 1-2 pence higher. How they convert this into a revenue for them is something I am fully yet to understand. Probably a tie up with the shares itself to be listed and traded as they have the selected list of stocks that you can trade.
Thanks Anand.
Find it very useful, I am becoming addicted to watch your channel and Anita’s Channel .. well done and keep it up.
Thank Anand. It's very informative. Just freshened and resumed my interest in stocks and shares. Opened my first isa with H&L. Thanks for the suggestion..
there are lot of videos online,but what makes you peculiar is your genuineness and simple explanation that everyone easily can understand.
Hats off. Could you please tell us how to search for new shares and make an assessment on those. if you have expalined in previous videos please tell me which one so i can watch. many thanks
Mifthah Mohamed, I had explained in the first video in the series a bit... , Here is the full list
$$Share Trading - English Version - Detailed Videos
1 - Share Trading Basics - ua-cam.com/video/97Nm_AqvJzI/v-deo.html
2 - Share Trading India vs UK & US Compared - ua-cam.com/video/ET5qKOpRv3I/v-deo.html
3 - Share Trading - What Shares I have Bought & Made Money - ua-cam.com/video/HtzaIaqqq3k/v-deo.html
4 - UK Share Trading - Which App you can use - ua-cam.com/video/pFkV4QbdsXI/v-deo.html
But in summary, pick a low value share (not something which is already peaked or peaking), read about it in lse and read their RNS for the past few weeks, look at the investor sentiment, research the stock in twitter, and in the end patience to hold when things don't go in the right direction..
.Many thanks for making the video in English.extremely useful for beginners.Getting addicted to your channel
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Hi Anand
very informative and useful. As one already suggested please give us how much tax we end up paying too which will be very useful.
Hi Anand, I have been watching your videos and thank you for the efforts. Wanted one critical input about the captial gains tax, while selling the shares with profit. I tried googling, but not getting a very clear answers on this point. My doubt is "Is there a capital gains tax on shares income ?".
As you mentioned in the video that, you already taken back the investments, how does the capital gains tax works. I am doing self-filing throughout and i don't have any tax advisor and i cannot afford one, due to the very minimal level of income from additional sources like this.
Let say a share I bought in FY 19 for £100 , sold it to £130 in FY19 itself and made a profit of £ 30. Do i need to pay tax for this £30.
1. If yes, is there any free allowance capital gains tax limit specific to share on this income generated through shares ?
2. Assuming i had used my personal allowance of £12500 annual limit already, do i have to pay tax as per slabs 20% , 40% rates. Can you provide your views please ?
thank you very much again
Varad
Hi Anand..Can you suggest good stock market reader sites or ways that you follow to find new companies that can be invested upon in less risky way in UK. How did you find these companies at the 1st place ? This would help me to understand & study for investing.
Hi Anand. Very nicely explained. Can you do a video on comparing the brokerage fee and stamp duty charges on the platforms you are trading on? I couldn't find a good comparison in the UK platforms.
Will do soon Sandip 👍🙂
Thanks Anand! Very useful info! please do more of similar. Opened a trading 123 acct and I plan to open an ISA in H and L.
Thank you so much brother! I got a good knowledge and I've invested UK shares only because of you.
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Hi Anand , any feedback on using Degiro ? I am considering using that platform
Hi Sir, can you suggest good trading app to start buying shares
Anand - you need a high tech touch screen. People have a poor understanding when it comes to quality v quantity!
Your content is of such high quality and I'm afraid your videos doesn't seem to have lesser views than what it deserves... I may be wrong but viewers might need some gimmicks!
Haa haa, I was using monitors and someone said use a white board. Now hitech touch screen. I wonder where this will go :)
Very useful ! Thanks for the clear explanation regarding shorting
Hi I'm first time watching your video
The video was very useful and impressive since some of the concept were explained in layman terms
I need some clarification
Whether Indian citizen can invest in these overseas shares
Is it beneficial
please list some penny stocks available in both us and uk as international stamdarda
Hii.. hello sir I want your help for share trading above your listing company available in India nse or bse exchange sir
Good ,nice simple explanation.very good attempt made to the subscribers to understand .
Thank you so much 🙂
What is difference between nyse vs nasdaq .. which exchange is correct for beginners
NYSE is an auction market where people trade with each other directly based on what they are willing to pay each other, NASDAQ is a dealer market where you buy from a dealer and the dealers fix the price. A very basic comparison is like NYSE being a farmers market for vegetables where prices are discussed directly between farmer and consumer and NASDAQ being a super market with prices fixed by the super market owner. I am not an expert, but I feel comfortable in NYSE.
Anand Chennai2London Please post more videos on how to buy and sell stocks like using virtual app.. I got confused to how to sell in market either to public or to company again
Hi Anand
I have come here on a dependent visa, my husband got his entrepreneurial visa and on my visa it says I can't work or take up a job and our NI is not yet come. In this circumstance how can I invest in UK stocks? Any ideas?
Thanks Anand. Perfect findings and well explained too!
👍🙂
Anand, you may want to take another video for everyone about the indicators like Bbands, Macd and RSI (I mean basics not in-depth as these are self learning and experience to use these tools)
Thanks much.anna.as am a beginner ,i jus downloaded trading 212 but the above mentioned companies r not in this app.pls advise
Trading 212 is a brokerage free provider. As a downside, they don't have all of the listed stocks but a few hundred selected ones. GGP is the only one from the 4 i had mentioned in 212. I bought the others using H&L which has a high brokerage charges (11.95 £ per trade)
Anand Chennai2London thank u for the information anna.can i deposit fund using debit card or bank transfer from barclays isa account?which is advisable ?
As usual great video thala....also upload how to plan for long term financial independence.
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What is the benefit of buying penny shares in the age of fractional shares?
Market capital of the company vs revenue of the company. Fractional shares in a FTSE company still has the risk of a company that could fall however big they are. Their market capital is already more than 200 million £ for example. But revenue is lesser. Small companies that have a good revenue forecast and having a market capital less than 10m £ but revenue forecast much greater than their market capital . Also room for fall is lesser. Even big companies like GE fell from 35$ to 6$ in 3-4 years. Penny shares don’t have that big fall risk if the company has a solid business model unless impacted by a natural disaster or external forces. Again this is just my opinion. I am not claiming to be an expert. Which is why the disclaimer. I am sure people time the FTSE shares and make better money. I just don’t have that much confidence in them.
I am not denying what you said. The other view as well is equally important. You say big companies too fail but their chance of rebounding is high. Startups/ SMEs are way more prone to fail. Only a few startups/ SMEs are scaling up successfully. Great work by you for stirring this kind of conversations.
Very informative. I ve commented on one of your wife's video about your BBQ skills. I can teach you grilling techniques and smoking a whole chicken. I can learn about shares from you.
oh funny, In my sentence, the punctuation is on one of wife's VIDEO and not ONE of your wife's video as if you have got many wives. lol Shout out to both. Keep doing more videos :)
கஷ்டப்பட்டு சம்பாரித்து கடைசில அதை திருடன் கைல குடுத்தா எப்படியோ அப்படிதான் share மார்க்கெட் என்பது , இதை தவிர்ப்பது நல்லது , 1000 இல் ஒருவன் சம்பாரிக்கலாம் , பாக்கி 999 பேருக்கு கடைசில் நஷ்டம் ஏற்படும்
களவும் கற்று மற என்பது போல , நமக்கு அவசர தேவை இல்லாத ஒரு சிறிய தொகை முயற்சி செய்து பார்க்க வேண்டும் என்பது தான் நானும் சொல்லி இருக்கிறேன் . சரியான புரிதல் இல்லாமல் செய்யும் எந்த தொழிலும் முயற்சியும் நமக்கு பண விரயம் தான். புரிந்து, முனைந்து, பொறுமையுடன் செய்தால் எதிலும் வெற்றி காணலாம் என்பது என் கருத்து .
Explained very well thankyou sir
Hi Anand, MOS is showing as The Mosaic Company. Do you the code for Mobile Stream? Thx
I guess you are searching in Trading 212. That's the NYSE listed MOS - Mosaic Company. The UK Listed ticker code MOS - Mobile Streams - it is not available in Trading 212 and hence not showing I think. You can buy it in H&L kind of apps where all shares are available . Here is the details about the company - www.google.com/search?q=mos+share+price&rlz=1C1CHBF_en-GBGB785GB785&oq=MOS+share+price&aqs=chrome.0.0i67i131i433i457j0l3j0i22i30l4.4088j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
@@AnandChennai Yeah got you Anand, thanks very much!
Nice explanation thank you
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Hi sir, i couldn't find this video in Tamil, is this available in Tamil?
this is the tamil version - ua-cam.com/video/tgq5p0O3C1s/v-deo.html
@@AnandChennai thankyou sir 🙏🙏🙏
Great thambi
Thank you 🙏
where can i find other shares. I found GGP in 212.
Sai - please check this video - ua-cam.com/video/pFkV4QbdsXI/v-deo.html
Useful
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Well explained 👌
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Nandri Ananad👍
Hi sir 👍❤️💰 share tips and careers points
Make sure the money you make is not eaten away by your broker. 🤪
That’s what I thought which is why I started using Freetrade from this year and Anitha used trading 212, when I see why they are free (they do make money right ) I felt H&L is better with the fees that is transparent. I would have said completely the same thing you are saying 2 months back.
Can you please clarify how Freetrade and Trading 212 make money despite being fee-free?
My analysis has so far been their spread. Their difference between the buy and sell margin. Like forex money exchange, in most trading apps the sell and buy prices are different for every share. For e.g. if a share is showing a real time price of 1 £, an app like H&L could have a buy price of 1.02 £ (2 pence more) and sell price of 0.98 £ (2 pence lesser) . This spread is there in every brokerage app. In freetrade or Trading 212 , this spread is higher - for e.g. the Buy price will be 1.03 £ and Sell Price will be 0.97 p . If you see my recent demo and comparison between the 3, you will see H&L shows you the spread realtime before you buy or sell and you get a 15 second commitment of that exact price from H&L. However Freetrade and Trading 212 does not show you a committed price. An estimated price is shown and when you commit, the price you sell is mostly different for actively traded stocks and could be 1-2 pence lower for a sale and price you buy could be 1-2 pence higher. How they convert this into a revenue for them is something I am fully yet to understand. Probably a tie up with the shares itself to be listed and traded as they have the selected list of stocks that you can trade.
That’s interesting. Thanks for clarifying. 👍🏻
Naked shorts are suicidal if it's not hedged.
Does anyone have Anand mail I'd?
I do 👍🙂 - anandt.lifestyle@gmail.com
@@AnandChennai thank you