SPOKY
09 Oct 2017
Can I use them to light the fire! Or keep... I know they been delisted and previous information mention half a billion dollars in debt!Is it worth adding them to my overflowing loft box of delisted AIM stocks..!
San Jaime
16 Mar 2017
The end....... Message from my broker today.-----Max PetroleumFollowing Max Petroleum shares being cancellation from admission to trading on AIM back in October 2015, the administrators have announced that there will be no distribution to shareholders. Your holding has therefore been removed from your portfolio.-----Had already removed this red line from my portfolio.
Jovari
20 Jan 2017
Re: how do I crystallise a loss for tax? tell your accountant what you bought them at and what you they were when the company ceased trading, plus any confirmatory paperwork and he will let revenue know and alter any tax liability accordingly !
Val U Search
19 Jan 2017
Re: how do I crystallise a loss for tax? Do the shares still have a notional value ??My Selftrade account still shows a value of 0.16pOr is the value affectively zero ??
II Editor
22 Jan 2016
NEW ARTICLE: Stock to Watch: Max Petroleum "AIM-listed Max Petroleum is an interesting situation to watch for anyone wanting to understand the dynamics of the oil industry, says Edmond Jackson.This article is for information and discussion purposes only and does not form a recommendation ..."[link]
MetalMuppet
09 Jan 2016
Re: how do I crystallise a loss for tax? Will need to read the updated hs286 doc from memory you'll be able to offset against capital gains and not against taxes.
Sir Buns-Up Knealing
05 Jan 2016
Re: how do I crystallise a loss for tax? Sorry, link needs the "S" removed.[link]
Sir Buns-Up Knealing
05 Jan 2016
Re: how do I crystallise a loss for tax? [link]
pannon
04 Jan 2016
how do I crystallise a loss for tax? I would like to crystallise loss so how can I do this for tax purposes. Cheers
character 6
23 Nov 2015
NB. To all posters who still have their shares. They still have some sort of value, In that you still own your part of the company. The day may come when someone, somewhere may wish to purchase them.More realistically, leave them to your children, or their children.
character 6
23 Nov 2015
Drainboy. Just to say thank you for all the hard graft you put in, back in the day, before we realised we were being peddled a crock of bull----.I wonder where MY is licking his wounds, or more likely, counting the pennys,They had $46 million to drill two deep wells. Only one was not completed. Where!s the cash?Anyway. Thanks once again. Hope all goes well for you and yours in the future.
Drainboy
15 Oct 2015
Re: 95p Drainboy? Seems like hardly any time ago I was invested here, but I sold out nearly two years ago. Still can't believe how much oil the BoD said they'd found and how little it turned out to be. An expensive lesson in small cap investing. Genuinely thought I was onto a good thing.Sorry for your loss(es).
Marshsi
14 Oct 2015
Re: 95p Drainboy? ahh apologies i forgot you sold out earlier and also apologised to anyone buying on your recommendations. I didnt buy on your tip but i might have holded on too long lol. I just thought you would be posting one more time now that MXP is dead but clearly you were wise enough to get out with a few pennies intact.
Drainboy
13 Oct 2015
Re: 95p Drainboy? 95p? I wouldn't sell for less than two quid.Except when I did, ages ago, for maybe 4p a share and publicly stated so here. What was your point exactly?
Marshsi
10 Oct 2015
95p Drainboy? Not heard from this fantasy poster in a while.........
