I would say that about double their current valuation would be about right. Do not ask me for the calculation as I am anly guessing.
Just need to make up the inflation it seems.
I found this by searching.
If this is true then the original cost was €3.90. Valentia paid €1.335 at the time of the split which leaves the cost at €2.565. At an exchange rate of 0.69 that calculates to £1.77.
Yesterday Vodafone was £1.755.
Just need to make up the inflation it seems.
http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=7312
yah frank very informative.
I meant has it any effect on your figures
With Vodafone shares doing so well at the moment (£1.72), I was wondering would anyone know what they would need to reach ( approximately) in order to get to the level of the initial investment in Eircom, taking into account the payment received at the time of the split and bonus issues.
I appreciate that inflation is also a consideration
someone like my elderly mother who bought quite a few shares would worry about non payment of tax upon a sale and consequent possible revenue interest penalties and i would worry about both this and also how much of a loss can be written off. selling the shares without knowing and burying ones head ostrichlike in sand about tax due to ignorance is is a bad idea IMO
vodafone share taxable value is a important unanswered question in this forum
I would say that about double their current valuation would be about right. Do not ask me for the calculation as I am anly guessing.
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