Брокер укажет в отчете Считают так первый зашел при покупке первый вышел при продаже сумма покажет прибыль или убыток купленные но не проданные не считаются
Рейтинг 100 крупнейших компаний Дальнего Востока по выручке и темпам роста показывает реальные дела.
Драйверы роста Абсолютным лидером быстрорастущих компаний стало ООО «Эльгауголь», в три раза превысив темпы роста за год. За ним драйвером для дальнейшего развития стала геологоразведка: АО «РН-Шельф-Дальний Восток» - 298% темпов прироста - и ОАО «Дальморнефтегеофизика» - 148%. Похоже, переживая спад спроса на нефтегазовом рынке, российские корпорации готовят базу для будущего подъема. А далее расположились АО «Восточный порт» с 129,5%, ООО «Солнцевский угольный разрез» - 104,7%, «ДНС Приморье» (торговля) - 109,2% и «ДДК» (обработка алмазов) - 93,8%, ФГУП «Спецстройтехнологии» - 93%, АО «Океанрыбфлот» - 91,3%, ООО «Северное золото» - 91%.
Привет гордые Мечелоносцы ! Подумалось мне, как можно минимизировать уплату налогов с прибыли по акциям. Купил акции по 10 р за 1 шт., рыночная цена 150 р. за 1 шт. Но за то время пока акции росли делал несколько перезаходов, в итоге получилось немножко больше акций но цена 1 акции возросла до 100 р. за шт. Вопрос? с какой суммы будет взыматься налог, со 140 руб. или с 50 руб.
Принцип первую купил- первую продал. Скажем купили две шт по 10 р. потом продали 1 по 120 налог с 120-10=110 затем откупили 1 по 90 и продали обе по 150- налог с 150-10 и с 150-90.
Заводишь ИИС с суммы на нем налоговый вычет до 400т в год 13% (нельзя выводить деньги 3 года а то заберут обратно).Покупаешь на нем если в + продаешь на нем ,если в - продаешь на основном. По окончанию 3 лет если сумма введенных средств меньше прибыли, то выбираешь налогообложение по 1 варианту,если больше по 2(налог не берется с прибыли).Т.е. ты откладываешь выплату налогов на 3 года, а налог зависит от твоей успешности.Через 3 года деньги станут дешевле . При 2 варианте выигрыш больше если за 3 года профит > 100%
Ладно друзья.я понимаю что сегодня пятница. Но мы забыли зачем мы здесь собрались!!! Где свежие сводки с фронта? Где тех.анализ акций компании? Где доводы рассуждения жаркие дискуссии? Или биржа вас нечему не научила????
Ладно друзья.я понимаю что сегодня пятница. Но мы забыли зачем мы здесь собрались!!! Где свежие сводки с фронта? Где тех.анализ акций компании? Где доводы рассуждения жаркие дискуссии? Или биржа вас нечему не научила????
Отдыхайте, все будет хорошо, но поймите одно,Мечел никому легких денег не даст заработать, ему ничего не стоит залечь в боковик на пол года и потом удвоиться на отчете после первого квартала. Запасемся терпением и будет нам везение.
Ладно друзья.я понимаю что сегодня пятница. Но мы забыли зачем мы здесь собрались!!! Где свежие сводки с фронта? Где тех.анализ акций компании? Где доводы рассуждения жаркие дискуссии? Или биржа вас нечему не научила????
Отдыхайте, все будет хорошо, но поймите одно,Мечел никому легких денег не даст заработать, ему ничего не стоит залечь в боковик на пол года и потом удвоиться на отчете после первого квартала. Запасемся терпением и будет нам везение.
Рассуждение однако правильное. Но не обоснованное! Мы не можем делится мыслями, рассуждать, может потому что мы русские?
Crippinling China supply shortage sends met coal prices higher again
Singapore—Chinese import prices for premium hard coking coal closed the trading week higher as a crippling supply shortage in the country convinced buyers to consider seaborne alternatives. Premium Low Vol Hard Coking Coal was assessed up $2 day on day at $254.50/mt CFR China Friday, while prices of exports from Australia were assessed down 50 cents day on day at $255/mt FOB Australia. At least four spot metallurgical coal transactions were seen Friday as market participants continued to perceive limited downside risks on continued tight supply in China. “It is no longer a price issue, there is no supply,” a northern Chinese end-user said. The source who had returned from Shanxi, the center of coal production in China, added that “you just can’t imagine how tight the [coal supply] situation is there... everyone is snatching coals.” Coking coal and PCI inventory levels in China were reported to be low, sources said. One end-user said that coal supply was short, and logistical bottlenecks were still not resolved. Another market source added that almost all large domestic coal procurement managers of steelmakers were on the road, making trips to coal mining and railway sites in order to secure coal supply and logistics. The source said that this was a sign that domestic supply was very tight. However, one Chinese steelmaker appeared unfazed, indicating that coal prices were close to, or perhaps had already, reached their peak.
Chinese supply tightness to continue in Q4
Furthermore, several sources said Friday that they expected the Chinese coal market tightness to persist until the end of the year as many mine and wash-plant operations were already running close to full capacity. China’s strict regulation of 276 working days and the nationwide capacity cut campaign meant that there was little scope to boost output in the near-term, according to one South China steelmaker. “Unless you get miners to re-open some of their mines and restart production, you can’t expect much tonnage to be squeezed out until at least January next year,” the mill source said. A Shanghai trader agreed, saying that even though the coal price surge had obliterated margins of most steelmakers, better-performing mills were still able to absorb the price increases. A deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol HCC with 73-75% CSR, at $255-$257/mt FOB Australia. The 75,000 mt cargo is for mid-December laycan. This brand was assessed at $256/mt FOB Australia. The price spread between this brand and other lower-CSR Premium Low Vol narrowed day on day to $1/mt from $1.50/mt. A second deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol with 71-73% CSR at $257/mt CFR China, or $248.10/mt FOB Australia equivalent on a Panamax freight back-calculation. This deal was deemed not repeatable in other international markets, sources said. The transaction was also not fully reflected in Friday’s assessment as it contained other conditions that could mask the intrinsic value of this cargo. Meanwhile, a spot trade for Australian 19-21% VM and 9-10% ash material was confirmed done at $155/mt CFR China. This was for a 75,000-mt cargo with early November laycan. The end-user was using this coal not for injection purposes, but coal blending to make coke. This type of coal is used as lean coal in coal blending and to reduce the high sulfur contents of domestic coking coals. — Jebsen Seo, Edwin Yeo, Kenneth Foo
Crippinling China supply shortage sends met coal prices higher again
Singapore—Chinese import prices for premium hard coking coal closed the trading week higher as a crippling supply shortage in the country convinced buyers to consider seaborne alternatives. Premium Low Vol Hard Coking Coal was assessed up $2 day on day at $254.50/mt CFR China Friday, while prices of exports from Australia were assessed down 50 cents day on day at $255/mt FOB Australia. At least four spot metallurgical coal transactions were seen Friday as market participants continued to perceive limited downside risks on continued tight supply in China. “It is no longer a price issue, there is no supply,” a northern Chinese end-user said. The source who had returned from Shanxi, the center of coal production in China, added that “you just can’t imagine how tight the [coal supply] situation is there... everyone is snatching coals.” Coking coal and PCI inventory levels in China were reported to be low, sources said. One end-user said that coal supply was short, and logistical bottlenecks were still not resolved. Another market source added that almost all large domestic coal procurement managers of steelmakers were on the road, making trips to coal mining and railway sites in order to secure coal supply and logistics. The source said that this was a sign that domestic supply was very tight. However, one Chinese steelmaker appeared unfazed, indicating that coal prices were close to, or perhaps had already, reached their peak.
Chinese supply tightness to continue in Q4
Furthermore, several sources said Friday that they expected the Chinese coal market tightness to persist until the end of the year as many mine and wash-plant operations were already running close to full capacity. China’s strict regulation of 276 working days and the nationwide capacity cut campaign meant that there was little scope to boost output in the near-term, according to one South China steelmaker. “Unless you get miners to re-open some of their mines and restart production, you can’t expect much tonnage to be squeezed out until at least January next year,” the mill source said. A Shanghai trader agreed, saying that even though the coal price surge had obliterated margins of most steelmakers, better-performing mills were still able to absorb the price increases. A deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol HCC with 73-75% CSR, at $255-$257/mt FOB Australia. The 75,000 mt cargo is for mid-December laycan. This brand was assessed at $256/mt FOB Australia. The price spread between this brand and other lower-CSR Premium Low Vol narrowed day on day to $1/mt from $1.50/mt. A second deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol with 71-73% CSR at $257/mt CFR China, or $248.10/mt FOB Australia equivalent on a Panamax freight back-calculation. This deal was deemed not repeatable in other international markets, sources said. The transaction was also not fully reflected in Friday’s assessment as it contained other conditions that could mask the intrinsic value of this cargo. Meanwhile, a spot trade for Australian 19-21% VM and 9-10% ash material was confirmed done at $155/mt CFR China. This was for a 75,000-mt cargo with early November laycan. The end-user was using this coal not for injection purposes, but coal blending to make coke. This type of coal is used as lean coal in coal blending and to reduce the high sulfur contents of domestic coking coals. — Jebsen Seo, Edwin Yeo, Kenneth Foo
Уважаемый ну вы хотябы пару фраз в аннотации черкните! Ну типа " у нас все плохо. Или у нас все хорошо". А потом запускайте!
Crippinling China supply shortage sends met coal prices higher again
Singapore—Chinese import prices for premium hard coking coal closed the trading week higher as a crippling supply shortage in the country convinced buyers to consider seaborne alternatives. Premium Low Vol Hard Coking Coal was assessed up $2 day on day at $254.50/mt CFR China Friday, while prices of exports from Australia were assessed down 50 cents day on day at $255/mt FOB Australia. At least four spot metallurgical coal transactions were seen Friday as market participants continued to perceive limited downside risks on continued tight supply in China. “It is no longer a price issue, there is no supply,” a northern Chinese end-user said. The source who had returned from Shanxi, the center of coal production in China, added that “you just can’t imagine how tight the [coal supply] situation is there... everyone is snatching coals.” Coking coal and PCI inventory levels in China were reported to be low, sources said. One end-user said that coal supply was short, and logistical bottlenecks were still not resolved. Another market source added that almost all large domestic coal procurement managers of steelmakers were on the road, making trips to coal mining and railway sites in order to secure coal supply and logistics. The source said that this was a sign that domestic supply was very tight. However, one Chinese steelmaker appeared unfazed, indicating that coal prices were close to, or perhaps had already, reached their peak.
Chinese supply tightness to continue in Q4
Furthermore, several sources said Friday that they expected the Chinese coal market tightness to persist until the end of the year as many mine and wash-plant operations were already running close to full capacity. China’s strict regulation of 276 working days and the nationwide capacity cut campaign meant that there was little scope to boost output in the near-term, according to one South China steelmaker. “Unless you get miners to re-open some of their mines and restart production, you can’t expect much tonnage to be squeezed out until at least January next year,” the mill source said. A Shanghai trader agreed, saying that even though the coal price surge had obliterated margins of most steelmakers, better-performing mills were still able to absorb the price increases. A deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol HCC with 73-75% CSR, at $255-$257/mt FOB Australia. The 75,000 mt cargo is for mid-December laycan. This brand was assessed at $256/mt FOB Australia. The price spread between this brand and other lower-CSR Premium Low Vol narrowed day on day to $1/mt from $1.50/mt. A second deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol with 71-73% CSR at $257/mt CFR China, or $248.10/mt FOB Australia equivalent on a Panamax freight back-calculation. This deal was deemed not repeatable in other international markets, sources said. The transaction was also not fully reflected in Friday’s assessment as it contained other conditions that could mask the intrinsic value of this cargo. Meanwhile, a spot trade for Australian 19-21% VM and 9-10% ash material was confirmed done at $155/mt CFR China. This was for a 75,000-mt cargo with early November laycan. The end-user was using this coal not for injection purposes, but coal blending to make coke. This type of coal is used as lean coal in coal blending and to reduce the high sulfur contents of domestic coking coals. — Jebsen Seo, Edwin Yeo, Kenneth Foo
Уважаемый ну вы хотябы пару фраз в аннотации черкните! Ну типа " у нас все плохо. Или у нас все хорошо". А потом запускайте!
Crippinling China supply shortage sends met coal prices higher again
Singapore—Chinese import prices for premium hard coking coal closed the trading week higher as a crippling supply shortage in the country convinced buyers to consider seaborne alternatives. Premium Low Vol Hard Coking Coal was assessed up $2 day on day at $254.50/mt CFR China Friday, while prices of exports from Australia were assessed down 50 cents day on day at $255/mt FOB Australia. At least four spot metallurgical coal transactions were seen Friday as market participants continued to perceive limited downside risks on continued tight supply in China. “It is no longer a price issue, there is no supply,” a northern Chinese end-user said. The source who had returned from Shanxi, the center of coal production in China, added that “you just can’t imagine how tight the [coal supply] situation is there... everyone is snatching coals.” Coking coal and PCI inventory levels in China were reported to be low, sources said. One end-user said that coal supply was short, and logistical bottlenecks were still not resolved. Another market source added that almost all large domestic coal procurement managers of steelmakers were on the road, making trips to coal mining and railway sites in order to secure coal supply and logistics. The source said that this was a sign that domestic supply was very tight. However, one Chinese steelmaker appeared unfazed, indicating that coal prices were close to, or perhaps had already, reached their peak.
Chinese supply tightness to continue in Q4
Furthermore, several sources said Friday that they expected the Chinese coal market tightness to persist until the end of the year as many mine and wash-plant operations were already running close to full capacity. China’s strict regulation of 276 working days and the nationwide capacity cut campaign meant that there was little scope to boost output in the near-term, according to one South China steelmaker. “Unless you get miners to re-open some of their mines and restart production, you can’t expect much tonnage to be squeezed out until at least January next year,” the mill source said. A Shanghai trader agreed, saying that even though the coal price surge had obliterated margins of most steelmakers, better-performing mills were still able to absorb the price increases. A deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol HCC with 73-75% CSR, at $255-$257/mt FOB Australia. The 75,000 mt cargo is for mid-December laycan. This brand was assessed at $256/mt FOB Australia. The price spread between this brand and other lower-CSR Premium Low Vol narrowed day on day to $1/mt from $1.50/mt. A second deal was heard done Friday for Australian Premium Low Vol with 71-73% CSR at $257/mt CFR China, or $248.10/mt FOB Australia equivalent on a Panamax freight back-calculation. This deal was deemed not repeatable in other international markets, sources said. The transaction was also not fully reflected in Friday’s assessment as it contained other conditions that could mask the intrinsic value of this cargo. Meanwhile, a spot trade for Australian 19-21% VM and 9-10% ash material was confirmed done at $155/mt CFR China. This was for a 75,000-mt cargo with early November laycan. The end-user was using this coal not for injection purposes, but coal blending to make coke. This type of coal is used as lean coal in coal blending and to reduce the high sulfur contents of domestic coking coals. — Jebsen Seo, Edwin Yeo, Kenneth Foo
Уважаемый ну вы хотябы пару фраз в аннотации черкните! Ну типа " у нас все плохо. Или у нас все хорошо". А потом запускайте!
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