UK

ScarletHarpy93

Joke's on them. The UK prince was one of the biggest supporters of Epstein. Mandelson's probably just building a new customer catalog.

Deep_Calls_007

Retards in shithole UK have to give their IDs to peter mandelson administration to prove that they are not kids to not get diddled.

Wows_Nightly_News

On the one hand the UK IDing people just to use social media is bad. On the other, its fucking funny how mad its making the tech-bros.

Boheed

France just followed Germany and cancelled their Palantir contracts. UK is rumored next. And then it's very probable that the Palantir sensor net NATO is building to deter Russia will be replaced by some other (European) enterprise.

orcassharks

Disagree. If you can’t secure the strait with our trillion dollar military, then what exactly is it good for? Why do the gulf states care about you? Why does the dollar exist? Why does Japan even bother allying with you? I mean it’s game over. I’m actually surprised the market didn’t drop 30% on this deal. Everyone pretending things are going back to normal. This is America becoming the UK in the 1950. We’re all fucked.

Hungry_Cartoonist251

Can’t invest in UK

Icy_Jelly_315

England=shit hole GB = England+Scotland+Wales UK=GB+Northern Ireland British isles=UK+Ireland

_Clit-Commander_

What’s the difference between England, the UK, and Great Britain?

throwawayDan11

It's out of UK but not owned by some billionaire

RandomGenerator_1

They have a horrible track record on the financial side. This is one of those companies where you have to believe in the tech, and you are helping them finance the business to get to a next phase. (Which is what investing is). The tech is unique in manoeuvrability of the robotic (payload) arm. And the AI toolKITT on the software side, that can be installed on any vessel. The very interesting development now is: they brought in Brian Allen. Former CEO of Beam, UK based subsea robotics and AI company. He is currently serving as the revenue officer and is focussed on using his contacts on making ToolKITT software deals. Of which he sees a true market opportunity based on his experience. Software has good margins and would stabilize the balance sheet, and becoming less season dependent. It would also mean partnerships with other companies in the subsea space. This would be a major catalyst. And would probably position him to become CEO of KITT, seeing Gibson already alluded to somebody younger taking the wheel. So Allen has to prove himself first, to (potential) shareholders. He is driven, and has higher energy than management has shown so far. A second catalyst is the DIU application, which is building on their previous DIU contract for demining with the VideoRay defender. DoW momentum for sea and subsea technology is strengthening. Still early days, but it will become inevitable. Third catalyst: 2027 Oil and Gas. This is Gibsons' forte, coming from that sector. Due to high oil prices this year, the oil and gas sector will spend the made money in 2027 on business expansion. KITT is positioned to benefit from this. They already work with Shell, and had/have a relationship with Petrobas. So yes, it looks gloomy. But based on the internals and the tech, it could be one to turnover quickly.

Amazing-Jury-6886

Not in the UK. You buy in an ISA wrapper, no tax.

Junior_Lychee4037

I’d suggest holding around 2,300 companies across roughly 47 countries. Weight them something like: • US 63% • Japan 5% • UK 3% • China 3% • Canada 3% • France 2.5% • Switzerland 2% • Germany 2% • Rest of the world 16.5% Then make sure your sector allocation stays close to: • Information Technology 24% • Financials 16% • Industrials 11% • Healthcare 10% • Consumer Discretionary 10% • Communication Services 8% • Everything else 21% After that, just keep track of all constituent changes, earnings, mergers, bankruptcies and market cap movements, and rebalance periodically. Should be fairly straightforward.

carlygriff19

Im from the UK and Elon is very well respected here, hes paid court cases for the far right, hes always on the news here, he hates Kier Starmer as much as most of the English do, we also wish our prime minister was Donald Trump, spacex was severely over subscribed, the question is do they ride it out for a few years or take the 50% profit and run for the hills!!

otah007

The solution of course is to live in a country without such deranged laws. I'm in the UK and I can sell whenever I want to. I own the shares for goodness' sake, what kind of draconian law are you living under that you're not allowed to sell something you own???

Prestigious-Fix8154

Finally, a safe social media platform without kids from the UK😂

Dude4001

My Great Aunt went on this in the UK. She was a bit of a character in the series. In the end she won £2.50. When she died I missed her funeral because my ex made us stop to piss. Thanks for listening guys.

Icy_Jelly_315

UK and France sending a joint naval force to keep the strait open I guess we can all relax now the big boys involved

Nexism

Rolls Royce initial planned launch is in the UK. TAM to be milked much less than US obviously. Cameco's build is using Hitachi's design. And in both cases, BWXT is just the manufacturer. The hyperscaler contract will be with Cameco, not BWXT. So I may as well buy calls on Cameco.

Icy_Jelly_315

JD Vance has admitted that several issues remain with the Iran peace deal ahead of G7 discussions on the Middle East. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the US and Iran on Sunday in a deal that paves the way to end the war. The US vp said the agreement was “very general” and “about a page and a half”, but added that 🌮 could release the deal before Friday. He told CNN: “On a number of issues, we are going to have to figure this stuff out during the technical negotiation phase, but what the MoU does is set up a framework whereby the Iranians get the benefits of the bargain by meeting their obligations under the bargain.” UK telegraph LMFAO it's an agreement that any agreement they reach will definitely be an agreement I have never felt more comfortable holding bags than I feel with my oil producer longs

GrandKnew

no idea what you're talking about but Germany, France, the UK, and US love doing this if you're specifically talking about Iran, than Germany, France, the UK, and US love doing this

the_mammynun

Half of it is being used to refinance old debt. The $20m that's left is for Remexian working capital, retail m&a, and an acquisition in the UK. They want to replicate their import business across Europe. 

prettyflyforawifi-

Ah I genuinely didn’t understand that, is it a poly market or American thing? We work in fractional or decimal odds in the UK

akimaster

Especially on the day they banned social media for kids in UK

Hot_Philosopher_6558

"UK Government clarifies adults will still be able to use social media by verifying their identities with digital IDs, facial recognition, passports and credit cards." who would have thought

Groundbreaking-Gap20

https://preview.redd.it/97w1oe9z4h7h1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4e3fbc6c3354e0836d1afdd575fde40c2b646f9e Meanwhile in the UK 🇬🇧

No_Locksmith_7965

is so peculiar considered the UK just banned social media for teens I wouldn’t have expected META to be up

AnnaSmiled2

More context is needed. UK government has announced a sweeping ban on social media for children under 16, following broad public support for tougher online safety measures. The restrictions are expected to take effect in spring 2027

Chazzyboi69

bearish for UK

joe4942

UK now talking about a social media ban. Bearish for META?

andreasrolen

Can someone explain to me how states truly know how much taxes I owe them in a situation where I have capital gains tax in one country but is a tax resident of another? I've been forced to sell my stock portfolio in UK as I'm now a US resident (Freetrade doesn't allow me to have an account with them as a US resident). How does US know how much stocks I sold in UK and what gains I had? Does Freetrade share that information with them or how does things like that work?

Electrical_Panda_326

Let me give you an example from the UK in my field. Back in 2010 an average Project Manager in construction was earning around £50k. You were the king with that salary. Today, 16 years later they offer £55k-£58k. I don't have to explain the difference in cost of living between 2010 and 2026. 2008 was the end of the West IMO, becase the West decided to breach the rule that built it's power, they didn't let badly managed companies collapse and be taken over by companies that are better managed. Instead they decided to save them. Something like that might work short term, but have got very had long term consequences.

TelevisionNo3318

Just when you think Meta might be able to ride the tailwinds of a quasi peace agreement between the US and Iran… the UK bans social media for teens under 16. You can’t go a day without some bad news for Meta.

Trashpanda7193

Social media banned for kids in UK. Meta gonna keep spiralling

kaapooj

>The government [of UK] plans to use the same model for a social media ban as Australia. This would capture user-to-user platforms, whose purpose is to enable social interaction and which allow users to post material, alongside algorithms. The ban will therefore include platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X. We do not intend for messaging services like WhatsApp and Signal to be included in the social media ban. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/social-media-to-be-banned-for-under-16s-in-landmark-government-move-to-givekids-their-childhood-back

UpsetKoalaBear

I mean, the SIPP/S&S ISA is a UK thing exclusively. However, for the other Europoors, the reason is probably because most other wrappers have rules against international investment outside of the EU (unlike the UK ones). My guess is that most of those 5x leverage shares are effectively a proxy from Europe to avoid the international investment rules on their investment wrappers.

floppysausage16

If you aren't buying ALRT, youre gonna miss out. Im willing to be the UK government are gonna contract Defense Holdings to regulate the new social media ban for U16s. Up 14% now... but a whole lot more to go.

Crowleyer

Haha thanks mate! For the last few years, I've been living in the UK. That helped a lot.  Overall, we (Poles) are improving, but its still hard to master English when all people around you speak the same local language. 

milkplantation

Because it's their big tobacco moment. Australia, Canada, France, Spain, Indonesia, UK, Denmark, Greece, Slovenia are all implementing nationwide bans on social media for children under 16. The Bull case is Phillip Morris or Altria after the major litigation. The bear case is that big tobacco generated pure cash with minimal capex required, whereas Meta's business model requires aggressive reinvestment to survive the next tech wave.

MAXSuicide

>How are young people supposed to build up capital for retirement? As with the rest of how society has been built/political decisions (or indecision) - it's a ticking time bomb for younger generations.  In the UK for example, the generations under 40 are projected to be the first lot to be poorer than their parents since records began. 

UpsetKoalaBear

Nowhere is this more evident than the UK. People here in the UK do not realise that we have two of the best investment wrappers in the world. The S&S ISA and SIPP are insanely free and open: \- No lifetime cap. \- No surcharges \- No taxes on unrealised gains \- International investments \- Can sell at any time. They are even better than the 401k that Americans get. Yet, despite this, people still chuck their money into a savings account rather than a ISA/SIPP.

Grubby454

UK has it better. The ISA has an annual 20,000 pound limit. Tax free growth etc, after tax in.

bagatelly

hah, reminds me of UK pre 2008, but they were spending on Credit cards, rather than their salary.

bagatelly

We have the ISA in the UK, which functions similarly but allows for USD \~$26K/year input, though the more risk averse hold that as poorly returning cash in a savings account, rather than equities. So even with that larger tax free allocation, I don't believe it ever prompted a massive boom for riskier investments in the UK. Other, but not all, EU countries have accounts which also offer tax advantages, but I don't think they are as generous as the ISA or US Roth IRA.

gopoohgo

Tbf lower rates in the EU have been anchored by both German/Northern European budget discipline, combined with anemic growth making the ECB loathe to raise rates. Italy, France would have rates higher than the UK (which is higher than the US) without the implicit ECB backstop. As for USD Euro, it's been in a 0.05 trading range since the initial Liberation Day plummet. Wdym

ItWasJustBanter1

Complete, utter theft. If they tried this in the UK I’d finally leave this shit hole.

ICantBelieveItsNotEC

The situation is pretty bizarre here in the UK... People commonly say "the stock market is just a casino for rich people", yet they put their money into things that are *actually* rich people casinos like housing, cars, collectibles, etc.

circadiggmigration

> we pay no tax if you win the lottery Nice to see the UK hasn't forgotten the common man.

Fieryhotsauce

Man, reading through the Europoor thread and as someone from the UK, we have it so good, we pay no tax if you win the lottery and we get tax free allowance of £20,000 per year on the stock market. And we get stocks and shares ISA accounts handed to us like candy. Some places in Europe want to tax unrealised gains.

AcanthocephalaLess95

Is that available on T212 for UK-based investors? Or any equivilents?

TastyTrading

once you get a brokerage, sign up for a modern dashboard as well. man, finding a solid options broker in the UK with good US market access without getting hammered by fees is definitely a challenge. i hear that a lot from non US traders. whatever platform you end up with, staying on top of your p&l and making sure those fees dont eat into your profits is huge. i keep my P&L tracking super tight over on ThetaPal so i always know my true net credit and overall performance, especially with those small commissions that can add up. are you mostly looking to sell premium or buy calls?

perark05

No wingman from the UK to take the fall this time!

perceptive_AI

The US can already offer free healthcare , you have to blame the government. We have 8x the GDP of UK and only 5x their population.

Pereise1

First of all, UK has an average age of 40.5 and the US is 38.3 according to UN figures, which makes a difference. Secondly, the US has more negotiating power and a far larger domestic pharmaceutical and manufacturing base which results in the ability to lower costs if there wasn't so much graft. Third, just going after offshore money that the rich hide would result in so much more money than just taxing the unrealized gains of billionaires. The false equivalences in your post are too numerous to address but that's just one way.

perceptive_AI

I heard the Botswana healthcare have the best doctors /s , the closest country you can compare the US to is the UK since it's the biggest developed country with free healthcare

perceptive_AI

The developed world with free healthcare doesn't have 350MM population regard , UK is the biggest developed country with free healthcare and it's population is 70MM , US population is 350MM. Taxing billionaires isn't going to solve healthcare , if you want free healthcare you have to tell the regarded government to learn how to budget.

perceptive_AI

Okay let's do some math , UK has 70MM people and it cost them $270B USD annually. US population is 350MM so 270x5 = 1.35T , you still aren't getting that much taxing billionaires

Live_Studio_Emu

Sounds like the UK got a decent deal with this. I applied for 13, got 13, and was allowed to sell the day-of with no restriction or risk of ban.

Few-Engineering9803

By that logic, I can say the same about the Democrats I posted. The media "knows" it, the rest of us....not so much. The guy is autistic with clunky ass body language, you are reading too much into it ONLY because you don't align with him politically. Here's a tip, do the exact opposite of that msm is telling you and you'll be golden in no time. "Don't buy Tesla, it's going bankrupt" "Don't buy SpaceX, they are blowing up their rockets" "Don't buy Bitcoin, it's dead" "Accept immigration, it will be a net positive"......the UK (and Europe in general) says hello. And yet, here I am......stinking rich and retired before I'm 40 because I didn't listen to these lying morons.

Fhyzikz

Fidelity is trash. It feels like the UK where you need a loicense for everything, their charts are trash, and this as well. My primary brokerage is HOOD but at least their charting is good and they don't tell me what I can and can't do with my own damn money. Only reason I even use Fidelity is because I inherited a 401k in Fidelity and I cannot transfer the funds to another brokerage without creating a taxable event

Baume12

UK is pretty advanced with r rolls Royce 

Xcentric7881

UK SpaceX allocation information from my broker: |How was my allocation determined?| |:-| ||   |As per the Allocation Policy for UK retail, investors in the Retail Offer who applied for up to 20 shares have been allocated in full, rounded down to the nearest whole Share. Allocations were capped at **1,000** shares. This means if you applied for more than 1,000 shares, the maximum you could receive is 1,000. If you applied for more than 20 shares you were allocated **21.13% of your excess application up to the maximum of 1,000 shares**. Allocations are determined by the issuer and not Hargreaves Lansdown.| |:-|

Kaymish_

No those are different protests. The UK government isn't going to touch Tommy Robinson and his goons. It's the hundreds of people holding up signs that say "I am against Genocide" that are being arrested.

Kaymish_

Not really. Just look at the UK. They have their most unpopular prime minister of all time who is abusing anti terror law to silence protestors, and he still isn't out on his arse.

stickybond009

A KPMG report on how AI is being used by businesses across the world exaggerated adoption of the technology with bogus case studies that appear to have been based on AI hallucinations. The October report, “Redefining excellence in the age of agentic AI”, made numerous false claims about the use of AI by organisations including the Swiss bank UBS, the UK’s National Health Service and the public transit groups Swiss Federal Railways and Transport for London. The inaccuracies were identified as AI hallucinations by the research group GPTZero and verified by the FT

Total_Schedule591

Cuba, greenland, taiwan, brazil, mexico again, the UK

Threebridges2

I’m a dual UK-US citizen so believe I really want to enjoy it, just can’t. It doesn’t have built in suspenseful moments like other sports. So much of the time it just ends up being guys pass in the ball back and forth

doomiestdoomeddoomer

imgur blocked in UK :'(

sausageman1997

bought at $135 sold today at $172.72 - nice 28% gain - all tax free.... UK investor with it in an ISA

JayCircuits

I mean he saved us from the woke authoritarian regime. Not sure if a trillion but he sure deserves some credit. Here in the UK the regime had the police going to your house over "mean tweets". Crazy stuff what they were doing.

Tight_One_1400

i wouldn't be surprised. limited float, hyped up like hell, funds probably gonna buy into it. Theres billboards everywhere in the UK advertising companies that will sell it on IPO day - UK isn't even that much into stocks as the US.

ShittyUsernane1222

which 3 letter government agencies are represented the most in wsb (pick 1 from the list) ? 1. CIA (US) 2. NSA(US) 3. FBI (US) 4. DIA (US) 5. NGA(US) 6. FSB (Russia) 7. MSS (China) 8. KGB (Belarus) 9. MI6 (UK) 10. MI5 (UK) 11. ICE (US) 12. GCHQ (UK) 13. BND (germany) 14. Verfassungsschutz (Germany) 15. Other

Marshmallowmind2

Help a retard here. I'm in UK. What time does spacex ipo today?

skyline79

**No live price initially** You may not see a tradable, live share price straight away. There’s nothing wrong, it just means the opening auction is still in progress and the first traded price has not yet been set. **The timing is uncertain** The auction can last for several hours. For large, high-profile IPOs, it’s common for the first trade to happen later in the afternoon or into the early evening, UK time. We will not know the exact timing in advance. **What's happening behind the scenes?** While you’re waiting, the exchange is running a carefully managed process to set the first public market price for the newly listed company. During the auction period, global market participants, including institutional investors, market makers and the IPO underwriters, are submitting buy and sell orders to the exchange. The exchange brings these orders together to: Balance supply and demand across all orders Establish a stable, fair opening price Help reduce excessive volatility when continuous trading begins Once enough orders have been matched and a suitable price has been found, the shares will open and begin trading normally.

Bubbly-Bug-7439

In UK, CEX is a 2nd hand electrical shop (computer exchange) so this reads like SpaCex

Live_Studio_Emu

13 from 13 for me. UK allocation seemed to be if you requested up to 20, you got the full allocation. Anything beyond 20 you got 20% of what you asked for. So asking for 20 got you 20. Asking for 30 got you 22.

devvorare

I am 24 years old, located in Spain. I want to start investing about 150€ monthly, though it will vary. In a few months I will be moving to the UK, and after one year I may remain there, move back to Spain, or move to another EU country. I want to invest into something like an EFT based on SP500, which from my understanding is quite safe and has a yearly increase of about 8%. The problem is I know nothing about investing. I don’t understand what exactly an EFT is, what separates it from other similar investments, or how to actually invest; whether to use an app, a website, a bank, or what. Additionally, I don’t exactly want to support American companies and would rather support European ones, if possible. Is there an equivalent to SP500, but for Europe? My main problems is that I know investing moves a lot of money, and so I expect any source of information to possibly have ulterior motives. I can’t rely on the internet, influencers or llms because they are likely to give me inaccurate information, and books and other sources are probably both biased and obsolete. How can I learn about all of this?

Miserable_Mine_4189

? are u murrican? 0 access here from UK

NandoCa1rissian

UK got good allocation. Anyone 20 and under got their allocation. Above 20 you Got 20+ 20% of your request. Capped at 1k

Healthy_Bathroom_666

In the UK we all got the first 20 and then 21% of the request above up to 1,000 shares

Greyhead13

21/27 I’m in UK

superironthorman

Asked for 4k and got 24. They said: As per the Allocation Policy for UK retail, investors in the Retail Offer who applied for up to 20 shares have been allocated in full, rounded down to the nearest whole Share. Allocations were capped at 1,000 shares. This means if you applied for more than 1,000 shares, the maximum you could receive is 1,000. If you applied for more than 20 shares you were allocated 21.13% of your excess application up to the maximum of 1,000 shares. Allocations are determined by the issuer and not Hargreaves Lansdown.

Icy_Jelly_315

Can't you self invest a 401k? You can in the UK

Xcentric7881

UK here - applied for 29 SPCX share, got 22 - quite surprised!

buttonman1969

In the UK - I asked for £10k worth and received 36 shares, £3600 worth or roughly one third.

A_burners

There's a big obvious turning point in the Ukraine War when StarLink turned off the Russian modems/receivers/routers (?) and allowed Ukraine to keep theirs. Consumer/retail isnt even important with US and EU/UK military spending in the trillions/yr and months of battlefield evidence imo. I mean, fuck Musk, but this is kinda undeniable.

---Starwind---

Yeah, I think I saw the estimated time is 4:30pm UK time, which by that point..

---Starwind---

No one giving info on this - if I've understood this right, T212 will allow access a few hours after public launch? I've not found anyone who will give the UK access on the open? Via S/S

Hearthian-Wanderer

I'd say the demand for trips to orbit is *sub*stantially higher than the global demand for nuclear submarines (thankfully). Though the UK fleet could certainly use a refresh! Apparently there were a total of \~324 launches in 2025, and that was a 25% increase over 2024. Pretty good growth for a year. Compared to maybe 5 new subs, that are expected to spend decades in service. Being able to re-use boosters to reduce the time between launches, and price of those launches was a *major innovation* and remains a significant advantage that SpaceX has over any competitors. And the speed of innovation over there seems rather fast. (fwiw, I am not buying in, and am in index funds which are not taking SpaceX on. Just theorising on why people might be.)

Wise_Art_1377

Did you hear about what happened right before south sea company crashed? They would have to make 25 percent of the entire UK economy.

fairlyaveragetrader

Well, the aren't would be global population. A lot of these power hungry countries are going into population decline. In the UK for example it's something like 1.3 babies per woman. That's a decline in population. GDP is stagnant. So is demand really expanding on energy? Especially considering we already have a little bit of a hype cycle going on with some of the best sources like uranium? I'm not really sure but I'm also going to say that I have no idea what is going to work for the next 10 years. We haven't had a demographic backdrop like this before. Currently inflation is helping to carry assets higher in general. But if someone wants to buy energy, at least personally the only thing that makes sense is nuclear. Uranium reactors are easy. Thorium reactors are extremely interesting but no major companies seem to be investing in them. The other thing is I haven't seen any new permits for major nuclear reactors at least in the united states.

Photochromism

You didn’t see him do a N-zi salute twice on camera at the inauguration? You haven’t seen his white replacement theory twitter posts and retweets? You haven’t seen him amplifying white nationalist parties in the UK and elsewhere? Only pathetic N-zi supporting scum would buy this dogshit stock. Buying this stock supports his evil shit.

luk71

The platform so strict that won’t allow you to trade options unless you are a multimillionaire and then punish you for a single day trade threatening with account limitations? They may be “honest” but it is painful platform to use. I guess making money is just illegal in the UK.

mikeydoc96

Rolls Royce ship has sailed. Its already up massively, have UK and US contracts

Competitive_Ride

I wonder whats happening in the UK. One jet squawking 7700 and theres 2 following this private jet https://www.flightradar24.com/MONICA21/4024b5ef

Playful-General5233

the backlog issue seems getting better, and from the earning conference call, they're trying to expand to UK

tang-tw

For your brokerage, you can choose IBKR (Interactive Brokers), which excellently serves international clients. For ETFs, you can opt for VT for global market exposure, invest in VOO, or give priority to SPYM. Like VOO, SPYM tracks the S&P 500 but features a lower share price and a cheaper management fee. Alternatively, you can enable UK stock trading on IBKR to buy London-listed ETFs. For instance, VWRA tracks the global market, and VUAA tracks the S&P 500. Both are accumulating ETFs—meaning they don't pay out dividends but automatically reinvest them to maximize the compounding effect. This approach saves you a significant amount in taxes. For one, the dividend withholding tax sent to the US government is reduced to just 15%. Furthermore, because these ETFs are domiciled in Ireland, they are exempt from US estate tax. To put that into perspective, the US only grants a $60,000 estate tax exemption to non-US citizens. Anything over $60,000 is hit with a massive 40% tax. For example, on a $1 million portfolio, the US government would take $400,000, leaving your family with only $600,000. On top of that, your home country might levy its own estate tax depending on your local tax laws. Therefore, investing in Irish-domiciled ETFs is your best bet. However, keep in mind that IBKR is virtually the only US brokerage available to foreigners that allows access to the UK market. Other US brokers only let you buy US-listed stocks, leaving you vulnerable to the 30% US dividend tax and the 40% estate tax.

MaleCowShitDetector

Everyone is focusing on SPCX, i'm pushing funds into ELAN due to beef shortage that is gonna get worse going into 2027. Since ELAN is one of the main players for parasite vaccines, they are set to capitalize on this in a unique assymetric way. Only other competitor is UK based and facing scrutiny. Could be a potential bottleneck play. Taco fucked up my entry slightly, but calls are still decently cheap.

KissMyRichard

Proud of all you guys in the UK telling the government to fuck off.

LumpyShock9656

Haha you are UK investor too

sparkymark75

I had to check Trading 212 and couldn't find it but for UK folks. Share lending isn't available in an ISA.