Interview with Mark Sheppard from Manchester & London IT

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[@aknevv]

Exceedingly interesting ❤

[@davidhedley1225]

Interesting and entertaining presentation. The focus was very much on the 'picks and shovel's tech companies, and I'd be interested in Mark's views on such areas as AI drug discovery, and AI medical diagnosis.
I'm not sure I agree with the sharp distinction being made between large and small technology companies, not least given the acquisitive nature of most large tech companies.

[@manchesterlondoninvestment3737]

The price of the Ordinary Shares could be highly volatile and can go up or down. Past performance should not be seen as an indication of future performance. The value of investments can go down as well as up and investors may not get back the amount originally invested.

[@rajibear77]

If a company issues a dividend then the end receipent may have to pay tax on the proceeds if outside a wrapper. Isnt it better for the company to buyback their own shares (if their own stock is at an attractive price)

[@manchesterlondoninvestment3737]

There is Capital Gains Tax in the UK as well as Income Tax. With dividends everyone gets the same. Hence, the dividend route is democratic and equitable. Buy backs favour smaller holders, non tax paying holders and more recent holders. Buy backs punish loyalty. Punishing loyalty and longevity of shareholding is not just prejudicial but its simply not smart.