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Some day I'll have one of these days with one of my investments (I hope). Fair play to anyone invested.
It is flying this afternoon!
well someone just paid 5.80p even though the takeover price per share is 5.6
I live across the way from Superglass and whilst walking the dog I noticed it's quite busy again, but nothing like years ago when the whole place was mobbed. Too much risk here?
looks like a winner but not much point in buying in now!
that was rather big?
the government have never once hit the required new build house numbers, where are all the tradespersons, the apprenticeships - just hope hes sent a good letter to santa !!
Osbourne wants to build 400,000 houses they need what we manufacture. Gla
What's been going on here with the pickup of volume?
with current policy on insulation imv
How will the change of Government affect the Green Deal energy solutions so dear to Lib Dem hearts and will this lead to a revival of the traditional insulation solutions and SPGH.
Sorry,I meant to say the 4.12p sales on 1st May were buys.GL.
The 4.12 sales on 1st April where buys.GL
but not convinced this will really motor...not until clear that they are cash neutral at least
Lucky move, Jolly.
bought some @3.4p... out of curiosity lol
so let's see how confident the latest batch of knife clutchers prove to be ...(all in the best possible taste, Truth)
being nosey
but still need to see cold hard numbers
SPGH on the move upward now.GL.
The SP for SPGH is down 25% today but the future looks bright.GL.
Hope all well with you ...well, perhaps... ...but cold hard numbers in an rns to support the possibility necessary first before believing this turnaround
if more PIs reflect on the extreme risks they take by casually punting, the better for their wealth...they are gambling in a casino where others win (like the casino operator does in the analogy) ...AIM companies are run by managers who (to put it mildly) the evidence suggests do not systematically create shareholder value ...look at AIM/USM's 20 year history: value destroyed over the medium/long term (plus or minus a few relief rallies, and in one or two exceptionally well run companies like DWHA/T) ...only when managers are properly accountable (as they are within a PE framework) are their interests and effort properly aligned with shareholder value creation ...SPGH's last few years have been a graphic slow motion car crash of shareholder value destruction...while managers and workers livelihoods have been protected... ....the shareholders have lost spectacularly, while other stakeholders have been fine...is that right???? It feels more Moscow c1950 lol ...This is an important case study of why investing AIM is not for most who do
You seem to revel in this stock falling. How very sad
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