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will improve productivity and bottom line and get rid of covid hires - what is not to like. Carried staff for too long in a slow recovery. Can rehire with demand. Baker's union will be asking for a 20% inflationary pay rise no doubt.
Reducing staff by 350 @ March
News must
Paddy me too, I just kept buying. This is too good a company not to recover to 120p + plus how long before the have to pay a dividend. Ness mist be soon.
Yep, remarkably, despite the rise, this is still massively undervalued
Seems to be tracking MKS, one of its big customers.
I'm 30% up on my investment here already & the SP is still stupidly low. Double/triple bubble beckoning here!
I am new to Grrggs so please excuse my ignorance. Can anybody tell me whether Greggs has had a share buyback in the last three years, since January 2019 ?
I would hold 15% contrarian shares which are all my fun trading holdings rest are LTH. Current fun sharrs mks, iag, mks. Also tlw but thet are a bust
lol how silly was that drop. This remains great value, covid low was 91p!
Ps Mary, we seem to be in a lot of the same shares. I think we may have a similar contrarian approach. I'm always scanning the tables for the largest fallers (whether it be the last day, week, 6 months or a longer period) to sniff our buying opportunities. Do you do the same?
the indigestion of 66p on Friday seems to have set a base - HOLD4GOLD
Yesterdays buy back level was higher than recent averages. Wonder if this will continue into final results in March, thus offering support to SP
Glad you got in. Markets now know that figures are not going to be good so already priced in. We are now coming out of winter and the risks for insurance decreases. Just hope that not too many numpties went driving when it was exceptionally icy. At the end of the day we all need insurance to drive and his is a business that is immune to wether you have a petrol, diesel or ev car.
Fstefan ty for the headups on Sabre, worth a rattle. M.
Well they made it back up not far of close but I’ve sold out as I see these range bound for now which should make them a nice trade share for now.
Please don't take offence but I really don't want to see 67p again...... how about £1.80? lol
Hi ftsefan, yes I think 65p was being a little optimistic for a re buy back but the way it's going we might get to 67p again
That will help my ave which is still £1.40 ish.
Jed I really like your posts and your views. I am not so sure it will get back to 65p. All the bad news is priced in with costs coming down as the year progresses. GNC was in a far worse state in 2018 where it was 14% shorts and the price was 120p. Shorts at present are only 0.93% at 69p. Shame it gas 1% stamp duty otherwise this would be a great day trying stock
Yes I was watching these about 6 months ago when in the 80's and thought they might be worth a punt, now down again to what about 94p from over a £1. looking a good bet.
had a glance at Sabre - high risk high reward - suits me lol - am on board.
I think they are still on plan for about £15m buy back.
Also bought before on results after a big fall only to find that it went back down again after a rally, I think this will go back down to 65p ish so I can then buy more.
Recovery is probably buy backs in action. Will be happy if ends day in low 70s
If things were that bad BoD would have stopped the buybacks.
How many are they intending to buy back and take out of circulation?
LOL yes very much a typo should be 68.7
87 p is my buy in price for Sabre
hope that was a typo (87p)?