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If Marstons Shares could NOT go down by 5% every day.. that would be nice..
Fair point Barchid although do wonder if the "registration" process is being followed religously. One wonders if the social disregarders care.
Fairdealer/Trent
Do bare in mind that when going to a pub/hairdresser etc you have to give your contact details, which is not the case in supermarkets. That, I fancy, is the difference.
But having seen what a bunch of bedwetters the general public have become I would certainly not discount the "do-gooder" brigade making malicious phone calls to Plod re the punters in pubs.
Trent could it be the anti-drink brigade infiltrating a soft target?
It does seem strange as already stated how many have tested + in supermarkets. I am not even sure if anyone is tested either before or after going into a supermarket. As you say it does smell!!!
Mass protests over the past few weeks and not 1 case of Covid infections.
Pubs open on Saturday and how many cases have come about?
Can anyone else smell BS?
I'll need to take a visit to our local B&M if they have Owd Roger on the shelf. Wonderful stuff ... in moderation !!
time will tell, don't think he plays by the rules of day traders. Awesome buys at these levels, cv19 wont stay here forever
He got that buy wrong, thinking stronger take up over the weekend
Not a good investment at the moment with so much social distancing
@willywonka
There is one traditional stock exchange theory that is not yet out of the window ;
Marstons are cheap today,
Cheaper than yesterday !
I trust this helps your reasearch ?
Funny how you say my comment is stupid (which I wrote last night) and this morning has just proved my point! We are on the way down due to apparent "outbreak". You will see how stupid I am if they shut the pubs down again within the next 2 weeks. Then we will see who the fool is. I am all for it going up but like me the market makers aren't stupid and want to prove that is worthy of a rise. We live in different times, as now does the stock market. Traditional stock market theories are out the window for now
I bought at 60p+ 2 weeks ago now it's 50p.
Which way we going I saw it testing 60p yesterday
B&M sell Owd Roger ! Had not seen this lethal barley wine in years so picked up a bottle only to find it was no longer barley wine, but dark ale. Very disappointed at this dumbing down.
Went to my local Marstons yesterday evening. I was told they were one of 2 in a region of 61 that opened at the weekend to see how it worked. They sold more than they expected. On Monday they all opened. I only normally go in on a Monday but would say it was probably a quarter full compared to say a Thursday evening.
@willywonka - what a weird thing to say the idea of shares is to let it surge sell on highs and buy on lows you can’t make some of these stupid comments up
But with all that being said I still didn't understand the decline today. Finishing in the negative was shocking - all things considering. But who knows what is going on ...Market Makers have their reasons for rises and falls.
This is just my opinion... The reason why the share price didn't leap today... You've got to remember there are 2 options ahead of us in terms of pubs opening. 1 option is they open and we go back to "normal" and cash flow comes in...Great! the other option is the Goverment shut us down again after 2 weeks of opening....Not so great. I think the Market Makers are deliberately holding it down for this reason which actually in theory save us all a lot of money. You don't want it to surge to 75p then we go in lock down again and it drops back to 50p. I am happy for it to be like this actually. I would rather hold and get rewarded than get sucked in and burned. Just my opinion...
Surely unless I'm missing something the share price page states 2,604,106 shares sold and 4,368,679 brought today yet the price drops 1.28%??? Even taking the UT out of that we are looking at 1.5 million difference? This has happened for days according to LSE so why does the price keep going down?
Pub industry and Government scored an own goal at the weekend by allowing tens of thousands of revellers across the country to drink outside the pubs and bars with their own supermarket purchased alcohol.
That generally would indicate he is positive of a price increase as he knows what is going on BTS and is topping up.
Bit more volume in trades today which is good. I topped up at 54p.
Aimed at the hospitality sector specifically, which is struggling to survive and has been banned from trading until last Saturday, unlike, say, supermarkets.
Be 20% lower since pubs opened???
No logic
What's the reasoning behind that does anyone know..?
Why pubs and bars and not other retail sectors?
Looks like we may get VAT cuts for pubs and bars. In discussions today. That’s pretty good news for Mars
It's a percentage of the shares in issue.