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Still here CHRIS, happily making 20% a year and ignoring horrible ignorant people like you.
I was in at 69p and I'm ready to rid it it out too. Buses are supposed to back at about 70% of pre- covid levels. So it will be a while before we see a dividend, but there is no danger here as government support will continue untill we break even I am sure. So I am sure we will keep climbing steadily.
I think that is spot on N0mad. The virus will be with us forever, like flu. I am not a doctor or a virologist but the evidence seems that the vaccines are effective at reducing hospitalisations and deaths, and can be easily tweaked to combat new variants. I suspect that it will become part of life that most of the population have an annual booster jab. We just can't go on like this forever, the government will run out of money or if they keep printing it we'll have hyperinflation.
Variants are going to keep popping up, that's life, we have to learn to live with the virus. That's the way it's going to be and it's about how long we get used to it and people get back on board buses
Typical stupid response from Chris.
There seems to be a daily pattern, where it opens up around 90p, before taking a fall, gradually rising throughout the day, then dropping like a stone in the last hour of trading.
And yet SP Barely moves?!
Why buy at 86 when you expect it to to 77 ?
I was pleased when I read this as it dispels the fears that people won't go back to work.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9660789/The-end-WFH-London-rush-hour-BUSIER-pre-Covid-levels.html
SP seems to have hit resistance at 90p, Hopefully will be broken soon, barring any shocks. Maybe I was also wrong about freedom day being delayed - they seem to be accelerating vaccinations. GLA.
Clearly the risk here is that any rise will be sold into by founders,in fact they have implied that is their plan.
Only for that ,Stagecoach is a good recovery plan.
So how can this be resolved ?
The founders believe that anything around £1 is worth selling.
My view is that unless the founders can place their shares with an institution (presumably at a discount) or the company is taken over,it is difficult to assume a resolution to this conundrum.
I am thinking out loud here and would welcome any input.
Disclaimer :I am not a current holder.
Best of luck.
I think most of us have learnt to ignore your vacuous nonsense.
Apart from the "get ready for a top up at 80p" bit, Chris's post is actually factual. Thanks to the incompetence of this government, cases of the Indian variant (which this government allowed into the country) are now rising fast. On top of that we hear today a new Thai variant has also been discovered in the UK and that cases are on the rise. The further easing of restrictions on June 21st is officially looking in doubt and Johnson's entire "cautious but irreversible roadmap out of lockdown" is increasingly looking like the load of disingenuous ****** we all suspected it was. Texas, on the other hand, declared an official end to the pandemic some time ago: no masks, no requirement to socially distance, life has gone back to 100% normality and guess what, people aren't dropping like flies, covid is barely mentioned any more and Texas is once again booming. There is no reason why we can't be like Texas and call an end to this. Instead we have a government that seems determined to keep project fear going with the threat of further lockdowns and restrictions never too far away. It's this ongoing uncertainty that's causing all the jitters - businesses don't know if they're coming or going - planning ahead is nigh on impossible.
I had to filter him I couldn't take his non informant crap any longer, its like an 8 y/d writes it.
Amazing how blatant the ramping/deramping is from that member. I really doubt you could influence the SP by even 0.00001% by what you write on this board.
I think his tongue is on a coiled spring.
You were talking about coiled springs last week. Chri55.
A few really big buys today
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9608399/Covid-jab-DOES-beat-Indian-variant.html
So it looks like, while it is more transmissible, the vaccine is effective against this variant. 50million people in the UK have had at least one dose. Looks like the roadmap to normality is on track .I agree with Giantsquid, I think we'll see it stuck around the 90p mark for a few weeks before creeping above 100p at end of June. However, I put in a disclaimer that I am almost always wrong. LOL.
Social distancing is expected to be axed June 21st and the Indian variant is no longer considered as problematic as first thought. Vaccine uptake is going extremely well and a recent trial of unmasked party goers at a packed out scientifically monitered venue who were not required to socially distance went extremely well with only a tiny handful (15) testing positive out of the many hundreds who attended. Life should be getting back to (close to) normality soon. With more people out and about, and assuming social distancing does indeed get axed in June, the public transport sector should see a decent boost in passenger numbers and revenue soon. The founders reducing their holdings is not really a concern as its gradual over the next decade. I still think we'll be back over £1 to £1.10+ relatively soon, probably late June or early July would be my guess.
More like a noose at this rate. Bumbled along the bottom and barely moved since news of the sell off
Please don’t go near any sharp knives!
So happy to be wrong. Though, I think if it was not for the Indian variant fears, we would be seeing some big gains today, which we are sadly not. Fingers crossed. GLA.
If the vaccines are as effective against severe illness as the government have been telling us then there will be no changes to the roadmap whatsoever. This is without doubt an attempt to encourage the 30-50s bracket to actually go and get their vaccine as the uptake amongst the young isn't likely to be all that good.
It's possible. I was surprised at Friday's rise on SGC given that an announcement was due that evening. So maybe the buyers all know something we don't. Fingers crossed. GLA.
Do you think the markets have already factored this in. Hence the ftse the last two weeks, showing drops