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Good job we have you and the internet to stop the world falling for the biggest con ever perpetrated in the history of mankind McBlather
This is weird ****! The share gets pull down so much after excellent update! This is very contrarian. Do not understand this one. Why people selling a promising company which makes good profits?
McMather: aka "DINO"! You'll believe anything. Why not use your last remaining braincells to actually open your eyes and anaylse the data yourself. Glad to see you're actually living up to my vision of a typcial modern-day Neanderthal. The IFR was actually reported by the WHO last year aas being over 1% so its utterly idiotic to believe they are capable of accepting such lower figures. The WHO are known to be an utter waste of space, toothless and full of hot air. Bit like you really.
Luckily I can FILTER you out from now on :-) :-)
As for AO, the fact of staff bonuses being on different levels etc should have no impact on share price. It's ALWAYS been the case that senior positions get higher bonuses etc
Barnyrubble, the basis of my comment is from an extensive study by Professor John P A Ioannidis of Stanford University (US), and which was “Accepted: 15 September 2020 & Published online: 14 October 2020” by the World Health Organization; “Across 51 locations, the median COVID-19 infection fatality rate (IFR*) was 0.27% (corrected 0.23%)”; https://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/99/1/20-265892.pdf
*The IFR for the common flu is 0.1% in a normal year, and which increases to 0.2%-0.3% in a ‘bad’ flu season.
On 26 March 2021, the same professor updated his study / findings and stated that “the available evidence suggests average global IFR of ~0.15%”; https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eci.13554
Hence, my original comment “There’s never really been a ‘pandemic’ per se”, and which itself was in response to a post pertaining to possible future fortunes here being linked to ongoing restrictions.
If you have an issue with “PATHETIC, STUPID, NIEVE and IRRESPONSIBLE” data, I’d start by taking it up with the World Health Organization who accepted and published it.
As far as AO is concerned, surprised by the lacklustre response so far. I have heard reference to the staff bonus scheme in place having a couple of levels – though cannot confirm this – the highest of which needing a share price in excess of £11…
Big day tomorrow. Dixon’s knocked it out the park today so let’s see what tomorrow brings. I am quietly optimistic.
Thursday 1 July
AO World PLC Full Year Results
McMather: What an utter DISGRACE to claim that the Deaths due to the Covid Pandemic are somehow 'similar' to the common cold/flu!!!
You are the type of person who promotes pathetic conspiracy theories etc and totally DISRESPECTFUL of the sheer number of deaths that have occurred.
Keep your PATHETIC, STUPID, NIEVE and IRRESPONSIBLE thoughts and conspiracies to yourself!!!!
Your post has been reported and I hope you get banned from the site you disgusting sod!
There’s never really been a ‘pandemic’ per se; C19 has an infection fatality ratio (IFR) of 0.15% compared to the common flu’s 0.1% IFR - ie 2 deaths for every 2000 who have the flu, whereas this figure increases to 3 deaths for every 2000 C19 infections; essentially no difference between the two… The variants (genomes) are less than 0.3% difference to original genome and should pose no issues to the various jabs.
I’m interested here for potential (rumoured?) European expansion, as opposed to any further shutdowns, which are not warranted on any level and which, as has been proven across the globe, simply do not work.
look like somebody is building a stake here. The pandemics is not going to be over soon, even with vaccine. One sick patient will infect many many more, so precaution would be there for for going out for a long time to come. Anyway, AO.is making money in normal or such a situation. It will get noticed again.
Good honest post and I agree . AO in my opinion is sitting well below there true market value and I am confident the results will be good . Should rise into the results.
Who knows what is going to happen but in my opinion this speculative share price has settled at a lower price than its real value on no news while the real value of the business has quietly been going the other way.
I wouldn't be surprised to see a flurry of activity soon speculating an increase on good news. I am speculating this will likely go too high at some point and later need to settle down again. Two worlds going on as usual 1) Speculative share value 2) Real world actual business value and never (or rarely) the twain shall meet other than to wave at each other as they pass up or down on their journeys. For short termers get your timing right and there will be opportunities to make money. Long termers hold fast until some outfit does what they do better.
All good fun if you are not gambling your shirt and on one or too few shares in too few sectors.
This one caught my eye because it came out of a casual challenge to disrupt the incumbents in this sector based on service.
2 weeks until we get the interims . I am very optimistic that they will be good and this share price fall has been over cooked . 430 in Jan to 240 now overdone if you ask me. Count me in numbers looked good in April and we are still living in a Covid world.