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A quid may not be as easily reached as you reckon. Hospitality will take time to recover, and the thin margins here mean this company will never sit on a premier rating. The PER is currently at just under 10, and that seems very reasonable to me. It has more frequently been in the 6.5 to 9 range. There is still work to be done here, but I hope were are in pretty capable hands.
Yeah. £1 is easily attainable as the economy recovers in the next few months.
I think it is just profit taking, to be honest. People are seeing far more exciting things out there, like imaginary coins. Bread and buns can push out very little adrenalin. Don't forget the price moves quite noticeably here on quite small volumes.
I only sold half, and that through sheer necessity. I think we should have a wee bit more to go here.
Andso, looks like you chose the perfect time to sell.
Any thoughts about why the drop??
Tried to buy on Friday and could only get a negotiated trade. Ended up selling a few, as need cash for bills!
Have the MM's ran out of shares or large buy order in, can sell as many as I like at 87.77 but I can't buy a share on EQI trading platform???
Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?
Another tick up soon, however think MM's are holding off till they get as many as they can under 88p
Looks positive!!
I think this share must be seriously undervalued, and with the country getting back to normal the price will continue to rise!
There is still demand for our shares and someone is happy to soak up my shares at 87.77 today. (not selling)
How long till it get's back to a £1??
I notice on ADVFN there was talk of debt being repaid whilst bring back dividends hmmmmmm
Any thoughts long term holders or others?