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They are close now to spending the £15 million in this round of buybacks, so this will have been done in half the time they originally anticipated. Getting it done before the trading update, so potentially a positive sign.
Getting angry Noclue? no need to shout old boy.
Although i do get that your embarrassed at your "i did brilliant here holding for years and years after paying almost the current sp then watching it crater" nonsense being torn to shreds with such ease.
Its why you have no sensible answer and just try to deflect.
Clear as a glass window you, im afraid.
THE ONLY FACT YOU NEED TO KNOW :
Since your SELL rec @152p they have risen 100%. 👍🤡😂🎈🎊🤪
LOL seems you agree with my very post on the matter, different company but exactly my point repeated by you as the 'new gospel'
At least your learning, slowly i must say, but learning.
What a clown. Have a day off the trolling and Be honest for once Noclue.
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RE: WD NO 1 LCCToday 18:18
If RYA gets to SP of 19.3 € as it did in August 2017 that would be something, although allowing for SEVEN years of inflation and missed opportunities elsewhere not really a very good investment"
Keep trying to defend the indefensible.
You said "time to get out of here while still worth something" when SP of MER was 152p.
You did not say should have sold before they dropped like a rock.
Since your SELL rec @152p they have risen 100%.
Look in the mirror - you are the simpleton, as you keep proving.
What a 🤡!
PS Nice try your deflecting from the matter in hand with talk of BOO board, where you got a record 32 upticks for somebody calling you a nasty piece of work. This is the MER discussion board.
Crikey i didnt think it was possible to find such a simpleton, i need to reconsider that assumption.
You should have sold before they dropped like a rock. You clearly prefer to hold onto stock all the way down - you did it with BOO too, paying £3.78 for £8ks worth (as per your own post) then held all the way down to 27 PENCE. Tying capital up that could wotj harder for you for FIVE LONG YEARS is just plain silly.
And then to claim a "100% gain", when you paid £2.74 (as you again posted) for your shares is unreal.
As i have stated already, you held here for years and years and years and have made the sum of ZERO when inflation is taken into account as well.
You BOO "expertise" is even worse.
I wont mention you saying RYa would be bankrupt in 2020. Not far off my 20€ now is it?
So by your logic I should have sold as per your recommendation at 152p and missed out on 100% gain ? Hmm 🤔
Errrr.. . . . . no you didnt actually.
You bought in FIVE years ago, and paid far to much, and HELD while covid decimated the sp.
Those are FACTS all visible on here.
It has only just recently got back to above your POSTED buyin price.
Factoring in inflation and missed opportunity YOU made poor choices.
And any rise in sp from your £2.74 buyin are wiped out. Its an undeniable FACT.
1. buying in at far to high a price initially.
2. Holding on (as you always seem to - look at BOO) as the sp plunged.
3. missed opportunity elsewhere by not reevaluating your mistakes and moving capital.
The ideas to make money, not overpay, tie the cash up whilst its reducing by inflation and missed opportunity.
And you think you got it right?
Says it all really.
I always said MER would come back from those COVID lows and I was right. 100% right. You said SELL and were clearly wrong. Your deramping narrative here has probably cost some poor souls to miss out. You really should apologise. Just admit it you got MER totally wrong.
LoL. From the guy who said "time to get out of here while still worth something" when they were at 152p. What a 🤡!
You really should apologise ... and get a life.
LOL 😂 100%
Wind yer ferkin neck in you 🔔 end
Not when you physically posted on here your £2.74 buy order from all those years back.
All you can claim is the rise from that £2.74 figure to todays price. Not from a price far lower than you actually bought at.
No wonder you do so badly, basic math seems to be a problem for you.
So much lost oppertunity, and then theres inflation, destroying any rise in sp for you anyway.
All things considered, your still on a monetary loss lol lol lol
p.s. Whens RYA "going bankrupt" anyway. Didnt you say they would in 2020? lol.
Hmm - DayTroll you're funny. I think I did quite well with the 100% rise since your SELL rec.
Thanks anyway for the advice.
Took FIVE, YES FIVE long long years to get your capital back and a miserable few pence more.
would have been far far better being tied in so many other places, so the return youve actually made is well down in negative territory - and thats without rampant inflation being taken on board.
Anyway, you announced you was selling a while back at the "year end". Another lie?
Wont mention your £8k @ £3.78 posted buy in and repeated ramping in BOO.
To embarrasing for a self claimed "18 year professional investor" im sure.
Wealth Warning:
SP reached 304p today. That's 100% higher than DayTradeNovice's SELL recommendation for Mears when SP was 152p.
Beware of some people on these boards. Sometimes it pays just to be patient.
Hang on to you're hat's gentlemen! This could fly once this Scotland contract worth over 1B is potentially announced by the end of January
GLA
Yeah - you forgot about the Bollinger bands and Fibonacci retrace mate. What a load of old tosh.
Exercise caution with MER, because the last sp, represented a Japanese doji, candlestick, which is a small body, high to close , compared with the high-low difference. The volume increased substantially on the day of the doji, which could indicate smart money selling . Also there is a bearish negative divergence in the RSI(relative strength index), when comparing the recent close, with the June 2023, high at a similar sp, level. The doji low was 289.5, and the high was 299.5, if one is considering a stop.
Drifted back up to 298p today. Hopefully now the gap has filled it can push up to 300p and beyond. Fingers crossed.
Agreed nothing makes sense with this stock
Institutional holder buys nearly a million shares and Mears is buying shares back everyday and yet the price is drifting lower. Too convenient
As expected a new round of share buybacks has been announced
Whose reading the bits he wants to again?
Shame all you can do is shoot the messenger, like your mentor does.
Looks like your reading the bits you want and ignoring the others!
The councilor declared his involvement before the meeting to the regulator and was given permission to attend and vote. This is sour grapes from the party, this will go through as was voted in the meeting
Uncle was right you are a horrible person
Looks like a bit of dodgy dealing going on here with a vested interest councillor on the Mears bod voting contract through in a private council meeting.
Quite rightly its been referred to Scottish Government.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/government-asked-probe-private-meeting-30795108