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No mystery to me Bucklerfern. He does have an interest in this company, it is the one which lost him so much money, because he bought at maybe £2 ish. He wrongly thinks he will get some type of ''closure'' if SIG fails or enters administration, this will never happen because CD & R are both an investor and ''guarantor.'' To those on this BB who do not hold shares in say BT, BP or Shell etc, do you continue to go on their respective BB's and ''talk down'' the share?
...out next week. Rather important!
Sorry I meant to write "cesspit of your own making"
Madmick!! Your new year's resolution should be to "change the record, as it's scratched". I personally feel you are bitter because you bought SIG at perhaps £2 ish. However, all is not lost, we can still get there. In the meantime, Continue to live in the cesspit without own making.
The earnings are far too low for this share to be of interest to anyone. It’s a pointless business. Huge turnover with no profit is a waste of time. Why anyone would invest in the company is a complete mystery to me.
Must have money to burn.
Won't take much to moe this sp.
There already is a recession and if SIG can show resilience then the SP can go a long way. It hit 65p last summer, yet the company is in better shape now. The whole market is currently down, but once inflation peaks, we may see this quickly double. We cannot rule out a bid by CD & R.
You will see true loss of avonside going into liquidation in report. Speculation is they took SIg for over 5m.
Recovery here is turning out to be a long old haul. Turnaround may be in progress, but it's not reflected in the share price.
Instead, I think the market is focussing on Sig's debt. It looks sustainable, but coming into a recession and with debt now more expensive, investors are thinking that it wouldn't take too much to go wrong for Sig's debt to become an issue again.
Should be an update in January, but as of now I have to admit I got this one very wrong.
Likely to hit 33p by Friday, back to 29-30 next week
Your reasons for lumping on SIG are very strange indeed. What about the fundamentals?
Seems to have found a bone today..
Sadly the only thing this share does is bark..
...read my last posting here!!! Announcement yesterday of new help package for upgrades to home insulation. This will be in big demand now.
...for tax concessions on better insulation. We can hope!
Still very stagnant. Must be movement soon.
Nothing since May time, 1.5% in total shorts is quite low.
I think Ennismore must have a personal grudge with sig t seems like every time we get a little rise they are bringing it back down again. When will they give up.
We 'll find out in a couple of months.
Moving everything into SIG tomorrow. German inflation starting to fall, manufacturing up. Large market for SIG, UK normally tracks major EU markets. rise coming.
Expecting bid rises imminently
Doubling the energy efficiency spend should help SIG'S insulation and energy management markets
yes very strange, something positive
anybody got any ideas why the sp rose to 34.45 this morning the dropped back