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bet he is and his lawyer is a ''leggy blond'' with high heels lol
those people at the top, be it in corporate settings or political settings always do well out of it. We don't need to look further than Boris Johnson, raked in millions since leaving as PM.
Anyway, if CEO can get us to a quid, who gives a ''you know what''. On that subject he's probably also getting upto no good in the boardroom with his secretary and the rest of them!
who knows?
https://www.ft.com/content/87bdd6d7-7d2f-4afa-851a-9cf9afbb653b
https://www.ft.com/content/87bdd6d7-7d2f-4afa-851a-9cf9afbb653b
This fell to 40p a few years ago and recovered to over a quid. This time it will fall so low and rise so much.
So even they can still buy more without having to bid outright.
Yup! Now think it can move quickly and steeply on any broker recommendations/upgrades. Still don't think this is classed so much as a "building share".
meaning they can still add about 1% and if they do, the SP could than rise on takeover rumours.
would say a lot about this stock
stronger now than when it hit 65p and crucially the element of risk is now virtually gone
he talks about earnings, but fails to emphasize ''earnings potential'' this could be a huge SP driver
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?
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.
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.
Likely to hit 33p by Friday, back to 29-30 next week
yes very strange, something positive
and of course this could become a takeover target after the recovery