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This is one of a few " unloved stocks" in the current market. We could see a big rise quickly from monday if the business shows stability in the current difficult climate. On the subject of " closed companies" they may have now peaked and we could see them becoming out of favour, this could put SIG in the "shopwindow."
I think this is now a stable company , wheras, so many other companies are going to need Rights Issues because of Covid in the coming years.

I hope it hits 60p within weeks and we are seeing so many companies in sectors which are effectively closed rallying ahead.
I' m just concerned as to why the SP is so close to the issue price after all this time, the name CD & R is huge and they are known to buy outright. Yet even with the stake built and the belief in the fact they could bid in the future, we are still seeing no SP improvemet.
The point I was making was SIG has not seen its SP benefit from this great association.

If this does not rise on decent results. In plain English that means SIG went to CD &R as " beggars" not the other way round.

Wish I never got in last February, topped up again twice, but still need to get to 45p and I'm out.
What reall p***** me off is is how so many companies have seen their SP' rocket whilst being effectively closed. In other cases for them the " third lockdown" seems to " water off a duck's back."

Any year end predictions?

I hope we see £1, but something tells me it will rise to 60p pretty soon, but will drop back and we may not see it get beyond 60p this year. If it does go geyond 60p, it will most likely be on takeover rumours or of course, CD & R buying outright. We need to appreciate the " mechanics" of a bid become more likely with the passage of time because the bidder having built up a stake must bid based on the the price paid for the stake in the 12 months.

Question of when not if

Of course it is not closed and nothing like these companies, but has more going for it and less uncertainty. If they can recover whilst closed, it amazes me how SIG has not at least doubled, not now but over the summer.

Maybe it's now SIG's turn to now rise in the same way companies rose when " closed" like Restaurant Group, Marstons (tripled), National Express, Cineworld (quadroupled)etc

SP's are ''forward thinking'' and they reflect the situation 12-18 months time. There is every reason to believe things will be good at that time. However, if there is another lockdown next year because of a ''Christmas spike'' then we could be down from here to a new low and then the rise will be a lot slower.

However, it is all about timing. What happens if the Christmas period results in such a big spike in covid cases that we need another lockdown? The impact of the vaccine is over rated and we could see a poor summer period. On this basis I still think this will drop lower.

This stock has risen on the great ''concept'' the partnership joint venture is. However, it has to show results now and it will be ''guilty until proven innocent''

can see it happening, but can then see 60p just as quick.

cardfactory worth a look, not all retail is dead. Look what happened to Halfords 50p to £3 quid almost

Carllapos spot on. However, we need to remember with some companies Like Cineworld and Restaurant Group they carried out Rights Issues just before the Pandemic to fund acquisitions for Regal and Wagamama respectively. How in gods name can both go from 20p to 70p whilst closed baffles me. Before I ever went into sharedealing, someone said ''a company's SP seldom reflects the current situation, rather what is expected 12-18 months down the road. This means the act of falling to 20p means it will return there. In these two cases, it would not surprise me. I personally, think we are due a big fall on the Dow next year, so many companies will return to their year low. However, they will not all recover like they did at the same time, but on merit individually and slowly.

SIG is an exception, in that it will continue to recover based on fundamentals. So many companies have doubled, tripled and even quadruped from their March lows. So much of the ''rally'' has been a ''relief rally'' with companies having huge holes in their balance sheets.

The reason me thinks this will happen is the extent of the initial sell off in March, some solid companies saw their SP's crumble but are now 4 times that low. Those that matter, knew something. You simply do not take a a stock like National Express from £4 to 66p and back upto £3 quidish within weeks.

think a lot of companies come the summer will carry out Rights Issue and those that don't or can't will struggle. I'm pretty sure a lot of stocks will return to their March lows again and this time we will not see so many doubling overnight.

SP's from now to be determined by recessions in US and elsewhere.

when the hell will this move? cannot believe how some stocks are rocketing whilst being closed. The likes of Cineworld has not stopped popping and has been closed since March!!!

from there not sure