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Morrisons we " guilty until proven innocent" to that effect we will see big falls, followed by stability and then eventually strong gains.

The price paid for Interserve arm is way too high, working to very tight margins.

This is a "relief rally" it shows the new combined unit will work. However, from here any SP rises will be down to how well the " unit" is performing and it will not be given a chance to prove itself because of the current environment. For this reason, We could still see a big drop.

just a matter of time.

There is the prospect of Cineworld doing a Debt 4 Equity Swap at worst, with SIG at worst it may take 6 months to hit 40p.
So that says it all.

this is a solid company which will survive, unlike others. The reason is the solid new capital base provided by CD & R, sooner or later it will be closer to 50p than 20p.

But the markets assume the worst first and if things are going ok or well, we will see a SP recovery. In the meantime, I can see these lower than 25p first.

Yes SIG will hit 60p, but the FTSE will crumble because we do not have a definitive timetable by which life will return to ''normal.'' Furthermore, companies will have a lot more debt and the government will have even more. US stocks are overinflated and we could see a tech market crash next year on the Nasdaq.

Here we come, BYE BYE shareholders

Simply because of the element of guarantee of success its association with CD & R brings in the medium term. Think this could be a difficult week because of events in the US.

Even those who bought at £1.50 will get there money back within a couple of years. Those like me who simply bought more before and after the RI will break even quicker.
This is a unique share as it includes " free insurance" against what is happening to the likes of Cineworld, the " broker providing this " free insurance" is CD & R.

I quite often say this, but every few years we have a stock which ''rises strongly from the dead.'' In the past, Corus 4p to 60p, Taylor Woodrow 4p to 35p, Debenhams 20p to £1.20 and Thomas Cook 10p to £1.60 ( latter 2 bust).
Can RR go as low as 4p and then 32p, or 10p to 50p or what?

Can see sub 50p at some point

difficult to see £1 even by the end of next year. However, 40-50p could be achieved very quickly.

Taylor Woodrow 4p to 35p. Corus 4p to 60p. Debenhams 20p to £1.20 then bust. Thomas Cook 10p to £1.60 then bust.

I say that because we are due something like this been a while.

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placing not enough

we are due one of these events

Yes dilution, but also security in that they are strongly capitalized and of course they are backed by CD & R who have deep pockets. Think we have seen the floor and it will rise from here, but will fall back when the wider markets fall, but not sub 25p again.

just topped up too, I think this will be a bid target. However, we must never say ''why the hell does someone not come in with a bid at 50p'' That is not how takeovers work, look at William Hill it is the subject o0f a takeover today and is nearly £3, but 6 months ago it was 28p. Where were the bidders than, you would imagine at that point they would have got a bid accepted at a quid, but no it had a lot of work to do. I think SIG will go the same way.