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In other words we may at some point see 20p or below.

It is going to be made easier by the fact it is a case of not if, but when!!

Good honest Post. You accept 2020 is not going to be a good year, but the ingredients of destruction are there to harm the next year results. Like social distancing and generally less public transport in use, because life will not return to normal until we get a vaccine. This will hit the SP, expect a return to 25p bugs quick return to 75p after that.

Don't think so, we will see a profit warning first. This is a recovery stock, but finding the bottom will be hard. It fell to 35p ish recently and if it was going to recover strongly by now it would have.
I can see this in the 20's at some point.

Very surprised they are even this high, considering how much business they are loosing and how profits will be hit. I can see this heading back to 25p by Christmas.

Think both the replays on this post are correct and what happens here and the rest of the world is determined by the US markets. The positive to take in terms of buying opportunities is that SP' s will not all probably plummet at the same time like they did in March, meaning you may be able to buy one stock on its low and sell and throw it into another stock at its low. Some SP's of companies hit directly, like Transport, Entertainment and Restaurants have tripled from their low despite being closed!!

Thanks for your post. I think a lot of stocks will revisit there lows. However, SIG should be ok ish. We may not see 40p until after the next fall on Wall Street. As you say all the Bank Stimulus packages just improve sentiment, not economic fundamentals.
The bottom line is the Dow and FTSE are being held up artificially and sooner or later economic fundamentals will take over.

But the good news we will be getting from SIG will be introduced into a " sea of red" but I think it will hold up well in the bad days that are on there way until probably Christmas.

But why the hell were the results delayed? It could even be a rejected takeover bid that may be revealed?

Night_Watch. And then the alarm clock rings and you wake up and its all been a dream.

Yes the " economy" is reopening eventually to a deep recession, hence 50p is coming. The act of it going to 90p was to " draw in the mugs."

Good Post. But I feel it will fall more than a " wee bit." I think the significance of the earlier fall to 45p suggests this is perhaps the " new recovery price" in other words it is going to fall below this and recover to 45p short term and from there back above where we are now.
This will go above a quid after the recession.

Why were the results delayed?

Think if you wait a little longer you'll be in at 50p.

With the Dow looking like dropping 000's of points soon, naturally all stocks will follow suit. What sort of price below the year low are we looking at?

Hope they do, if they don't we may see them building up to 29.9% which will have almost the same effect on the SP. The interpretation of this would be they wish to peruse a takeover at a subsequent stage, naturally they will "steer" the company in the direction they wish it to go and this will be facilitated by the fact they have a seat on the board.

You 15p'ers!!! You can still double your money here very quickly. After that we will see a slower increase, after all, the Gov just borrowed 180 billion for 3 months, what happens after that? A recession of course.

I just get the impression the current price is the " recovery price" that is to say it will in the medium to long term recover to the current price. It will fall from now, in " sympothy" with the falls on the FTSE, but more importantly the DOW which are coming in batches from now until the autumn. Your comments would be greatly appreciated, from a potential investor.

More like back to 45p and then the rest!!!

Thanks for digging this out Greedfear. If they are not interested in the whole company, logically, sounds like they may wish to exercise their right to build up a stake to a maximum of 29.9%. Naturally, they would then not have to submit a bid for the whole company, seems reasonable since the SP is so low.