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And so the recovery begins.

Well I've taken a punt on a mini-recovery tomorrow with a buy today @36p

"Be greedy when others are fearful" and all that...

Winnings I am not interested. All you ever do on here is promote BXP.

I've taken a look at it. Even after all the recent declines (and your ramping it on here at much higher prices), BXP is still sitting at 35% above its pre-covid price, which means I'll be steering well clear.

This was already on my watchlist, the thing that put me off buying before now was declaration of JP Morgan's short on 10 Nov.

What did they know, and how did they know it?? Always suspiciius of these guys and the large decline within 2 weeks of that short heightens the suspicion.

Going up again. Is this dog finally going to have it's day??

Well said Learning. Lesson learned here too not to give too much credence to the know-it-alls who claim the share is going stellar.

I broke my own rules and invested far too high a weighting in this risky stock. I guess greed and FOMO gets the better of us sometimes, although it's easy to convince yourself on the validity of an investment case when there appear to be credible bulls on a bb. Sadly it turns out they were not credible, and nor was the investment case :(

Well, while Mike is dreaming of £15-20, I'm thinking of taking some profits from this very fast rise. Thoughts?

Well said Agricore. Reality is the whole market CHRYs wolf. It behaves as if high inflation is a permanent thing and prices stocks on that basis. A small dip in US inflation and - lo and behold - Mr market suddenly realises maybe things will get better after all. Doh! It was only ever going to be a temporary thing, history tells us that, over and over again.

There have been so many bargains over the last couple of months it's been hard to choose which sweets to buy in the candy store. This IMO is one that remains seriously underpriced.

BOOM

Despite the surge today, this is still significantly below the COVID low of 76p. Not too late to fill your boots peeps!

Agreed Cripes

"The Gym Group plc, ('The Gym Group', or 'the Company') the nationwide operator of 2241 low cost, high quality, 24/7 gyms, announces the following trading update for the four months ended 31st October 2022."

2241 gyms? Makes no sense.

Also PE looks ridiculously high: even before covid / cost of living crisis they were producing only low level earnings.

I'll be steering clear of this one.

Thanks for the constructive posts here guys (esp Trek). Always like to see positive (well reasoned, not ramping) posts on a bb before taking the plunge.

Showing a small profit already and happy to hold for the longer term given the strong fundamentals :)

And just topped up @531

Blimey, that was a sudden drop!

I've taken a nibble here @544p

6% decline in sp for a 5% dilution (with APP thrown in), I can live with that :)

I think this has a LOT of catching up to do.

Just looking at what GROW has done , this will surely follow (and I'm still expecting more from GROW too!)

Congratulations on your success.

I also bought under 100p, but sadly that was after also buying at 200p. I've sold out now at an overall 25% loss :(

What troubles me here is the growing short interest. I normally sell out of my positions when I see that as don't want to bet against the "experts" betting the other way (and there are now 3 of them). My own gut tells me this is still undervalued, but am on the sidelines again now.

Any thoughts from others on the shorts?

I don't own this share but delighted to see shorters getting stung for a change. gl all holders here :)

What is it with this share, it seems to do nothing but go down..

Must be one of STs worst tips ever. Shocking.

Well played Gore Street, nothing but positives in that update :)

Agree this has sunk far too low, fingers crossed a re-rate is coming

Not confident enough to top up though!

Moving nicely upwards now. Wish I'd bagged a few more when it was below 800

Still flirting with the bottom reached during the covid panic. Lots of upwards potential remaining.