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I am getting itching fingers because I doubled down yesterday only to see it plunge today.

A positive RNS wouldn't go amiss. I really don't like losing this sort of money. Incredible to think it wasn't long ago at the 1600 ish mark - should have sold !

It was only a few months ago you were claiming 20 years of experience.

How time flies eh?

Anyway, wish you the best if you have indeed invested. Can't see it going below 10p and come Q3 it may well be up.

I am pretty sure that is the dumbest post ever written on LSE so in a way congratulations as that takes some skill.

Cineworld will be diluted again. The business is mired in debt. Pre Covid was trading at 142. Now? It is currently over valued imo (like everything else)

Just remember that we have two huge obstacles -

FCA Approval to start lending again.
Court case for compensation

However, things are looking very good. Remember it wasn't THAT long ago while in COVID lock down that this share was trading at 58p. Pre Covid? We have to go a little further back and it was £2.58.

This has the potential to be a very profitable business in a tough sector. As much as some people complain they are also offering a fair interest rate considering the risk. It serves no one for this company not to do well. We may have some set backs along the way but this share should be much much higher.

All the best everyone.

Where exactly are you seeing that?

I would agree. They are clearly working well with the FCA and that is all that really matters currently. When you look at the competition Amigo overs real value to low credit worthy people and the FCA will know that. I wish I had topped up at 6p now but I hate seeing red in my portfolio.

Will top up on any dips. It could be rocky but I don't think it has got the risks it had back last summer with all the stupidity going on at board level.

Are you suggesting we shouldn't go on holiday due to the number of dead? I know two victims of covid. One was 89 and had terminal cancer. The other was morbidly obese, had significant health issues and was in his 70's.

People get ill and die. Deal with it. Life is all about a balance of risk. With vaccinations being rolled out countries will be able to assess the risk and open up. We cannot live life in a bubble. The share price reflects this - demand is going to be huge. I doubt I will be in the UK very much as soon as believe the risk is low enough to travel - I have a year + worth to catch up on. Stay in over priced accommodation in the UK if it makes you feel better - I prefer you sort not to travel anyway.

EZY shares will be £12 in the next 3 mths.

Think most understand how dividends work. The whole idea sold was we would get a gain from the sale. In reality, no such gain is apparent. Where has the money gone?

Thanks Pmoran - that is the way I see it.

I had 1462 shares at 215p = £3143.30 so this showed a healthy profit around £395
I now have 1154 shares. That averages 272p.
"Loss" is 57p per share.

The market should be reflecting the lower number of shares in circulation but the current price is 243.45p so 28.55p "down".

I get a special divi that, lest we forget was not meant to impact the share price, on the 26th Feb of 50p so £731. This means the nett figure is +£6.53. before tax. After tax it will be negative as it is being paid as a divi. The problem is that I will still be showing a greater loss on the dashboard because even if I put the divi in (old profit+divi+£6) I will still be down as it won't average down enough.

In other words the special divi from the sale of a large chunk of the business has had a negative effect on me.

I am hoping that the share price goes up to reflect the smaller number of shares. £3+ should be in order.

My Tesco shares were 215p each. My understanding was that in the consolidation the shares would be reduced 19 to 15. What I didn't realise is that the "new" shares would be "sold" to me at the closing market capitalisation rate meaning that my unit cost is now 273p (according to HL). This means on current share price I am 10% under water. I realise we have the Divi to come (not showing yet in HL) but I feel a bit cheated. My own fault for not really knowing what would happen but leaves a sour taste for this LTHer.

Lots of posts today on LSE all predicting big gains for this share. How many of you are actually going to put your money where your mouth is and buy in or top up?

Results not as bad as expected and JB wanting back in. If you're so confident post your expected trade and we can all watch out for them in the morning.

(I am holding)

This platform is full of people spouting ill informed rubbish but you really take the biscuit. Have you ever been right about anything? If you trade, which I doubt, then post your current holdings with P&L. Put up or shut up.

Is it possible to block people like ShorterGuy?

I sold on Friday with a small profit. Glad I did. Haven't a clue if this will recover right now. PR issues can be forgotten and BOO has potential but the Shadowfall presentation on questionable financial statements is more troubling. If true and it is investigated fully then BOO could be the next Wirecard. They just don't have enough governance.

September statement is critical.

Not how the industry works. Most contractors will be paid by the piece, not by the hour.

Pookaloo - You have compelled me to post for the first time. You are not alone as being a very vocal poster (strangely since the BOO share price rose this morning many haven't . Have you (and those like you both ramping and shorting) actually got a position in BOO?

If not, why not just go for a walk instead of talking incessant rubbish? You come across as someone suffering from the classic Dunning Kruger effect. It is tiresome. This board used to have some informed opinion.

Opinion: I believe this will break through 300p and have a target of 350p

Position: Bought at 278 and averaged down with doubling of position at 205p.