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Currently in progress, will this ever do anything?

Dorset, Be wary of many BoDs on Aim, especially the Aussie, Irish and Chinese ones.

Tesco used to lease whole farms where I used to live in Spain.
Nowadays they follow the American trend of putting clothing near the entrance to attract.

The Markets are knocking nearly everything down, don't be surprised if there is a major correction across the Markets soon, especially as it's October, usually a bad month.

It just goes to prove that the Market feeds off of the hypothesis and PR rather than fundamentals. The only thing that will kickstart this will be the resolution of the DHSC contract, which was the main reason for its recent decline.

The US is also suffering shortages of drivers, carpenters, shop workers, etc. There was only 3 staff in attendance at a Walgreen supermarket in St Louis yesterday and they were all had disabilities.
A relative, without any experience, applied and got a Team Leader position in a supermarket.
Perhaps the Western World has become workshy post the Covid lockdowns.

WBA, It will take some exceptional news to get this out of the £3-£4 range. A takeover approach, which has a chance, is possibly the best medium-term prospect of a decent rise. When the sentiment disappears on Aim shares, plus other factors, then the price declines. Scientifically based companies generally lack the necessary business acumen. Perhaps the new CEO will address this.
All the research in the world, of which this board has been exceptional, will move it from its malaise in the current market and lack of sentiment.
I can understand why you invested last October when the company had been on roll since March '20 and everything looked rosy, but way over the amount, you should have invested as I presume, a new Stock Market investor. But then, you obviously know that in hindsight.
I sincerely hope that you and all the LTHs recoup some or all of your paper losses and some good news does come along.
The Baggies also need to pull their socks up

Earth, I can't see the sp making any remarkable recovery in the short term, barring a bid approach.
There are plenty of Driver/Delivery jobs around to help your finances post grad.

Always psychological target to get to a round figure.
A steady rise up to Christmas sales figures.

It needs to undercut Fevertree, who in my mind are expensive. This steady rise is growing momentum now.

You can tell that this is becoming a good investment by the steady rises. There are many buying/watching this company on other BBs.

Also breaking into the far east markets would also be a boon.

Just goes to show that AIM is a bigger casino than anything in Vegas.

I've just found out from here, did some work at his house in the '80s, a nice guy. The best group ever.

The Trade Minister is hoping to finalize the abolishing of tariffs with New Zealand in the coming weeks, which could be an opportunity.

The market and MMs seem to be restraining any sp gains, even ones with good RNSs so far this year on Aim.
Perhaps it was a case of sell in May and return on St Ledger day (Sept).

Global Britain are walking the streets of British cities in vast numbers.

Good of them to drop the price for the last few buyers.

Very much doubt they would have cancelled the contract if Oxford Nanoprene were a Chinese company.

Correction, VanV not Vanessa, where did that come from?