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Average around 87p. Bought in after Paul Scott views on Stockopedia and noticing local shops always seemed quite busy, thought must be very cash generative per square foot and for size and cost of running outlets. Always will be a small affordable pleaure to send a card, even if have seemed to bump prices up a bit recently. Looking to add if falls back as well possibly.
Extra taxes on hedge funds would hit the free wheeling City of London, which Goverment protects at all costs. Average person in UK going to pay for anti carbon regulatory net zero targets which go even further than that of the EU, so much for brexit benefits.
Seem hold some of the same shares Krustymega. Moving up nicely today, finger on buy button this morning to add a bit more for long term but dithered, see if retraces. With track record valuation looks low, growth able to be funded from cash generation, decent dividends as well.
Hi AllAtSea. Hope doing well. Not a big investor in comparison to some, hold ten thousand here with loss around three hundred pounds at moment. Position hasn't changed, will be looking to put dividends here into gold at some point with uncertanity whether inflation is transitory or not.
Biggest joke about the recent mould scandal is the lack of advice by Media that is easily solved by just opening a window in vast majority of cases, like you Chid in values. Known people that have kept horses and run cars and at same time had multiple government bodies the police, social services, NHS running around at beck and call. Seems to all add to GDP with a services economy, not sure if suistanable with Government spending running around five thousand pounds a second deficit.
Decided once over a certain amount in value of shareholdings, taking hopefully profits to put into physhical assets such as gold as with computer trading, short selling, insider dealing, increased volatility due to lack of liquidity and the uncertainty of long term consequences of Net Zero, the private investor is at a more than a disadvantage than ever.
Hi Jefff. Seems a pity, If David Cameron been more succesful lobbying and pestering government in return for sixty million pounds, to give a fraudulent firm Greensill contracts for covid loans and the NHS, Credit Suisse might not have gone under with their involvement and ten billion losses as well. Net zero my *rse.
Trophy girlfriend are more trouble than worth , heard often sadly. Addedtoday with Inflation predicted in budget to come down to 2.9% by end of year, will central banks continue raising rates with chance of systemic banking failure.
Wondering if another banking crash like 2008. Silicon Valley and Symphony Bank bailed out as with Bear Stearns only for much larger ones to go kaput after six months rally. FT had very good aticle recently explaining why volatility increasing generally, UK Institutions regulated to hold govenment bonds and in the name of safety of all things and now much smaller share allocation , the lack of liquidity allows traders and short term international investors to influence share prices to much greater degree along with margin calls in America resulting in falls.
More a casino than ever and only way to do well seems buy and sell on profits than holding.
Hope results are good for all holders. Can't see any changes over EPL in budget, too political with utility bills still high and unlikely to return to former levels soon. Martin Lewis dumbing it down on ITV this week laying into Grant Snapps over why energy companies still making huge profits, replied had increased taxes, didn't say knowing couldn't do anything about the likes of Shell and BP. North Sea producers used as the fall guy to pacify great UK public.
Good luck with that one but be careful MaryBr190 mentioning the virus on here , will be considered a conspiracy crank and even with the latest revelation that han**** considered removing funding for disabled children in Bury because the local MP had reservations around lockdown restrictions. Sociapaths in government.
Couldn't blame Shell if did with energy profits demonised in the good times and the losses ignored in the bad times. A possibility in future if a labour government ever attempted to impose extra levies on worldwide ones. Win Win, revaluation and one less thing for the net zero fanatics here to feel guilty about. Holding here.