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Well the divi even after the cut is looking extremely enticing again at this stage.

The question is when will smart money start buying in again. Against fundamentals nothing has changed and lloy and lots of other share having taken a hit this week look even better.

I honestly don't get why this is one of the worst punished stocks. Much worse than banks and insurance companies which are much more exposed to the current situation.
It doesn't bother me but I am baffled.

AAL always get hit twice as hard as its peers it seems.

But if the bonds are held to maturity what is the issue?

This sounds like a good thing to me?

Why, what else is happening?

Look at ftse100. She really is in free fall now.

Not really sure why the sp is affected in the same way as banking stocks? Sure you would expect it to drop in line with the wider market, but fall seems a bit drastic to me.

In the long run inflation translates into higher asset prices. While it looks as if stocks are currently punished by higher interest rates, most assets will command higher prices in the future due to the inflation.
Same as house prices and gold.

More important what they can do with this cash injection, if not appealed.

US is up but it's not pulling us or the FTSE up. When they are down, we go down, when the are up, we still go down.

Or it could be tomorrow. Something tells me this is not over yet.

Sold. Will not sit here and watch this fall back to 35p and me still holding.
Learned from mistakes when I had the faith and held with the share through thick and thin and continued to get punished for it.
This time I will trade it.
It will always fall more than you think. It not today, it will be tomorrow.

Index weekend futures already don't look promising.

I think we should make stockready1 CEO. Clearly he knows a lot a about the management of a mining giant. Much more than the current bod, so much is clear from his post!

I hold lgen, but I would hardly call this a safe stock given this major fall today. It fell way more than other so called "safe stocks" I hold. So it wasn't the safest.
Clearly the market thinks lgen is majorly exposed to the shock events we have seen play out in the US.

Looking at US, Monday will be worse. Forget march. Might take a year to recover from what's coming.

Getting closer to my £3.50 target. Problem is even then it's not making a profit for the foreseeable

Its because I bought in a couple of days before you.