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Can someone ask them if they are getting interest off their cash pile yet? If the answer is still no then I will consider my position here. Keeping cash idle just to safeguard their positions is not my idea of good management.

My daughter goes regularly, to play pool and I get an update on how busy the bowling is. If Crawley is anything to go by business is great, she goes mid week and reports it’s always buzzing.

Smurf’s are doing well. See no reason why we shouldn’t be. There’s no recession in US or UK people still buying their parcels.

So you stick with a share for years then just as it gets any momentum you sell? IMO madness. There’s been nothing but good news for a while, that will take time to feed in to the results. If they can get past the litigation, I can’t see much holding gsk back from at least getting to parity with its peers.

Hard up even if we get screwed to a tune of 1bn all that will do is take a chunk out of the buyback, and from what I’ve read I don’t think banks have done anything wrong and unlike ppi I would expect a robust defense.

If Uk can avoid a recession, our bad debts should be meager. The only cloud for this share is the in coming Labour government. But between the election and now I can see very little holding back the sp.

Looks like others on the zoom were impressed. I’m very happy with my top up this morning. The fall was unwarranted, surprised that it changed round intraday but it doesn’t really matter as these are a long term hold. The market should start to appreciate gsk at some point and I will be here when it does.

I’m going to keep buying. In comparison to its peers gsk is undervalued. Nothing to warrant a drop today.

So unloved, don’t understand.

Thanks cc that has got to bode well for when they deign to inform us what’s going on. At this sp no good news is priced in

2m seems a very large amount. Anyone know last years tender values for transporting oil?

Older What’s the date?

This stick is frustrating, but it hasn’t broken my faith yet. I’m still buying. If we don’t get a boost from the end of the litigation I’ll reassess then.

There’s none so blind as those that won’t see. If you buy now and we go back to 48 that’s a healthy capital gain and dividend. Far better than any bank will offer you.

It might be cold there but it’s hotting up here. There hasn’t been any buying pressure for a while. We were due a pump.

Everyone involved with Royal Mail should cheer this news. Employees must realise that physical post is going the way of block busters. Keeping it going in its current form is unsustainable. This news should make Royal Mail become what it needs to be a parcel delivery service with the occasional letter. Which I see being completely obsolete in 10 years. Employees need Royal Mail to prosper as much as shareholders do.

Yeah sorry I’m not really feeling love towards Caspian at the moment. When they started the divi I really thought they had changed. I feel like a battered wife. Making excuses for their behavior and falling for the lies. Maybe this time they’ll be different. They’re now giving me the silent treatment so I’ll be happy when they give me crumbs.

And then delete million!

This lot could write a book on how to destroy sentiment in a company.

Chapter 1 never complete anything.

Chapter 2 start paying a dividend and then stop paying a dividend shortly after.

Chapter 3 rns conflicting and inaccurate information.

Chapter 4 just stop rns’ing anything.

Other Aim trash go to the effort of issuing confetti. Why bother when you can just follow our easy guide to value destruction.

Totally agree. I think the bank’s management worry too much about bad publicity, ‘big banks profiteering’. The best way they can show confidence in the business is by returning excess capital. They should say 60% of profit will be returned to shareholders in dividends

If you were valuing tesco without knowing the history and current sp, I think most investors would pin a number way in excess of £3. A stable company making in excess of 10% of market cap in profit per year. Under appreciated IMO.