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Can only assume the SP rise is due to the impending implosion of the UK Housing Market! All those distressed properties for sale must generate some income... Watched their TV adverts which failed to impress me - why would any distressed house seller pay upfront for their dubious service?

And my buy's showing as a sell. I like the fact that three Directors own 64.5% of the company.

In the right place but years away from the right time! Seriously thought about selling 33% of my holding this morning but couldn't stomach the 55% loss which is stupid. Another share could recoup that within days but which one?

Enoof of regionalism! Meanwhile, I share dnd2136's optimism (as do many other investors) but we don't need lessons in how the Market works! Personally, I see MCLS surviving but not spectacularly. I think I'll emerge with a profit but nowhere near what I'd hoped.

Good luck! I wouldn't touch any Russian-linked companies with a very long bargepole. Nobody knows how it will all end but "business as usual" isn't going to happen!

I admire your optimism!

Buys to sells are apparently 33-1.

I'm not a shorter but I think the SP has much further to fall. It's interesting that pre-IPO I used to buy a lot of CDs from Music Magpie because they were almost always the cheapest but now they're not. Books are another problem: I bought one from them this week but several other titles I was interested in were cheaper elsewhere. Another strange thing is triple pricing: the same item on Amazon is cheaper on eBay is cheaper on MMAG's own website (but not always!)

Waitrose own a farm: "Located near Stockbridge, Hampshire, Leckford Estate was purchased by the founder of the John Lewis Partnership, John Spedan Lewis in 1929 and it remained his home throughout his life. We have various farming and food production activities on our 2,800 acres estate and have farmed our land for over 90 years. We are the Waitrose & Partners Farm, committed to producing the very best quality food, to the highest welfare and environmental standards."

POLY also doesn't appear but POG does!

The high price of gas means fewer cucumbers will be grown. Surprised ZIOC hasn't rocketed the same way as KP2 and LOGP. Circumstances have changed. Apparently Ukraine supplies half the world's neon which means the semi-conductor shortage will only worsen. Can't help thinking car manufacturers will simply raise prices and build fewer cars. Meanwhile I've been having nightmares about Russian tanks on the A14. Recommended reading: On The Beach (1957) by Nevil Shute if you're wondering how it will all end.

Pleased to see 0.32p being paid but there appears to still be a rush for the exit! What's wrong with sitting back and waiting for ORR to rise 400% to 1.5p?

Why not - totally undervalued particularly the Irish assets. See LOGP up almost 23% today.

I thought the SP would be over £1 by now but I can only assume nervous investors are banking profits. Nothing wrong with that especially if Russian tanks start thundering up the A14...

From timid "will I see 7p again" to raging bull! It happens to all of us ...

In a sea of red I'm the only one waving not drowning: increased my holding by 63% and looking forward to regaining previous highs.

Each to their own and I have no plans to stop investing! Good luck!

I think it's possible! Directors were happy to pay 20p not that long ago and business has since improved.

"2021 has proven to be a bounce-back year for Oriole" yet the SP is down 74% from its 52 week high on 14 May 2021.
"Our team has delivered across all projects with a 100% success rate" yet Mr Market remains unimpressed. At least it's been all Buys and no Sells so far this morning but then a 3.45% rise is hardly worth selling into!

1000% would be great but 2000% would be better!