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Seems you always get a second chance with this. It really is a lottery ATM.

Also, it's been really windy lately and also sunny too, do the wind farms and solar farms get windfall taxed (excuse the pun)?

I worked out and posted on another site that since the poo went up (thanks to Russia largely) that the government have taken an extra £1billion in fuel duty thanks to the rise in petrol and diesel price. Also why are people happy to pay more for groceries to help the Ukrainian situation but not energy?

From petrol and diesel UK sales figures and the % of that price that the govt take in fuel duty....they have had a 'windfall' since the poo has increased of 11p a litre roughly. Take that over three months and they have had a 'windfall' as they put it, of just over £1 billion!! Funny how you don't hear much about that isn't it? How about giving that back to business and private motorists by cutting fuel duty mr Sunak?

Exactly this. Why don't the government impart a'windfall tax' on themselves as due to the rise on oil price (which they see as a windfall to the oil and gas companies) the government are taking huge taxes on fuel duty now. They could cut fuel duty to zero. The government themselves are 'profiting' from the increase in oil price too!

it's just a game of luck atm day trading this. No stamp duty gives you a half % head start but still have to have a large slice of luck to be able to make 1% a few times, it's so unpredictable and volatile now. Hopefully bottom now found and small mistakes can be rectified fairly quickly with a generally rising SP. Everything points to the SP being higher......but things are never straight forward atm. GL all.

It's all about the outlook I'm afraid. Sod you've made a massive profit last year and turned the business around. When a gloomy outlook is forecast the market doesn't like it and it's just what the massive amount of short sellers wanted. Putin has and is costing EVERYONE a shed load of money. People give money to Ukraine charities and at the same time complain that their energy and food costs are going up and want help with that yet they rarely see a connection.

Linkop the last 3 days I've thought this can bounce tomorrow. Trouble is it's just bouncing down.

Are going to want more than their £2.20/share back at the end of their 3 month lock in period. Hopefully that's a sign it will be significantly higher than £2.20 by end of summer. In theory.......

Not the full 20% this week but sure it'll bounce back over the summer I think.

SP is not actually down by 37p as you said. Well it is but the value of the company isn't because there are more shares to share the value of the company out.

Putting divis before a fair pay rise for your work force will not end well. Expect industrial action here now after Thompson's drivel today.

So, how many people would have got taken out by their stop loss this morning? If they hadn't seen last nights RNS and woke up this morning to their holdings sold for when the actual value of the company was unchanged, just the SP as there are now more shares. Private invester shafted by the big boys (and girls) today. Thank you Tui. Trading this now.

Can't remember but did they get a windfall tax from Amazon, royal mail ect during lockdowns as their business skyrocketed ? What about the people who make disposable masks?

Decent RNS, sadly at the wrong time. Any potential rise will probably be snuffed out by general market malaise.

During trading hrs, Google finance shows the last trade, live, no delays. Can't get much more accurate than that. However with penny stocks with big spreads you don't know if its buy or sell price. After close it can be misleading as it continues to show after hrs reckoning up which may be orders from earlier in the day.

I wonder if Starmer will call for a windfall tax for the farmers as the price of wheat has skyrocketed too? Of course they won't.

Strike action looming if Management don't come back this week with a no strings 3-5% min. Posties are sick of being taken for fools/granted.

except buybacks are 'actually' yielding anything. Yes ,in theory the SP should go up, but it's not forced to, so you can't really include a buyback in a yield prediction.

All those lovey new ISA allowances to buy the retail investors favourite stock into. Divi to come too if they're quick. Gotta go up.