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At the minute I can 'charge' my car up with enough 'juice' to do 800 miles in about 5 mins and very rarely have to wait for a pump. Until they can have enough charge points for this to happen and the technology and battery capacity to charge in 5 mins for a range of 800 miles and also make this vehicle to sell for around £30k brand new, Ill be sticking to diesel along with many many more practical motorists. All EV in 9 yrs time is a fairy tale imho.

In my experience buybacks never yield cash to the investor. I'd sooner actually have the cash in the form of a dividend in my bank account please.

Why, just why. Was looking good this morning.

Have until 9th August to make an offer or we'll be voting on 254p deal.

Our office runs on a model of 2.5% off sick at a max, so you can see how stretched we are at the moment. Our office is about 20% at the moment sick and isolating.

Will cost us in the near time with isolation and infections. Our office is close to grinding to a halt with staff off. A lot of walks left and anyone who wants to work their day off or even their annual leave, are having their arm snapped off, which will be costing a fair bit.

Back in the race? Just not confirmed or at what price, which is probably why the SP is still where it is and not back to 254.

Why sub 250 when there's an accepted offer conditional on shareholders vote, of 254?

Any good news (made up or not) results in raising money for the company (bosses) and dilution for the shareholders, poor show ukog. I'm only keeping my (99%) reduced holding as a reminder never to buy another aim share, especially an oiler. Luckily I'm not actually down any amount as the£11k put in here was profit when it spiked........would have been 11k up now though had I not jumped back in. As I say, lesson learned.

So, has an offer been made, or not?

When do shareholders vote on this latest bid and if it goes through what happens to your holding? Do you just get cash put into your account @£2 54 a share, then mrw will be delisted or what?

Can go to balearics though. Can go to Cornwall at 4x the infection rates of most of Europe. How many MPs will be jetting off to Barbados this summer? I wonder.

Good or bad ?

Jeez Falky, you put £35k on something that had gone up 30% .

with 75% of posties doing overtime, it'll cost a lot!!

Pauly 70, sitting in their vans or at home? Do you not have PDAs? Jeez ,we stop for more than 2 mins and manager docks us overtime.

Work has dropped off quite significantly, in our office at least. There seems to be a time lag between what were actually doing and the share price. It tends to reflect the shape of the business a few months ago. If these analysts think profits are going to keep the rise we've seen in the last 14 months they're going to be seriously burt. Not a hope in hell from what I can see coming through our office.

Of analyst recommendations. Clearly shows how little they know about the business. From inside I can assure you it ain't gonna be a yr like last yr. So much was hidden and covered up last yr behind the guise of covid. Delivery every other day....course we made a profit! How long before the kritinsky cashes in ? Let's see. This isn't a fairly tale company, believe me. Good luck all holders. No angle, just bit of advice.

At 530 the other day. Ok missed the top but from what I can see from the perspective of a postie, there's no way we're gonna be making as much money as last yr. Parcels are down, shoddy practices that were hidden under the 'covid' carpet will not be tolerated by the regulators when restrictions are lifted. Good luck to all still holding.

It is if you're a key worker who's been working their back side off for a yr while others have been on an 80%paid holiday. These people may consider it essential for their health to have a break in the sun