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Which in turn will create hyper inflation, especially as there main export is Oil (which they aren't now exporting) mean they will be importing more than exporting, printing money will make those imports more expensive.

Praying

I'm sure the CEO would go before the chairman if that was the case.

UK? we don't compete as the UK

"We" as in shareholders? we would have the exact same benefit in % terms are they would.

So you can categorically state, that no shorters have closed or reduced there position as a result of that article? It might not have been the start of the rise, but at this point in time you can't discount its not having an effect now

No they added on the 20th march, its just the rns was today

Simple world view I guess, but if the straight normally carries, 20m bl, and the pipeline is 6m of that mitigated, surely there are enough iran "Friendly" nations (China / India etc) to get safe passage for a decent chunk of the 14m gap? obviously not as simple as that as some nations have stopped production due to the attacks etc, and might not directly help the jet fuel issue as thats not being refined to nearly the same level

Because in the UK the government policies have added so much on cost to the business, and GDP is flatlining, so very little opportunity to raise prices to counter the on cost = margins squeezed, then add on the further on cost for the middle east turmoil with still little hope to capture that in the selling price, plus the real big fear that discretionary spending in UK and US drops materially due to the ME, means a material risk that sales keep dropping, whilst costs go up. All this is the Bears view, and hence why at the moment the overriding momentum is more sellers than buyers. Proof via TU that the future isn't as bad as the bears think will quickly turn this with the support of the 2m buybacks and this could recover as quickly as it fell

Obviously at the moment despite 2m buying tailwind, we are net sell, hence the need to drop the SP to entice more buyers. At some point you would guess that would turn, and then the MM's will need to raise the SP to get people to sell.

Record breaking at the Mrs's store by all accounts

Average price of today's purchases i mean

So JD average price is the UT price, not once we trade below that all day, so nearly all the buyback happened on the UT, meaning the buyback had the effect of forcing the price down.

Need to try to ignore him, He picks shares that are unloved by the market and then just constantly moans about how they are unloved.

The boy who cried wolf springs to mind. He's flip flopped so many times his credibility is shot and no one takes him at his word.

He's a moaner, thinks he has a divine right to buy a share and make instant profit. he was the same with vodafone, always on when the SP dropped, being negative about the share etc.

On Iran, you have to think the US has some "sympathetic" people high up in the chain, who will be trying to consolidate power

Crazy really, nearly getting punished as much as the Airlines, who have cancelled flights to the area and impacted massively with Oil prices, how does that make any sense, I've averaged down on the drop

Not in tesco but M&S but came here to see if you guys knew, but it seems a sector wide drop, so assumed some stat had been released. As these 2 and Sainsburys all drop at the same time.

Market slightly up, Grocers flat or up, other retail flat or up, B&M down nearly 2%. hardly moving with the market & macro today, but yes we have moved a bit in tandem yesterday, but as always with a lot more volatility.