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Ken thatll take your holding well over the million quid :-)

Breath right...I find that crazy fair value it hasn't been £16 since 2008 ..and hasn't there been a share dilution too?

Breath where does it say fair value? £16.44

Out with my trade

Expected better this morning

:-))

Ken yeah just playing nothing dangerous :-))))

Ken got rid and bought back cheaper only made £90 looking to try and make a tad more today

Good morning on yer Mark's get ready

Off to a good start

Fira.we will only find out the true death toll in years to come through some special investigation...panorama or summat like that

Fira.our garden centre nurseries only closed about 3 weeks ago and yeah it's scary how the bodies are piling up in this country ...I'm beginning to think they should of done feck all in the first place and took the attitude what will be will be the dumb ass people way out way the intelligent people ...this unfortunately is all about distraction for money and power

Qz.so will we all we all be ripped and fit and cant go on holiday to ruin it with over indulgence

Qz.bet thats weorked up a terrible first :-)))

12 thousand steps fecking hell

QZ.You might want to hold off on that ...Credit Suisse today upgrades its investment rating on Marks & Spencer Group PLC (LON:MKS) to outperform (from underperform) and cut its price target to 125p (from 185p). That's a big cut

Fira theres a lot more cars on tbe roads full stop ..think people are getting stir crazy

Day you Too matey 53? Your a year younger than me didnt realise, fecking hell day youve been through the wringer onwards and upwards for you matey enjoy your day ..DAY ;-)

Qz.yes indeed glencore has got to be good for pre February price of 2.34 let's face it it was on the cards before virus to go into the £2.40s

FTSE 100 stock bargain
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