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"wouldn’t want to be outta this over the weekend or for 1 minute in fact…."

There is a long day ahead. Only takes another federal reserve official giving an interview to hike interest rates more aggressively and the share price will again be testing new lows.

"Transitory inflation is where we are now as a consequence of covid"
wow you are seriously behind the times.
transitory is no longer a term used by central bankers, it is all about how far they are behind the curve they are and now talk of 0.5% hikes at meetings.

"Blimey bistolover you are boring"
not true. Also don't loose money on well researched investments. I am researching thg just like others on this board who share there research or not in most cases.

remember the trend is sell technology and load up on value stocks. thg is also on the wrong side of bad corporate governance.

thg was a 2020/2021 stock on the back of a tech bubble, not a stock for high interest rates and consumer tightening.

or yes it does. where do PE get it's cheap money to do a buyout when cheap money is gone

you would have been better putting this money on the roulette table, much better returns potential

thg dives as soon as us inflation data came out.

"You cannot seriously be peddling nonsense that any company would write out a 10 year contract for any kind of service agreement"

debenhams had leases which were only every set to increase, you can say the same, why would anyone be daft to have such contracts. debenhams had corporate governance and still managed to have flawed contacts. with thg you have EVERYTHING going through just one man, what controls do they have ?

meant to read "debenhams had very big sales and great ebitda but what happened to them"

unilever with household brands is unable to recover margins due to high input prices. Are thg able to ?
further add the complications of having long contracts, some 10 years. are these inflation linked or will these contracts be loss making. remember debenhams has very big sames and great ebitda but what happened to them.
some thoughts on those wanting to gamble based on revenues

also a big thank you from the brokers like hargreaves and lansdown as they get a fee for each transaction.

a big thank you from the market makers as they would have made enough for the day in the first hour.

whilst i agree interest rises tend to eventually trigger a recession , but it normally takes around 18 months. interest rises started in 1989, but recession took effect early 1991. the purpose of interest rise is to reduce money in consumer pockets so reducing demand. Banks may do well ( initially) as once money runs, loans increase. I do not think help to buy will effect banks as much as the goverment is on the hook for upto 20% of the loan, so government will do what it can to keep the help to buy mortgages in green.

most sensible approach to cutting out further losses. it can only get worse.

you must have gone to a primark store in a parallel universe, my experience on weekend was completely different at a primemark store, 12 out 13 tills in use, with long queues.

multinationals are generating record profits whilst business travel still substantially below pre-pandemic. why would these companies decide to reduce profit so that a few of there employees can go on a jolly across the Atlantic.

this must be something special to cost this much. 5 biscuits for £2
https://groceries.morrisons.com/products/mr-kipling-indulgent-biscuits-triple-choc-5-pack-570064011?gclid=Cj0KCQiAys2MBhDOARIsAFf1D1dHHhhc4wevgh-Op5ix529eRs56Fmd4ZeCj4kzVfnay9auQeDMkQS0aAnLqEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

financing costs up 52.2 %
Net debt at the end of the period was €12,356 million compared with €9,762 million at December 31, 2020.

what a mess

not for me until they show plan to get net debt down such as right issue

"I've set a limit BUY at 1650."

Good luck to this getting executed. Has this taken into account the very profitable food business, especially sugar profits for this year and next, or have you assumed ABF is just the profitable primark retail business.