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Further to the update this afternoon, we can confirm that within hours of receiving our letter, Royal Mail Group have rejected our attempt to resolve the dispute.
The strikes planned for 23/24 December will go ahead.

I think that offer was made yesterday when they also asked the question about Vesa

For my sins - it's become a bit of a trading share and the BB became unreadable so just look every now and again. I have been doing the odd trade myself to pull my average down so not looking as bad as it was.

BAT said KBP's work around the Covid-19 vaccine project will be carried out on a not-for-profit basis.

Or cruel though it sounds he could just decide to retire and take his family with him. Now that would help - let someone interested in actually working for a living instead of this leech take over the company. It's been a bountiful meal ticket for him for far too long.

That's a shame as the people I know that work there don't want to go on strike but feel they have to support the union. Before anyone says blindly I think it's more to do with the fact that they feel that the talks aren't being taken seriously due to the seniority of the representatives of the company that are being sent to these meetings. As a result of CV there is so much stuff being bought online and in theory, awful though it sounds, RMG is looking at being pretty darn busy. A lot of these people may well find it more convenient to carry on buying online so it would be be a pity if that coincides with RMG workers being on strike. I hope they sort it out

I just buy in tranches. I'm never going to hit the absolute bottom but there or thereabouts will do :)

I nearly spat my food out when it got to the dry ...........................bit. Really you guys!!!!!!!! So rude:))

I like RRE but they have a lot of de comm costs and TBH I'm not such a fan of their BoD but I wouldn't go on that BB and post that as it's a personal view and I'm not invested there. If you believe gas prices are at the bottom of the cycle then you buy. I'm not being funny but why do you feel the need to post here if you have zero interest. Why do you want to buy a company like ESL? That's not to mention some of the other rackety outfits

It's a great time to buy assets with their cash pile and I'm a buyer of SQZ at these prices. You might want to go and hold some hands elsewhere - people spiked buying utter rubbish

The crazy thing was that everyone and his dog was saying that the FTSE was waay undervalued to the DOW which needed a pin stuck in it but the FTSE has dropped a corresponding amount.
I can remember a few year back when the FTSE used to trade at roughly half the DOW - look at the difference now. Still it will be a good excuse for companies looking to trim their dividends - they have something to blame it on. For those that don't then yields could look pretty impressive

I don't think the likes of RB ever forgave him for the way he raised capital

Yes I suspect they are in the mix in this. No way would RB stay quiet unless he was "inside"

likewise bought a few this a.m

You also have to consider is that hedgefunds struggle in a sideways market they need volatility and events like this are music to their ears.

Their half year report is due around the 7th March . Thing is he has liked a trade or three in HUR in the past but nothing which is another thing that made me wonder whether he has been made inside.
I think part of today is that HUR has become a useful proxy oil short since it attracted plenty of flies so when the sp showed signs of life anyone shorting who knows their stuff will know that they will flit off for a couple of percent especially on a Friday. HUR always seems to overshoot when the oil price takes a battering

Sorry only just seen your post - yes absolutely
It's one of two things he's either got a massive short running which he wouldn't need to notify as with 5% unlikely to be net short or he has thumped the table and possibly been made privy to what the current data and plans are and as a result be made "inside"
I can't find anything on the CRS fund information to say that the fund manager can run short positions but someone else may find it so in the absence of that I'm going for the "inside" option. IMO of course :)

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-shell-lng-idUKKBN20E0RS

Wouldn't you love it to get through that 160 mark - still not complaining :)

I think also that because so many of us have been caught by companies like XEL, SOU, BLVN etc that you struggle to trust the BOD's of these companies which is ridiculous. If AIM were regulated as it should be and the shenanigans that some of these companies themselves indulge in reference placings etc then I don't think some of us would lose our nerve so quickly. What I learn't from both XEL and BLVN was to watch the II's as when they jump ship and desert a company then they probably know something you don't. Also anything that appears in a video or interview with the likes of proactive and isn't in an RNS I take with a pinch of salt. So far that hasn't happened here. Hoping for a strong finish that would be nice for a change