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Yes - thought I would have a cheeky day-trade at£13.79 (in addition to my longer term holding) when it dropped first thing, only to see it drop over30p from there. Overexposed at that point, I was feeling queasy, but fortunately it bounced back without me actually throwing up. Seems to be a fair bit of resilience, which bodes well. Hopefully ditch the day-trade tomorrow, to enable me to sleep over the long weekend, and just sit back with my main holding, and hopefully a bit of beer money from the day-trade.

Well that's the theory, let's see how reality plays out.

Hi Garonne - I haven't been posting much of late, but we do seem to share a few similar investments; Prudential has been great recently - up over 50% this year, and up over 30% here in a matter of weeks (albeit from a low starting point). Just need EZJ to join the party, and this could turn into a really good year - very frustrating that one.

Anyway, apologies for straying off-piste on the Wizz board, but this is now my biggest holding, and I am quietly confident (obvs. - or I wouldn't have bought). Patience may be required, but the history here indicates that when it does move up, it can do so incredibly quickly, like £8 or £9 in a matter of weeks. Not suggesting that will happen here in the immediate future, but would hate to miss out if (when) it happens. Anyway, for once I managed to buy close to the bottom (average about £12.80), and am happy to hold, as I see way more upside potential than downside. Unfortunately, I don't share your optimism when it comes to a resolution in Ukraine - Putin has no interest in peace - he has repeatedly shown that, and human life, be it Ukrainian, Russian, or any other, means nothing to him. Even before the Ukrainian invasion he was a mass murderer; anybody questioning him would disappear into a Siberian gulag, or "fall" off a hotel balcony somewhere. Watching this psychotic, murderous gangster and cowardly midget, get the red carpet treatment, and stand in front of signage saying "Pursuing Peace", when it was him who started the war, is truly nauseating.

That's my little rant over for now, so good luck to you, and all genuine holders here - be interesting to see what the coming week brings.

It's alive!

Been holding various amounts here for a couple of years. Miraculously, I managed to sell and re-buy a reasonable quantity, and reduce my average. Have also sold a few in the last week or so, just to reduce my exposure and give me some spare cash for the inevitable fluctuations on Thursday.

Anyway, in closing, my opinion is thus - it may go up a bit: it may drop a bit; it may stay roughly the same.

I hope that helps.

12.25p - which added to the current price, means that those fortunate enough to buy during the January lows have had a 50% return in just 4 months. I started buying at about £8, but averaged down to just under£7, so it's still been good to me. Ditched some just recently, to bank a profit, but still holding (by my meagre standards) a reasonable amount, hoping for a bit more.

Well done to those who had the balls to stick with this - it's been quite a ride.

Was invested here (quite heavily for a while) back in the day, but missed taking advantage of the pump and dump in 2007/2008. Managed to get out with a small loss not long after - thank God I did. Have had a peek here occasionally just to see what has been going, and it has been a sorry tale. I'm just surprised it has lasted this long.

Sanderson is nothing but a crook, who needs to be banged up, or sorted out with a tyre iron. Shameful. Commiserations to all who have lost money here.

16 Dec 2024 - £5.91

Now - £4.50.

On the back of what - Excellent results ? Even allowing for the increase in the number of shares, the valuation compared to 2 or 3 years ago when we were only just coming out of lockdown, makes no sense, especially with a growing business model.

On the bright side, last year the dividend went from about 4.5 pence to 12.1 pence, almost 3 times as much. A conservative estimate for next years divi would be 20 pence, which at todays price would mean a divi of well over 4%.

That should attract institutional investors.

HOLD.

Down 3 pence on a 12.6 pence ex-divi day. Net result approx. £8.47.

Like I said - sorted!

Hard to believe we dipped below £6 only about 10 weeks ago. Only thing now is do you bank that, or stick with it? I have trimmed a few, just so I can sleep at night, but holding for the divi, and beyond.

Sold my RR prematurely for a small profit - don't want to make that mistake again.

GLA.

TtickyRick - cheers, and yes you can. It doesn't really give me much pleasure to pile into someone, but enough is enough.

tricky125, what a disgusting little t u r d you are - always the first to criticise zelensky, and the last to condemn the short- ****d c**t called putin. even before ukraine, putin was a gangster and murderous despot. anyone who criticised him would either fall off a balcony somewhere, or disappear into a gulag in siberia never to be seen again. then he decided to bolster his pitiful midget ego by waging a pointless, unjustified war against another sovereign nation, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people (on both sides), not to mention the wounded and displaced. all for what? but all you can do is criticise zelensky, and ignore what the cowardly, sad midget in the kremlin has done.

i am not a fan of the filter button, but i am happy to make an exception for you, you sad freak.

i hope putin dies a slow painful death, and that you lose all your money. you disgust me.

Am I a bit dim, or would I be right in assuming that if shorts are, let's say 0.6%, then 99.4% are people happy to hold/invest?

Seems a bit simplistic, but then I have just come from the pub.

Anyway, I am holding, and we will all know more by this time tomorrow.

Will it be lemonade and lime, or Dom Perignon?

A few months ago, you called me "sad" because I wandered off topic, and made a few irrelevant posts after having a few beers. You have now spent at least 6 weeks trawling this , and other boards, purely to pursue some pitifully sad agenda you have against Sundezena, despite the fact that he has mostly called the price trajectory correctly. This despite the fact that you no longer seem to be invested here.

You are clearly a narrow-minded, vindictive bully, with a thin skin. Which begs one question - are you related to Donald Trump?

Primetime51 - funny post, but I feel that you owe an apology to orangutans around the world. Intelligent, patient, gentle creatures, unlike the narcissistic, sociopath currently in charge.

We have lift-off.

Up £1 in a month - nice!

Same again, please.

Xhita -"Ethnic cleansing in action". Very true, and quite terrifying. I have defended Trump occasionally in the past (on NATO contributions, for example), but no more. We are now seeing what he looks like when there is no need to consider consequences, as he no longer has to factor in being re-elected.

Costa Del Trump (golf courses and all). Shame about the Palestinian corpses you will have to step over to reach the first tee.

Under £6 just 3 weeks ago, so hardly a disaster today. In fact, I took advantage to have a little top-up. Cheers Donald.

Sorry - I meant the legendary investor, not the self-service food selection.

Nice steady move up over the last couple of weeks, after a rubbish start to the year. Garonne -seem to recall you topping up at just over £6 recently - good job; look out Warren Buffet! I snagged a few extra at 630 ish, which I have just offloaded for a small, but quick profit. Beer money - literally. Still holding the bulk though, and hoping for £8 ish later in the year. If we could maintain the momentum of the last couple of weeks, we may get there sooner. That's probably the kiss of death - sorry.