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..just imagine if Opti-products were found to be an effective cure for C-19!

all anecdotal, I know, but the the checkout lady at my local Sainsbury's said alcohol sales had rocketed

Other than Dunstone, the top four (institutional) shareholders hold >40% of stock. I can't see a bid/takeover succeeding without their cooperation
...and they're not going to give it away

...and that a penny/share

From today's H1 results:

The interim dividend for FY19 will be paid on 24 December 2018 for shareholders on the register on 30 November 2018 (ex-dividend 29 November 2018).

Not come across anything, maybe the interim dividend payment date will be announced with the interim results on Wed 21/11/18?

$33m of exit Chinguetti for a start, an absolute absurd amount of money for something that seems to have produced SFA

Morgan Stanley 14/08
Reiterates
Equal weight
Equal weight
125.00p (upgrade from 120.0p)

http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/6090304/Broker-Forecast-Morgan-Stanley-issues-a-broker-note-on-TalkTalk-Telecom-Group-PLC.html

The billionaire entrepreneur Sir Charles Dunstone ‎has taken advantage of a slide in the share price of TalkTalk by topping up his stake to cement his status as the company's biggest investor.....

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/dunstone-rings-bigger-talktalk-stake-185600956.html

Just to add to Marston�s (and my) woes, according to Today�s Times, they face being booted out of the FTSE 250 at the next reshuffle.

1hr 20mins in: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b39v6p

I think there has been a bit of confusion about dividends (more so than was justified by the cut alone), my notes are as follows: Final = 1.5p, ex div 06/07/18, div 04/08/18 Interim = 1.0p, ex div 23/11/18, div 18/12/18 ...and basically 2.5p per annum until further notice

At least they bought in dollars when the � was high. Income from same now in dollars when the � is low.

Looks like the wholesale bit of CVR will soon fall into the hands of a brewing co. Could this be detrimental to other brewer�s own stock distribution interests? Just how dominant were CVR in the wholesale sector?

The way the catastrophic demise of CVR was explained to me was that they had 30 day's credit terms with their customers whilst receiving 90 days credit terms from their own suppliers (probably manufacturers). All fine and dandy until the accounting irregularities were announced, the manufacturers responded by locking down on their credit terms. The situation became worse when the "overlooked" tax bill was announced. ...followed by one massive blow up. A bit like a machine when the lubrication runs out, now needs someone with some cash to oil up and restart.

Bargain Booze bust: Retailers shares have "little-to-nil value" as a major brewer is tipped to take over Conviviality https://www.betterretailing.com/bargain-booze-bust

ok, but that article's 15 months old!

Huge trade went through after hours; 16:35 - 16/03 Buy 9,303,204 107.00p �9,954,428.28

Changing sentiment?: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/buzz-talktalk-near-top-ftse-095512141.html

...Ralph Findlay https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05zxtq9