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Dynamic pricing would be disastrous. Look up price and go to shop to get it and whoops price has been changed. Good way to anger customers.

Staff running around repricing, rather than stocking shelves and manning the checkouts.

Personally would rather they focus on getting the basics right before trying anything fancy

If you are investing in Tullow you are betting that the conflict between Iran and the US will continue, pushing up the price of oil.

Ain't a fan of JMAX but he is right that if oil went back down to the levels it was prior to the conflict Tullow would just be a zombie for paying off its debts.

So yeah if Tullow does well you are making money of people dying. No point hand wringing about it

I'm still holding. I think the board is dead because there isn't a huge amount happening until the results come out next month.

I go to my local store and numbers seem to have picked up in store. I go different times and always a decent number in store, a couple of checkouts open, chat with staff and they say they are busy and have a positive attitude.

As say see next month with the results. Only cloud is Skinny Foods court case, but considering the dropping of Skinny products continues after the family had left B&M they will have a job proving that removing their products wasn't for commercial reasons.

If shares drop much more I will be buying some more, though I have too many already B&M throws off cash so 🤷‍♂️

Years of Trump to go. More likely to get rid of Labour government and sadly that ain't going to happen anytime soon

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyd032ej70o

Government needs to make the UK attractive to investment. They seem to be doing their best to do the opposite

"Last bit of moral now gone too, now Russia is allowed again to sell oil." - Russia always was selling oil, to China and to India. They were also hilariously selling it to Europe either via Indian refineries or to the Gulf (Saudi etc were using Russian oil for their domestic consumption and then selling more to Europe without having to increase their production).

To virtue signal Europe was basically paying more and hamstringing themselves. Plenty of reporting, just one example:

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/saudi-arabia-was-top-buyer-russian-fuel-oil-june-data-shows-2025-07-23/

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I'm torn on Severfield at the moment. I like the company (apart from quality control issues) and the India venture is I think a winner.

Problem is Britain

On Funky Pigeon have to say disappointed that I've yet to see any advertising for it in store.

Solid results though and when look in the local shop always a decent number of people in there.

Topped up a bit this morning as the price is a bit silly.

Defamation... autocorrect 🙄

Actually no a quick 2 minutes could have told you there are more that one version of FFS that could have applied. You choose the one you did is your problem. Not sure why you bring up a demarcation case, saying FFS hasn't defamed you 🙄 (apparently you think I just did though 🙄🙄🙄)

If it has much further to fall then sell out and buy back in again if you truly are a shareholder.

Excellent.

Well luckily he didn't use offensive language. FFS isn't offensive, if you choose to interpret it as such that is up to you :-)

Funny because two days ago you were pretending you were a shareholder nine... now you are saying that when you went round it was like a wasteland.

Don't blame someone for losing their temper a little bit with the stupid games some people play

Definitely in favour of paying down debt over but backs.

How many household names have gone under because they got hocked up on debt to "maximize shareholder value/return" things went south and debt holders pulled the plug.

I want this puppy to be throwing cash at me for the next 10-20 years.

Sorry for double post 🤦‍♂️

I think it's neutral. Poundland is high street all the B&Ms I've seen have been edged/out of town.

Poundland another company private equity firms got their teeth into

I think it's neutral. Poundland is high street all the B&Ms I've seen have been edged/out of town.

Poundland another company private equity firms got their teeth into

Think depends on the AI you ask. Chatgpt puts offshore wind at £65-80

You won't get either and doubt there will be a special dividend. To be honest I would be extremely concerned if they did give one.