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The volume has massively dropped off since it left the FTSE 250; it makes for a relatively uninteresting trading session...

I'm actually above water for the first time in months.

@WingingItSince92 Same. I wasn't expecting this sudden rise with the increased lockdowns, no CEO announcement, etc.

Sold some SGC for a very small profit then went into GOG--currently at an average of 608p. I regret not buying some more NEX when it was below 120 so I'm taking advantage of this sub-600 price while it lasts. I'm nervous about the growing cases/lockdowns though...

Right after I buy some more, because of course.

Looks like I missed my chance...

Instead of constantly red SGC. ?? Oh well, if it goes below 130 again I'll consider selling some things to buy more.

I wish I stuck to this and NEX instead of SGC. :(

Is SGC getting hit so hard? 10% down at open and the worst transport performer despite positive GOG and NEX news about the sector.

GOG announced better-than-expected FY results as well, so hopefully there is a boost for transport stocks today.

Hopefully very positive news so this awful day is reversed!

This just seems excessive. Not even FGP that announced they would face solvency difficulties if there were further lockdowns is down this much.

Looking at the trend since 2015, is there actually a good reason to be in this and not add to GOG and NEX instead?

All but one week since early June has been red and we're somehow far lower than we were in the initial crash... :/ This is tough to stomach, but I think I'll just keep holding for now and hope that there is some good news on the horizon. All eyes on a successful stage 3, I suppose.

Why do you anticipate a further 30%+ fall? Unless the fatality rate rises I don't think the public will be scared enough to stay indoors/reduce spending for months like they did in the first wave. Government approval is also sliding and they won't want to do anything too drastic IMO.

I've been tempted to buy some of this for a long time now but the massive rise since the crash really concerns me. I love their selection of productions and innovation, but if the price rise is due to increased online shopping then I expect behemoths like Amazon or Walmart to focus on this area as well. Any news from them could seriously dent OCDO's technological advantage in this area.

It's tough to look at my portfolio today... I don't know if I want to keep averaging down on bus stocks when I have been constantly losing money on them for several months. Has there been any serious suggestion that bus franchising will also end?