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Ok well is it not sure clear meant Tuesday

5p a share is irresponsible reporting. Before bid it was 25p. With at least 3 bidders it's worth over 40p. This is obvious. Only someone purposefully misleading would state 5p. That is fantasy.

Some MKS items are already out of stock
Is that a hick up of not having enough stock yet - or are the items flying off the shelves? I'm sure it's nothing that can't be sorted. Trucks need to fill in the warehouse.

It's good job jcreek has such authority over the markets that he can guarantee it's not going to bottom out on Monday.
Amazing!

I remember when commodities hit rock bottom couple of years ago - some wrote a piece which said Glencore might collapse. On that morning Glen sp fell 30% on no news.
That was the bottom. Bottoms are associated with extreme fear and capitulation. This is why SGC may bottom on Monday, let's see what it hits and I will call it the bottom. I suspect 39p but will finish the day up.

Value. You are the one with blinkered view.
You only see negatives, you are blinkered.
Do you really think people here invest blindly?
No. We think MKS can turn around and the Ocado deal gives it the best of both worlds: online and physical stores.
You are one sided and blind because you can't understand this. I've not seen any debate from you, one one sided naive comments. I invest my hard earned because I think the positives outweigh negatives. You only look at negatives, foool! Give a more balanced look then people might actually listen to you. But I've come to understand that you aren't actually interested in objective truth, just posting one-liners suits you. Sad tit.

I thought the same. Desperate.
Mks is onto a winning formula and Waitrose losing their UK number one grocery company has made then panic. Well done mks, next Tuesday it begins

Bought at 43.99p
Hoping it's a double bottom

Thanks deemule but we will see

I bought back today due to technicals. There was a gap fill at 113p ish. Should be pretty strong support there. I reckon so much so that we will hit 142p again. That's when I'll sell.
Year end which will finish higher M&S or Vodafone?
They are both now 112p. Hold shares in both but do think MKS will win year end 150p my guess. Vodafone will be less

I seriously think TO will happen at 45p.
Let's see how badly wrong I am.

I'm at sitting in a new M&S right now at Maidstone eclipse park. Did the whole lot, bought a suit, groceries and now having a coffee before heading back. So am I any wiser?
Probably maybe. It was a pleasant experience. Plenty of space to avoid other shoppers, good range of clothing and food. The best part was the fact that it felt pleasant. The negative was a broken toilet knob which is bad considering its only opened 16 days ago. The rest of the building excellent with load of natural light. As a shareholder I would say it's another successful new store in a very good location. I'm biased but the experience is true and I will be back shopping for more.

I'm just thinking MKS now 111p, Vodafone 112p.
Which one will finish the year higher?
MKS will win in my view.

I sincerely hope that 32p because it has just bounced off it.
It's hard to fathom this decline but there is uncertainty.
I think there will be a bid hopefully more than 40p. Anywhere under, in my view, they should do equity raise and go it alone. 1B off the debt would put AA in a better place for a years and reduce the interest.

I've decided that the pervertts are wanting to buy, hence the news from Jeffrey that AA has no value. We all know that's is rubbish because they will either get bid or do fundraising themselves. So, I see value here in truth, and bought at 34.4p which I think will have an upside of 30% minimum, hopefully a lot more.

I think they wanted to come out with negative post just before a bid which will be over 40p. I assume it's a minimum of 45p. They are helping a mate scoop up. I thought it'll happen before a bid

I bought back yesterday at 300p.
It's too cheap although I was also not happy about the quiet July. I can presume that quiet July happens every year so does it matter? We will see! But get into September and rest of the year things will not be like their quiet July.

Retail sales increase in the UK coupled by Ocado sales start on Tuesday, the environment for MKS is getting exciting. I got my M&S items booked in for Tuesday instead of Waitrose. Good times ahead

From Reuters

Description: Retail sales are bouncing back faster than expected in the UK, but with jobless numbers forecast to surge, economists say the recovery could prove short lived. Julian Satterthwaite reports. Short Link: https://refini.tv/3hhutWX Video Transcript:

UK shoppers are back in a bigger way than expected. New data Friday showed retail sales in July surged past pre-crisis levels. Volumes were up 3.6% from June above all economists’ forecasts. Compared with February, before the crisis really hit home, they were up 3%. The numbers show retailing enjoying a much faster bounce back than most of the economy, but the headline figure masks very different stories for different types of shops. Supermarkets and food stores have enjoyed robust growth as people eat more at home. Household goods shops have also done well as locked-down consumers spend on their homes. But clothing and footwear stores have really suffered with sales still down 25% on a year ago. Companies including Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, Dixon's Carphone, and WHSmith have announced thousands of redundancies as sales stay weak. The damage to government finance is evident too. Separate figures Friday showed total public debt soaring past 2 trillion pounds for the first time. That's $2.65 trillion. Now, unemployment numbers are forecast to rise sharply once the government job support scheme stops at the end of October. Many economists think that means the recovery in retail spending could prove short-lived

Sorry I've held IG short term and mid-term.
You suddenly appear here as an expert?
Seriously - where were you when IG was 535-590p range earlier in the year. I didn't see you here then!