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Yep the Morrison bid means mks should be at 170p minimum now. Alas need to get rid of a dump seller.
Share price should be breaching 139.5p resistance shortly, hopefully today, then head off from there.
Mks sales should have gone up significantly with reduced competition on high street. This sort of mini pandemic continuation is only going to benefit mks as people still will shop for food whilst perhaps some avoiding bigger department stores. Well you can do both in mks so....
There is also the future increase from ocado on the cards as they expand. I take it ocado UK expansion happens in the second half of this year?

Taj is a buyer.
Just really confused and needs to take medication.
But I'm waiting for the Divi to drop into my account to buy more!

Oh my god
There are a fair few professional idiots

Desperate de-rampers calling for 81p.
Same with petrofac they called for 79p.
It never arrived. Useless negative bunch
Vod is possible a dip below a £1 if it happened it would be extremely brief. Good value here facts not feelings.

That's good
Any landlord that refuses cheaper rent needs dumping
Good move.
M&S needs to be ruthless with these landlords. They been sucking money out of retail for too long

Thanks Neil that's interesting information

I'm requesting update for Tuesday August 17th.
A good one that takes the share price up at least 10%.
Thank you!

Added today.
I hope this Sainsbury's takeover talk goes away, it's not mks quality. They need to buy rest of ocado UK, that would do.
But I prefer if they just re-instate the dividends.

Liquinet contributed £55m in a 3 month plus a week.
Is this in line with expectations?
There is no information on synergies yet.

Markets down, most shares down today
But Vodafone is Blue.
Looks like the bottom is in.

Wil57woo said:
Sold all Vodafone yesterday and bought BT.
Today Vodafone is up 1% bt down 6.5%.
Lesson: invest on fundamentals not market herd.
Vodafone will come good.
These are expensive mistakes people buy overpriced shares and sell the bargains. Vodafone is a bargain.

Yep bought back in after a little absence. Paid 1.945 I got no guarantees that it was a good idea. However, I'm optimistic about results next week. Best of luck all

The man Mikey is a clueless clown, not correct.
When the sp has gone sideways for a year, then he cannot be right. He is bored. That is what he is, hel bored.
Anyway he doesn't interest me in the least so I'm not going to post this sort of tribe again, apologies

Mikey is right!
Give me a break even broken clock is right twice daily.
Since November low of £1, it hit 137p in six weeks from that and has gone sideways ever since between 112/113p - 142p
As far as I know Mikey says it only goes down
So he is clearly wrong.
It's gone sideways.
I've not been tight either but neither has he.
It's been a tradeds sideways share for a year

Thank you Basil.
I have commented a few times, not just once, about decrease in debt interest. I have received no comments or replies. Just proves how many ignorant folks on this board and I suspect couple of paid negative derampers. There are some who look to benefit for keeping the sp declines.
Like you say, benefits outweigh the negatives. Why do you think Amazon is $2T worth? Because the market players didn't dwell on nagatives all the time but balanced risks with a long-term outlook. UK market often cannot see beyond a 1-2 weeks view, or max 3 months if you lucky.
If you looked at Vodafone on a 5-10 year view and invested with that, it's obvious. The business opportunities with 5G along with other investment mean that we should be looking at a minimum of £3. But obviously folks are only seeing a month ahead at best!

There was someone here a month ago claiming that people are cancelling their UK contracts because of "GB news".
But Vodafone said "adding 65,000 mobile contracts...in UK"
There is plenty of desperation with the negative people.

Dividend will be paid in 2 weeks and next dividend will be declared mid-November. So it'll be good 2 weeks ahead at least. Next payout is in January so holders are better off than sellers right now.

Current earnings dividend is secure so that should silence those who worry about the debt.

Yes sure.
It's definitely good enough for me :)
Let's see if the market agrees

Furthermore, pre spectrum the earnings were near £2 billion more. So without spectrum the net debt would have been another£2B lower. This is an investment into the future that pays off far more than it costs.
Did you see the Spain RNS? The spectrum rights were for a min of 20 years or up to 40 years. So I wouldn't say net debt is increasing without the investment increasing. Yes if you say £2B from.vantage towers sale reduced debt - maybe so but at the same time hugely valuable 5g spectrum was acquired that will be worth a lot more than that.