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Ah - the day trader stirs - good luck to you mrc - hopefully now, we will all get a lift up with the SP here - it seems overdue after a promising start in the summer and the deflating update.

Monkey - my post was also tongue in cheek to the master of FX - an ultimate day trader.

I am not a day trader or Spanish but if I was, I think I would regard the 17.00 post as rather insulting - any one of any ethnicity, long term holder or day trader is entitled to hold this share - apart from shorts of course.

Well it was certainly a Friday afternoon, after everyone has gone home for the weekend, surprise - lets hope it fires up the SP.

Auson
The trade has a trade flag TNCP followed by an identical trade that has the trade flag CANC TNCP

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/ENQ/enquest-plc/trade-recap?page=13

Kraken
The trade was cancelled.

I should add that i did book at around 00.15 in the morning.

Neil
The email I was sent invited me to book a slot the next day - not on the day that it was sent.
I did look on the day the email was sent but Christmas slots weren't available - on the next day, I had the full choice and booked.

I am just as likely to be right as you on this issue romaron - even though your analysis seems rather over complex as always.

its just my opinion as always - simply put, I think AB regards Enquest as a growth company and growth companies don't generally pay dividends.

I don't see any evidence that AB is ready to consider a dividend or a share buy back program after debts are reduced.
He seems much more likely to borrow more to develop Bressay and Bentley or buy more assets.
I think for AB, Enquest is still a growth company and will continue to be so for some time yet, remember he is only 56 years old.
I guess he will probably only think about share holder value when he is ready to retire or move on.

Any fall in sales during September's fuel crisis at M&S's High Street stores were probably more than offset by an increase in online sales - the improvements made to M&S.com will, I think, show clearly in November's figures.

The reported fall in retail sales of just 0.2% in September after also falling for the four previous months would normally be cause for concern, but it needs further analysis.
Numbers in the early part of the summer were distorted by Covid and although August wasn't good, it never is because of holiday's.
As for the September dip, that was entirely predictable because of the fuel shortage - the only surprise was that it wasn't higher.
I still think that we can be confident as Christmas approaches.

Looks like Brent has started to succumb to gravity - it never goes up at the rate is has over the last few months for long - maybe it will test $80.

As a mid week smart pass holder, I had an invite to order for Christmas on September 29th with orders being taken from 30th September - I ordered on the 30th and had a choice of slots on every day from 20-24th December.

Maybe you simply missed your email invite Neil and when you tried to book all the slots were gone???

Not sure how you work that out Discern?
Morrisons is a supermarket group - Ocado is a tech company.

Thank you AquaeSulis - I can now see that there is much more going on than I thought.

https://www.energynetworks.org/newsroom/h2explainer-what-will-britains-first-hydrogen-village-look-like

Its far from clear what the Government strategy is regarding domestic heating.

They seem to have put all their eggs in one basket with heat pumps but they simply are not a viable option for all, other than maybe new builds.

The other main alternative is all electric heating with the option of adding solar - I guess this will become the norm for most if gas isn't an option.

As for convering the gas main to hydrogen, I have seen no news that this is even being considered other than a few trials - unless anyone else has more info?

Reading between the lines it seem that the plan is to use hydrogen grids in to serve heavy industry and other power hungry industries.

Cop26 will all be blah blah blah and vilifying Scott Morrison….. unfortunately.

No qualifications at all romaron.
it just seems to be common sense that if gas ceases to be an option and heat pumps don't work then electric radiators are the best option - especially as they are likely to be much cheaper to install - not sure about running costs though?

I agree heat pumps are cr*p - why not just install electric heating with maybe solar to supplement if appropriate for the house.
Electric heaters are available that can be linked to form a central heating system wirelessly, so as long as they are situated close to socket points there is no need to disturb the floors.