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As whaaat!!?

Itching to create a stop-loss today but can't bring myself to do it even thought there's been some momentum today. This boy needs a holiday away from this rain; 900p will secure it!

Yeah, quality pub. Occasionally pop in if I get food relief from work or if the trains are knackered. Usually settle for a swift pint of BFG or Fireside for something a bit more robust in taste.

JDW is the most exciting thing I've ever added (and trimmed/re-added, etc).

I passed the Square Peg last night around 2130 and could see that it was quieter than usual. P heads to the tram side, nursing empty point glasses. However, a fair few covers to the roundabout side, with groups of studenty-types all having food. Still slightly worrying.

That said, Great Western had a roaring trade last Sunday night when I popped in for a cheeky Leffe as I missed the last undisturbed train - I suspect this had much to do with it. So, people happy to be there, paying a higher price/station tax, must have just been the weather yesterday.

I thought we established that MCG is not CINE (nor JWG for that matter). It's like me saying CCL, debt of a small country, will go bankrupt - it is actually managing this massive liability better then most. I think people would be more receptive of the opinions from those with short positions if they could just stick with accurate, non-repetative, helpful analysis (even if it's bad for LTHs). GLA - whatever your position and do enjoy this lovely weekend weather!

At this rate, will be seeing 10 by August - even of that's an overestimate, it's still not too long to wait. As usual, I'll set rolling stop-loss around 9 and with a spread of around 0.25. Hopefully it won't kick in this time and I get a rare triple bag. GL!

Long term holder here who has averaged down to the expected upper limit of what's forecasted in the 12 month target price - I'll be divest risk at that price.

However, it seems that on every quarter cycle, we have comments about how this compares or contrasts to a certain John Wood Group and now we're having comparisons by some contributors to Cineworld.

Surely this isn't helpful as this is comparing apples and oranges. It may be more beneficial to look at others in the sector or any companies which may actually be very similar, but for reasons which will obviously need to be justified.

It's not a great result and admittedly, some panic has set in: They've issued a profit warning, anticipating annual operating profits around £185 million, nearly 10% below expectations - this doesn't strike me as the end of the world.

As someone helpfully suggested, the German contract won't last forever - with £408 million in cash coming in to help with debts and cash flow, this doesn't sound terrible.

So definitely not Cineworld, right?

Can I get excited now? 👀

I think we're getting back into that sweet, sweet stop loss territory again. Free money!!!

That's proper good that, Dave!

I'll drink to that!

Safe as houses. Glad to see the back of the pandemic which is anathema to hospitality sector. Finally above 10pc overall and set a so loss accordingly. Will keep putting what I can in until my target of a tenner is exceeded.

I'm with you, thanks for the insight. If Greggs can x3/x4 in 10 years, I'm sure this can too. I'll keep adding a few here and there over the years.

I was just thinking that if jdw is flushed with everyone's beer money, when will we get a slice of the dividend?

Big Punt, your estimation on any future dividend would be received with high confidence.