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MM hiding behind his gorillas not being the general leading from the back a total whoos. Needs to go, he's not worth the toe nail of Alan Sugar Jeff Bezoz, a total disgrace to the retail shareholders.
With fleas like the board.
Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/down-92-since-ipo-going-073000834.html
John 09 pointed out on the lunatics board adv that £18 million is being saved next year from pension contributions. Excellent
Kept the Dividend in place, and closing 2 legacy issues in sight, Market seems to like it. I certainly do. GLA and with its link to amazon other whales hopefully will follow. Then there's always potential payments from FB and Alphabet legislated in law. Interesting times ahead.
We have a punk called MM when what we need is strategist like Tommy Shelby from Peaky Blinders who can make strong decisions and doesn't whine like a brat. Otherwise nothing will change.
So Reach have sold a massive site in Scotland and no mention of peice achieved. https://www.insider.co.uk/news/former-daily-record-headquarters-acquired-32176028. Any ideas?
That would be music, they did say the wanted a newspaper.
Anyone any idea if the Amazon deal can be replicated say with S4 Tesco Sainsburys etc? And what's the amounts involved?
Said it 2 years ago, but still lacks the thrill element of monthly prizes, after all its a red top, people will pay more for the thrill of winning reasonable prizes, not toasters. Now inflation is turning down and hopefully interest rates to follow what a £5a month to be in the draw for cash prizes, which makes the difference.
Hopefully all the sales out of the way and the trials will start to be finalised, some good news on the pensions and a maintained or increased dividend? First hockey stick for a long while.
It's obvious mm is the Jonah in the company, He's no Alan Sugar, Richard Branson, he's an amateur in comparison, the company needs a leader who hasn't got the small market stall mentally, otherwise this baby is going nowhere. A bid hopefully will appear and made public otherwise this nonsense can go on for years.
I haven't a clue. Expired 2 days ago ffs. Sit tight all the pieces are coming together.
When is their 6 month's expiry, if they fancy another bite of the cherry?
Keep selling if that works for you 😎
Why be a square when you can be noob, I mean qube, wonder how much the beatches are making this morning?
Ig have stopped trading 🙄.
Run by a smart guy, who you never hear, much action little talk.
May be relevant, that we are in a wave/trend at the beginning.
Food Companies May Starve As The Weight-loss Market Expands (1133 Gmt)
The stellar success of weight-loss treatments has taken its makers to new heights, with Novo Nordisk briefly becoming Europe's most valuable company as surging demand for its blockbuster drug Wegovy fatten up the pharmaceutical giant's profits.
Analysts don't see this trend going away anytime soon, with Jefferies expecting enthusiasm for drugs in the same class as Wegovy to snowball into a $100 billion global market over the next ten years or so.
However, this spells trouble for other sectors, particularly for the food and restaurant industry, as Wegovy and Eli Lilly's Mounjaro, which is still awaiting regulatory approval as an obesity treatment, are designed to reduce hunger.
Investors have already started cutting exposure to the packaged food sector, with Nestle shares slumping to a 2-1/2 year low on Friday while peers Danone and Unilever also took a hit.
"It is just that people now started going after food companies – took a while, but this is the stage we are in currently with Wegovy as a game changer in obesity," a Berlin-based trader said.
In the United States, big-ticket retailer Walmart also sounded the alarm, telling Bloomberg it has seen a slight pullback in food consumption due to the appetite-suppressing drugs.
Shares of Walmart are on track for their third straight week of losses while burger chain McDonald's is on track for its sixth week in the red. Cadbury-maker Mondelez is eyeing its biggest weekly percentage decline in over a year.
"There (is) some research that says that there could be a 20-30% drop in hunger for people who are taking these drugs and that certainly means that cravings could come to an end. So all your burgers and pizzas and pastas, those kind of players could be affected," said Charu Chanana, market strategist at Saxo Markets in a video series hosted by Saxo in late September