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TSSZ said: "Yes the clever people bought loads yesterday and lots more clever people bought even more today"
You calling me clever? There are many who would dispute that.
Broke the down 50% barrier today.
If the reds and blues are to be believed, I did my usual trick, bought which started a trend by everyone else to sell. Let's see what tomorrow brings, other than more high winds and rain.
Just looked like they were buying some and selling some, usually at a slightly higher price.
As a long term buyer of stuff from MM I know their general line of business and they're a good company but reading the recent RNS, is a lot of the buys/sells Shore Cap trading rather than investing?
I bought into CWR at a price of 955p and gave up October last year at 263p. This 50% rise still wouldn't get me back to where I sold out.
SplungeGasket said:
What complete waffle! No surprise I've lost 75% on this waste of space.
-72% here. i used to big a big fan of SMS, he used to talk a lot of sense. So deep now it's not worth pulling out and reinvesting as I'd never make the losses back. May as well sit it out and hope for a recovery/take over. Of course it could still drop further!
Friends staying with us at the moment, their Grandson is a Persimmon apprentice brickie.
Put my hand up, I have traded this twice and regretted it. Watched it rise, then fall so many times so traded it, only to see it not fall any lower then jump up. Lesson(s) learnt. Staying in now and adding. Sorry if that's the kiss of death...
COP26 and all that, PHE, CWR, EQT and countless others, I too got caught up in the green future
While the Vet side of PETS is an increasing arm of the business, PETS also have many retail outlets, food, toys, bedding etc catering for dogs, cats, small mammals, fish etc. The retail outlet near me is always busy, often with me! Can't see this drop lasting. Until yesterday, it was a definite buy, think it still is.
116p and I break even - been a LTH, wish I'd had some cash to add at the low point but hey ho.
Good to hear all went well with the op, get well soon Sir.
(and get the SP back up there where it belongs).
Took profits at lunchtime when it looked to have plateaued and was falling back. Just before it started to climb some more. It's a while since it's been this high but was £12 before and may well get there again. Without me this time unfortunately unless it retreats significantly first.
Taverham: had to laugh at that but behind the humour there may be some truth in that comment.
FFS indeed if it's Viagra you're shopping for...
Wouldn't have thought it that difficult, there's fork lifts running on bottle gas (LPG?) at the moment.
I'm quite a fan of Sir Martin.
However I also was a fan of a certain Mr Woodford so obviously I'm not a good judge of character...
Wouldn't be surprised if it isn't Credit Suisse that is the problem, things not going well within that organisation at present I believe.
Just read a few comments from borrowers on her web page. People blaming anyone but themselves for the amount they need to pay back, people who have had multiple loans yet still complain about the company, and people who have paid back loans in full but are on the compensation train. Does no one take responsibility for their own actions anymore?