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Selling with a profit is always a good time to sell tbh. I sold up at 1.85 and don't regret it, made about a 100% profit.

Yup, its just timing I was not expecting RR to continue up on the results as they had been flagged already and the share went up 35p, yet it has gone up another 15p with the detailed results published.

I was expecting a lot more from IAG, but the debt and raising interest rates, I think is really hurting it, although as someone pointed out here, only 25% is on variable rates, the rest is fixed.

I was expecting IAG to be the one breaking the £2 barrier at this point not RR tbh.

I sold out of my RR stock at 1.85 and moved it all here, so that was not my best call ! lol

I am hoping my retirement.. lol

Very well put.

A good point when you put it like that not sure, you would expect much more trading volume.

My biggest problem is this shares lack of liquidity, for reasonable quantities., you can easily get stuck it in, unable to sell as the MM says no.

I take 0.5 all tbh and I can see it happening, which puts the company on @ £50m UKP valuation or so, which is less than Cambay its main asset.

I would not be a politician if they paid millions, it is an impossible job with continual hate throw at you.

But yes sorry I get on my soap box around politics.

I am not a spring chicken myself and I am going to join the Great resignation and retire soon, I have had enough of work for the time being at least.

Https://www.nimblefins.co.uk/savings-accounts/average-household-savings-uk#wealthbyage

We are spending about 2 and 1/2 more as % of GDP on Health care then were 30 years ago as a country, from 5% then to 12.5% now. that is a massive change and reflected in a reduction is all the other governments departments and increased taxes.

Maybe pensioners should continue to pay NI as they are the biggest users of the NHS?

These are really complex issues and spending tax money is a zero sum game when you spend one why, you lose out another.

Total healthcare expenditure as a share of GDP in the United Kingdom from 1980 to 2022.

2021 12.4%

2020 12.2%

2019 10%

2018 9.7%

These are really complex issues and spending tax money is a zero sum game when you spend one why, you lose out another.

Less and less workers, more and more elderly, care like all health care is taking more and more of the national tax spend, leaving less and less for investment, education, military, police, roads etc etc....

We have a massive problem in this country with long term sickness of people of working age.

Most people money is tied up in assets and the elderly are generally much better off than the young.

Nothing stopping anyone from taking out insurance against care costs.

Yup in profit sitting on over 300k no shares, hoping for a £2 plus at Q3 results.

WOW big drop for absolutely no reason at all, very odd for a company this size, massive over reaction on share price.

Not expecting another peak until Q3 results, but was expecting 170-180 range in the meantime.

I spend too much time trying to work out if I have enough to retire lost of spreadsheets lol It would good to start buying Gov Bonds in the not too distance future tbh. lol

Well I am looking for a Retirement out I had really big RR holding ridden from 90p to 185p, all those eggs are in IAG now, as Q3 is 80% booked already, so over £2 maybe £2.30 at Q3 results is my aim.

I sold and do not regret at all, I walked with a 100% profit. :)

40% is a massive over performance based on the expectations they already hit 175 in May against.