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Read what you said about buying in to soon Morgan, depends what you trying to do. If long term investment, maybe buying all in one go, is OK, but I'm beginning to think of buying in three thirds for an investment. If a trade that might be different, perhaps buy in thirds or fifths of what you want to purchase, so if price moves away from you you can either sell up or buy more depending on what you think.... I may buy more of this but only will consider if I can get it 10% below my last purchase, otherwise not buying any more

Thanks for posting useful to know, and encouraging for all our safety and sanity

in my personal Crystal ball gazing, and xl models feel these are worth 24p and then some . I think they have a 70% chance of getting to your stated price by August as potential euphoria in the population sets in.. Ask yourself do you really think the banks want another intu? Nope. I'm sure they're not going to rock the boat, hmso steadied itself quite well. Ask are the shops going to open? Do the British and Europeans love eating out? Is life going to improve? Well that's the way I look at it. Could be wrong,

Pickuzawinnah and why work, very true. I'm personally going to go on a massive shopping eating drinking non stop binge when this is all over. Party like its 1999, dotcom bubble excluded of course

I think the market catching up with current sentiment and covid stats.. As well as a broader sell off. Few bargains in the market just now, due to bull market of last few months. I personally see good speculative returns with hmso, in the mid term... I'm thinking July and might have a good return on these 2024? Maybe even better, just in my opinion

Existing

Hope for decent cfo too..

I see retail recovery ahead, I think many underestimate the fall in covid the vaccinations and spring and summer will bring. These places will be popular once safe to shop and eat out.. Pent up demand, jeez.... Maybe not so bad they didn't sell the retail parks. Wonder if they can create value from the demise of intu. So far no sign of it. Also good update today

Sorry 4% from tesco I meant

True but interesting nonetheless, shows that real interest rates just now are negative, hence keeping cash in the bank is not the best. Financial repression. Good driver as a stock market driver, 4% from bank loans and dirt cheap loans for the masses...

The thing is pothouse what was inflation back then? If you have a savings rate of 6% and inflation running at 5%, the real return is just 1%.. Adjusted cash rates are never that good...

Gavster just don't include it in your divs received calculations! Or reinvest it immediately, they returned it to you, you returned it to the market, same capital invested.... Not tax advice, just for fun

It's Britain's version of Tesla or bitcoin... I had some sub 60p, wish I'd bought way more, didn't buy more as had plenty bought at 3quid and 150 p etc... That said its been a good buy overall. It was free cash flow which first attracted me to the stock, back in 2017 or 2018 thereabouts

Just read they have 30,000 staff off sick or isolating at the moment, huge number, wonder how much of that is genuine sickness... Apologies for scepticism

As we are up slightly on the news looks like further momentum may be maintained, 300p on the cards perhaps

Good to read a positive Rns this morning. I guess if sp does drop it might not be far. Interesting to read of how the continued with the 2019 plans for store reductions and integrations , was not too sure of that when first read. High exceptional charge to accounts but positive nonetheless

Gosh I might be the one in the wrong, but what's with all the debate over what the share price will be after the consolidation? And saying they're going to put it at 5? They'll put back roughly where it was before. Well that's my take on it. Why do they bother I wonder, I don't care if I keep the same no of shares, no consolidation and a price of 1.90 or whatever transpires... Best of luck for the trading statement

Great. Exciting morning tomorrow, tesco results too I think. All the best!

Jsb, of course they will, ref tesco

I hope today's stupid click and collect changes in Scotland don't affect hfd. Guess Scotland should be no more than 10% of turnover. Let's hope Boris doesn't tighten further, because these changes are unexpected