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That is indeed a reasonable question, insuppose we shall see the direction of travel very shortly

Now that call should be interesting.

Evi, i hope not too, but Glen do seem to be chasing a tie up quite strongly.

Maybe this is part of the reason we still hold such an amount of stock in treasury - i assume stock holders would get a vote on any such 'deal'?, that 10% in treasury may play a part somehow. But who know how it will all pan out in the end.

Keep the money in the bank Glenda, or buy a few bulk carriers.
Alternatively help me out and pay my mrs's Next bill off with a special.

John
As ever, you have a good way with words and have Captain Ineptune well and truly described to a T.

p.s. welcome to the 'troll' club, or as its otherwise known, the 'alternative non permitted view' club

"Daytrade you posted a couple of weeks ago trying to ridicule my investment in GST, pouring scorn on my 0.7p average (which is actually significantly lower now).

Kind of funny that now isn't it.

The lesson for you is that your toxicity will always come back to haunt you and show you for the fool you are"

Im not fussed how you spend your money one iota, its yours too lose afterall.

What i would say is that (confirmed in your own postings) you seem to buy shares in the "couple of hundred quid" amounts, so quite frankly when spending less than a paperboy earns and seeing it rise is hardly going to excite your bank manager is it.

Small change player lol

Oh i think that hats already claimed elsewhere Coasty.

You never did say when i asked you before, when is it likely we can expect that £6.50 you were suggesting this sp could be?

I must have inadvertantly missed your previous response.

Im assuming mid area of his posted alleged range of 40-60k, so 50k (allegedly).

But judging by his embarrasing levels of "i topped up with a few hundred quid" posts elsewhere, he could just hold half a dozen BOO in reality.

Last of the big spenders, for such a confident flag waving ambassador.

Oh i think thats you im afraid, continually shown up for what you are.

Im quite sure the British Retail Connsortium know something about. . . errr. . . . British Retail.

They say ONLINE CLOTHING SALES ARE DOWN. Maybe you should report them for "manipulation" if you are so sure you are right, and have even a shred of evidence?

Dont suit your narrative though, does it, so you just attack lie attack lie. Always the same.

Online retailers also benefited from the boost in sales of home items, but SAW CONTINUED DECLINE IN SALES ACROSS MOST OTHER CATEGORIES, PARTICULARLY CLOTHING"

I have CAPITALISED the most interesting bit, just for those hard of reading types on here.

Dont shoot the invested messenger guys, no wonder BOO have placed a 2% payment retention on all their supplier payments as reported by others on here. Im sure suppliers love that nasty little trick.

https://brc.org.uk/insight/content/retail-sales/retail-sales-monitor/reports/202303_uk_rsm/

"So maybe don't conflate overall retail with online pure play daytrade."

I confused nothing whatsoever. Indeed the posted article SPECIFICALLY says that online clothing suffered the most.

Clearly you still cant read, and just continue to misrepresent confirmed and published data straight from the BRC's mouth.

You really should stop lying.

So now the board bs ramp merchant thinks the British Retail Consortiums data is "more amusing rubbish" and incorrect. You really couldnt make it up - but that clown does.

Im sure others who are far less 'grey cell' challenged will take the published data for exactly what it is, and ignore the argumentative captain Neptune, who only seems to think HE knows what the state of the world is.

Probably still thinks the earths flat too.

Seems online clothes sellers March sales are down, according to the British Retail Consortium and their KPMG partners. Quite the worry. Such sales usually pick up around this time with the holiday and summer season wardrobe spends etc. Not good news folks, and these people have their fingers right on the pulse. Must be FuD or "paid for content" though eh lol lol.

"High street retailers saw some limited growth across most categories in March, but as consumers cut back on eating out, spending on home comforts, accessories and furniture saw the biggest growth with people looking to entertain at home instead. Online retailers also benefited from the boost in sales of home items, but SAW CONTINUED DECLINE IN SALES ACROSS MOST OTHER CATEGORIES, PARTICULARLY CLOTHING"

I have CAPITALISED the most interesting bit, just for those hard of reading types on here.

Dont shoot the invested messenger guys, no wonder BOO have placed a 2% payment retention on all their supplier payments as reported by others on here. Im sure suppliers love that nasty little trick.

https://brc.org.uk/insight/content/retail-sales/retail-sales-monitor/reports/202303_uk_rsm/

He wont manage that at all Jongle, bleat bleat bleat is all that occurs, been like that ever since being here.
Im waiting for the "manipulation" rowlocks to start up again lol,
Too simples for captain Neptune to just realise that the markets dislike this company and its performance, and it aint going anywhere fast.

His nonsense doesnt convince nor speak for anybody else.

"Daytrade you commented that high streets were getting busier and busier. This implies all time highs."

In your mind only maybe.

High streets getting busier and busier most certainly doesnt "imply all time highs" at all.
How on earth you can state this make believe nonsense bs is beyond sense and clearly shows the level of your desparation, and inability to read, once again.

It merely says high streets are getting busier and busier.

Oh the desparation (and further abuse)

No wonder you are in such a hole here and keep up with the delusional tendancies day in day out.

Who actually said anything about levels being higher than "pre pandemic" levels? Other than you of course, clinging onto the 'online' hype hope.

The document provided clearly states footfall is IN GROWTH. Exactly as i stated. Maybe not back to prepandemic levels, and maybe slowing slightly post Xmas/January sales.

But GROWING none the less EXACTLY as i stated. No wonder you are up the creek without a paddle here. Reading numbers not your thing, is it.

What part of "total UK footfall increased by 10.4% in February" do you have trouble understanding? Maybe another ramper could help you understand.

"Total UK footfall increased by 10.4% in February (YoY), 2.1 percentage points worse than January and worse than the 3-month average increase of 12.8%.
High Street footfall increased by 17.8% in February (YoY), 2.4 percentage points worse than last month's rate and worse than the 3-month average rise of 18.4%.
Retail Parks saw footfall decrease by 3.3% in February (YoY), 0.2 percentage points better than last month's rate but the same as the 3-month average decline of 3.3%.
Shopping Centre footfall increased by 11.7% in February (YoY), 0.7 percentage points worse than last month's rate but marginally better than the 3-month average rise of 11.3%."

Pretty flat and staying that way for now, id say.
Cant see anything positive to move it much upwards out there at the moment.

See the following Coasty.

https://brc.org.uk/news/corporate-affairs/footfall-feb-23/

Please note the word GROWTH. Look it up in a dictionary if still confused.

Now, i know thats not a very familiar word here, other than in lowered BOD incentive plans but im sure the British Retail Consortium knows what it means.

And before you try and be cute once again, i know it says GROWTH has SLOWED, but its still GROWTH, im sure you understand.

Plenty coasty, if you can actually be bothered to look, rather than just post agressive garbage like usual.

Heres just a little for you, you can use your own time, or maybe try your eyes when out and about.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65203975
Very busy in Scotland and down here, high street rammed up with tourists for weeks now.

Happy to help :)

Hardly any shakes to nip in for a quick look about when having a coffee etc id have thought Readon? Hardly the whole bank holiday is it.
Spent a nice few days enjoying life in the Highlands personally with the mrs, and no posting. Journeys a long one from Sunny Cornwall, but lifes for living eh!

Easter eggs all round, bar one.