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"My major holdings I bought at 40p or thereabouts and SOLD ON THE WAY UP"

Make your mind up trading for losses. You have spent the last few months telling is you kept the entire lot (all the way down from the 400's).

Absolutely jam packed full of carp and BS you are.

P.s. You also forgot about your posted buys in the 70's and 80's.

"It's like you're trying to distract or deflect attention from your own bungle."

Thats all the clown ever does DC, quite transparent his MO.

Been hovering over the buy button this morning for a trading tranche. . . . . . .but decided to sit still for a while and see what happens. You know what Glendas like.

KB, you posted you bought in today at £4.21 then posted you've a bad feeling on commodities.
Confused why you'd buy if thats the case?

Seems a couple more posters on here have got your number now trading for losses.
Stacking up to be quite a few, isnt it.

"Kachrafilter
Yes I saw that downgrade
But look at the trading pattern, it is the same every day.
I think there is a clear plan there if you look at the latest RNS.
ESG strategy is there. Sourcing closer to home to reduce costs. US warehouse now in development. Great collaborations live now. A massive cross brand customer database to enable cross and upsell.
So not sure you can say there is no plan.
Ofcourse there are risks. But with an EV of about £250m I think they are more than baked in."

You missed off :-
Barely any money left in the bank
Tucking into a credit line
Directors continuing to milk the cow with options.
No director buys to show confidence
Share price dropped from mid 400's to low 50's
Poor PR - although bless, the clowns doing his best.
Reputation damage from 'slave trader' allegations
Inflation
Input cost increases
Low margin needs volume, recession building.
Odd product lines - jeans made for ease of number two not number one for example.
Shorted to death by "scum shorters" smelling easy pickings

etc etc etc etc

Love the definition, "now only weeping"

https://www.etymonline.com/word/boo-hoo

See Exane dropped BOO yet lifted Asos a smidge.

"You are ofcourse welcome to your opinion, as unlikely and irrelevant as it may be."

This was the part of trading for losses response to Rifleman that i enjoyed reading the most, and speaks volumes about the clowns attitude.

We are all apparantly welcome to our opinions, but they are "unl8kely and irrelevent" to trading for losses.
Can get more of a closed minded fool than that id guess.

Well you will have to hope that you live another 7 years else hmrc will be looking at IHT for the 'gifted' undervalue amount and will present the son with a substantial bill.
Local authority would be interested to if you end up needing any form of social care, deprivation of assets i think is their phrase.
Then of course the CGT provision and whether the property was your 'main residence' gets involved, if you'd moved elsewhere into a purchased house then transferred it you'll likely fall foul of that as the original house would no longer be primary residence.
Sounds full of financial holes to me (although legal).

https://www.cooklaw.co.uk/can-you-buy-your-parents-house-for-under-market-value/

The first few were not to bad if i remember correctly, they were sold a while back mind. The last one had pretty much doubled in value and fell into the recentish 28% bracket so whilst we had two allowances as joint owners to use the tax was still high, despite ditching a couple of small investments i had losses on at the time as well to knock it down.
Adding in the rent over the 12 years to the eventual gain it was a real money spinner, but with the talk around section 21 notices being removed at that time and my cancer diagnosis the year before it had to go to simply our estate, just in case.
P.s. selling at below market value (we looked into doing this with the tenant who wished to remain for a fast deal) is very much frowned upon by HMRC. Watch your back here.
HMRC came back to us some 20 years after we copied the MP's and flipped a 'doer upper' year and years before. Trust me you or your accountant DONT want that scenario.

Well o thought riflemens question was pretty straightforward and worthy of a decent quick response.

Instead we got the "not that i dont trust you" - implicit in that he doesnt
"your only here to disrupt" - quite a simple, innocious question to answer
"i have no reason to prove myself to you"

The billy liar clown is just a total fraud. Asks questions of everybody, but too chicken to answer any himself.

Yes, she earned a pretty penny, but it was at least a 60-70 hour week with all the add ons. I was running my plumbing company, working a fulltime paye and flipping houses at the same time working 7/7. We earnt a tidy enough pile to set ourselves up for life. Sold my business both quit work and retired to the coast at 42 & 43, with our house here practically paid for and four fully paid for BTL's in Solihull. Both got bored with the sudden change from 'hero to zero' so both went back to work parttime eventually for the social aspects. I started back fulltime first, for a year, as an operator on call 24/7. Standby every fifth week for 7 days/nights - worst week i worked a total of 115 hours out of 168 total. Was like a zomby for days after but operational emergencies neccesitated it. Slowly sold the BTL's as that market became more heavily taxed, got rid of last one about 2 years back and both back to easy peasy 3 days a week for the social interaction, but could quit whenever we wanted in reality but dont fancy the 'zero' spare time again.

Agree on the % wage claims, it will damage the economy when everyone jumps on the band wagon and demands the same for no increase in productivity/efficency, but you can hardly blame people looking out for themselves and their own interests. I couldnt care less what we end up getting personally, we live comfortably on half our wages (which are cr@p now compared to years ago) and never have to touch the savings/shares, so the excess just gets added to the pot. But am fully aware others are not so lucky so would wish them luck with a decent increase.
Looking at a nice big loft conversion (cira 125m2) to the current pad however or, more preferably, a move away to a small holding in Wales for a bit more of the country life permament retirement and outdoor space, whichever comes along first.

Well it is comforting (im being kind) to read that trading for losses will in fact, once he grows up, be able to enjoy retirement. Im guessing pension age is around 50 years or so away currently.

It is however perhaps fortunate that he has entrusted pension funds to somebody other than himself to hopefully preserve its value. If he'd left it to himself, no doubt he'd be suffering a catestrophic loss of value, as he has with his own self invested equities, and surviving old age on a pittance.

As for believing him, well im not so sure, so many previously told lies and much abusive language kind of removes the credability of the clown for me, but it s clear he needs all the help he can get - imaginary or not.

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certainly plenty of puff and speculation on this board from the usual clowns.
All the way upto £4.50,
like the Duke of York is this one with nonsense ramping.

Nice pretty graph for those that still use crayons to look at.

Quite the bounce back post covid, and all at increasing ticket prices.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/734223/ryanair-passenger-figures/

"Ryanair, meanwhile, said its June passenger numbers surged to 15.9 million from 5.3 million a year earlier. Ryanair's June passenger numbers were its best so far this year, eclipsing May's 15.4 million, and also topped the 14.2 million passengers reported in June 2019."

Dont shoot the messenger. Noted the phrase TOPPING 14.2 MILLION PASSENGERS IN JUNE 2019.
Suggests the current share price is very CHEAP to me, wish i could buy more.

"RYA SP currently down 38% since February and more trouble (strikes) to come. SP will be sub 11€ soon."

Long way down still to match the ramped to death £4.50 BOOHOO share.
Currently down from mid 400's to 52p - all following the Doomsters continual ramps.
And they didnt have their industry effectively shut down for two years either.
Mearly a 90% decline for you there, our mathmatically challenged "professional"

John, that slave trader is doomed im afraid. Like Rya its had a 'bit of nasty press' lobbed in its direction, but unfortunately for them they dont have the calibre of decent management in position to fight back. Its been one long steady decline from the mid 400's down to the low 50's because of that. Rya on the other hand have Mikey, who excells in turning bad PR into profits and media coverage, slavetrader BOO need such a person, rather than the week overspending 'glamourous' money spenders they currently have.

See todays announcment of a "surge" in passenger numbers, almost 16million bums on seats this past month alone. Now its obviously not going to ne that sort of number every month, but hypothetically assuming they maintain similar growth for a good few months this year, then those sorts of figure would put bums on seats right back towards the previous record highs. Whats not to like with that!

The slave trader may wish to partner up with good old Mikey, maybe add a cheap bikini rag or something to the onboard 'dolly trolley' offerings and boost up thoseflagging BOO sales on the trips overseas.
Any left overs could be used to give the windshield a quick wipeover as neccasary.

Blimey, im having to have a sit down to type this, but i can confirm that I am currently in the very very VERY rare position of agreeing with EVERYTHING the doomster has uttered below regards schools/teachers..

I know, imagine my own surprise at such a first. Had to pinch myself.

My wife was deputy head at a rather large primary in Solihull for years, worked her ar5e off. She and The head teacher constantly nagged at me to become a Governor, i attended a few meetings as an observer and it put me off the idea for life, although i did quite a lot of 'unofficial' volunteering there over the years. Organised and managed a full refurb of a few acres of 'wildlife' area with a team of 60 colleagues from work, newly built footpaths, ponds, fencing clearance landscaping etc, well when your a "gas meter reader" you do have access to a lot of mechanical plant and labour, afterall.
Dont do marking or planning though, but do keep an eye on the professionally qualified teaching staff, despite no formal allied qualifications being required for themselves, always strikes me as a bit odd that - just the risk that you end up with a right busybody aboard.

"When I was a school governor in England (a few years ago) in both primary and secondary there was no extra allowance for playground duty, canteen duty nor parents evenings - they were expected to do these extra jobs as part of the role. They also have to ring parents, do sports/plays/revision sessions etc, meetings after school, marking and planning. Not to mention the almost annual changes to school policies and national curriculum. People think they have great holidays but those are usually people that have no idea what the job entails.

Teachers, in my opinion, are underpaid in UK which is one reason why there is always a massive shortage of teachers and such a high level of churn. I would fully support it if the teachers went on strike. If I remember correctly I think they've had a real terms pay cut of 20% since 2010 under the Tories. Compared to average earnings across the economy teacher salaries are at their lowest for 40 years."