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Hey everybody, we are not gonna make as much profit (although we may). So expect our prices to go up.

There's no demand for bricks, houses, etc.

Similar message from Gleeson management a few days ago, (SP now recovering). The manipulation is almost laughable.

Odd that Bellway reported such good results today. Seemingly very much in contrast to Gleeson's. But there is director buying which adds another odd aspect. Labour's predicted 3m new houses, was halved today, we just cannot build them quick enough, all very odd.

Thanks for that link,

There are 3923 trades recorded on there, PI’s apparently not included

Still not listed as an holding on H&L.

Apparently not trade-able by Jo Public on H&L or x-o (Jarvis).

Clearly marked on H&L “EX RIGHTS TODAY”, did notice some folks confusing the 20th (the day they set the rights price based on the share price on that day) and the actual day the purchase of NG shares is without the right to buy at 645p, today the 24th.

Still not trading on H&L, not even listed on holdings now. Shown at 225p on Bearbull. So 225p plus the 645p right to buy equates to about 870p. So the rights seem to have the edge, should you be able to buy any!

Ngpn.l on bearbull at 250p up from 220p start.

So 96 ng.l shares bought yesterday are now worth 899 (asl write) plus 28 ngpn.l at 250p.

Rights are NGPN, not trading on H&L yet

Latest news. Authorities in Iceland have downgraded the threat level from the volcano that erupted earlier this week, as officials said they could no longer observe volcanic activity at the site of the eruption.

European carmakers have secured less than a sixth of the key raw materials they will need by 2030 to make electric vehicle batteries, according to analysis that highlights the expected scramble for green-tech resources.

Hold recommendation in the Telegraph last week, (Questor).

I think the focus at the moment is the volcanic eruption now identified as likely to be at Grindavik. It's quite some distance from Verne, about 18m as the crow flies. Far enough away to be completely safe, but near enough for a panic sell. Even if the worst should happen, I'm sure it's insured and Verne Global is "almost" sold.

Although I wasn't updated by PB until today, I did get 82 shares.

From the weekends papers and comments,:-

Buy’ bid target Digital 9 Infrastructure after 40% plunge, say analysts

High-risk investors should jump on DGI9, say brokers Investec and Stifel, as the digital infrastructure fund is a bid target after yesterday's 'shambolic' cancellation of the dividend.

Strangely (these offers usually appear when market closed), SVT offer opened at 8am and was open to all. It closed early at 10am with a "suggested" price of 2150p. Just a matter of waiting now to find out if I got any.

That's good of H&L, was it for free or was it for their usual £11.95. Making a 1k purchase £477.95 or 4.77p. And at current price 4.88p.

Popped by my surgery this morning, didn't look that it was worth less than it did last week. Property is only ever worth what someone will pay for it, so this latest "valuation" is quite interesting.

So there it is, alk the institutions/ bank/ directors get their money, the business is sold for a song and the poor shareholders......

"final completion of the Business Outsourcing Sale, it should be noted that it is highly unlikely that there will be a substantial, or any, amount available to Shareholders following payment of all creditors and costs".

Probably, almost certainly zilch

Looks like this is the answer, snippet from Investors Week.
"The vast majority of the proceeds from the deal will go towards repaying £33.7m owed to Santander UK, with the firm stating that it was "highly unlikely" shareholders would receive payouts once costs were settled".

Nice to know Santander Bank will get it's money back, rather than the thousands of shareholders that were taken in by the Primary Bid fundraise.

MJ Hudson to delist from London stock market Aim
London has lost another listing as asset management consultant MJ Hudson said it was planning to quit the Aim junior stock market.

data and analytics arms and its business outsourcing division.

The proceeds of the transaction will go towards paying MJ Hudson’s £33.7m debt owed to its senior lender, Santander UK. The company expects that further funding will be required to complete the sale of its business outsourcing division, which includes multiple regulated entities.