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Yesterday was the first time in over four years that I enjoyed being a PFD holder. Somehow, I resisted the urge to revert back to day trading. I suppose the next few days will give a truer indication of how the SP will go for the short term? GLA

• Repayment of £80m callable at par Floating rate notes in FY20/21 Q1, reducing interest costs by over £4m p.a.
A nice conclusion to that report. Can the sp drop, as it usually does on results day???

I started with £7.5k, within two years I day traded this up to just over £20k. Four years ago, with the news of the "phantom take over" I plowed the lot into PFD. Since then I have cursed my self and the company with my paper loss. Always thinking if only I could get my money back?
Now because there is no interest on any savings accounts, I am happy to stay in and see? GLA

Good luck all you day traders. I dipped my toe in here 4 years ago and am now finally in profit. Hopefully tomorrow goes well?

Many thanks for taking the time to post the information. For a very long time I have cursed the day I bought into this "runt" of a company. It is just possible that this week I many finally feel better. GLA

BoBo has decided we all have to stay in longer, meaning more mass home cooking, meaning more sales. Resulting in "no" movement is the sp. How strange?

Other that stonking recent sales and the pension news, is there any significance to this?

Pee, for the last five years I do not recall any Trading update, that didn't result on the SP dropping on the day. Also, I often wonder if the SP is being kept at this level by the favored MM's and other powers, to attract company buyers? After the last fiasco, I suspect any thing is possible with this lot. GLA

For over fours years, I have constantly cursed the day I bought into PFD. My view, was that it was nothing other than a runt of a company. Hopefully I have been wrong and we won't once again be let down. GLA

I have always cursed the day that I was foolish to get into PFD. Also I don't pretend to be as wise, as many of you city boy and girl professional investors. However, I am sure that cash generated is far more attractive than long term debt. My observations of visiting various food shops, is that PFD products seem to be all shifting very nicely.
My only concern, is that our useless management are taking sufficient precautions to protect the production and distribution staff in order to maximize production.
I don't think anyone is surprised that the SP is this level. But the survivors will still need feeding !

Yet another bad day for this runt !

Despite all the recent positive hype, I suspect more have been sucked into PFD. I am also a victim of the same.

I suspect we are stuck here indefinitely until either a dividend is payable, or a buyer comes along. Why, why did I buy in? I have had other companies go under on me. PFD to me, is just relentless frustration.

now 37.01p. MM's having a laugh.

sorry 39.01p

Who would have believed, after the past few weeks momentum that it would some how drop to 39.15p?. This is very unusual for PFD

Kit, you are correct. I think I have cursed this company for a lot longer that 20 posts. Years of sp decline, profit warnings, excuses after excuses and the curse of the endless debt. It just seems possible, that things/ attitudes are starting to change. Even at 40p I am still £1000's down, but would regard that as some hope. Please let it not be another false dawn?

Are we finally seeing some hope? Just staying above 40p would be progress.

2re, I'm not sure I agree about the Brexit excuse. Is this another sign that we are about to be disjointed again? I hope not, fingers crossed for the 17th.

37.3p to 39.50 in the same day and this is quite normal ?????
Seasons greetings to all. Hopefully another year will not go by, when some of us again curse this runt of a company.