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Ranks of Quiz, Mulberry, Debenhams, Mysale, Carpetright, Mothercare, Brown group, Laura Ashley

Are having a field day.

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58p, i wa going to top up, but bought SDRY instead Superdry have dropped 30%

I'm in with a punt, NAV 20p, will be back above 20p in the next few days.

Most likey they will cut the dividend for being too high.

Unfortunately the dividend dates are way off, sp will rise a week or two before ex div.

At 68p and now it starting to go down? It worth £1 Mccolls will takeover the high street with convient store, post office and banking all in one.

IRV was down to 7p this morning get in now, once Brexit is sorted tomorrow then IRV will be back into 20p again.

Interseve also have a low free float too.

IRV is looking to bounce back to 15p from 7p soon.

Law and the takeover panel did not work for SEPU takeover.

Also with banks closing branches these Post Office will provide some banking services too, its all about consolidation and going digital payments.

Ain't Post Office closing hundreds of its locations back in August this year and the closures will take throughout 2019.

Undervalued but don't they own over a thousand stores/shops? Are the shops leased, freehold and how much rent do they pay as you know rent is going up and retail not doing good with Brexit coming next year, maybe thats why the sp is down trending imo, this is undervalued as much as INTU, FOOT, DEBS, QUIZ, FLYB, TCG to name a few.

Everyone is tightenng their belts including the banks, even more so after Christmas and Brexit around the corner.

On the balance sheet NAV is -183p, for the next interim results in March 2019 net assets will be less than this years £33m because of Brexit and economy going down.

What happened to OPHR LNG project? is it up in smoke as in write off or impairement charge? Thx.

TCG Thomas Cook down another 20% today soon will be 20p then 10p, the bidders here might bid for TCG instead.

Intu is selling more assets before the property and real estate prices going down soon like after christmas thats when retailers will suffer, with brexit next year deal or no deal better than a bad deal uk economy will still be down, so expect intu NAV will be down hard if most of it assets are in London.

Hes is one of the factors that bring down the retailers on the high street, but the greedy landlords keep increasing rent every year along with increasing business rates no wonder why high street going down and more empty shopping units in shopping centers, Debenham have to pay something in the north of £20m pa for renting a store in london now imagine whats the rent will be outside of london.