Mogo love your interpretation..14 Mar 2014 10:57
On consistent dropping volumes over the main markets, this fact to me seems very over looked to be by most( as they howl on about all-time highs!). I am a simple restaurant chef/owner and yet common business sense can be applied to all, if I was to continue to inflate my prices so I provoked a drop off in trade, I could promote a special offer on the more popular dishes(say10-15% off my best seller)(the banks are currently 10-15% off).then failing that let's try another popular sale..(supermarkets)...and so in the end it all comes down to bums on seats(or volume of trade),but if you had previously over inflated by 50%(through QE,but don't get me started on that) would 15%off be true value, and yet if you visit any bank/supermarket,ect on lse the quote "bargain territory, great buying opportunity,ect come up over and over again...if they are bargains what the heck does that make a share like this(and many others)?...gla, and continue to keep the faith(and top-up when we can:))