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�35 perhaps on the slight drop in the load factor. Still growing passengers at a rate of knots and its FCF must be sky high. Investing in airline shares is never going to be plain sailing but with the route expansion and more aircraft at Luton airport I expect more investors to be checking in for the long haul here.

this one hasn't ran out of gas yet. Investors must be left fuming at the lack of progress. It might be an idea to publish that CIBSE report as in a worse case scenario they could burn it to keep the lights on. You got to hand it to JG though as heading into q2 he is still successfully keeping the plates spinning on this one.

Might be worth nibbling here but don't want something that takes a bite out of my portfolio. Any sign of bottom feeders to support the SP?

Thanks j/k . i hope the high season stabilises at 6 mnths as it has had a heady rise from 3 months. Incidentally one of Dkl's adviser's Beauford went into liquidation which measures 7 on the Beauford scale I reckon.

Fair decision Furry. Always good to err on the side of caution. Especially with America regressing and strong selling into the close on the last two days. I think looking at the trading patterns this was been sold down aggressively but now there is a bounceback as value hunters move in to an oversold share. It will be intersting furry to see if your instinct is right. And yesterday it looked like you were on track tbf.

I hope we have bottomed now. There was a lot of selling since mid morning the results even into any strength so the SP was obviously held back. General Market sentiment is not helped by the DOW first Feb loss since 2014 and two successive down days. When sentiment improves we can ride the wave back to 1300p. It is probably worth noting how we perform going into the close today while disaggregrating if possible the influence of the DOW as we we fell sharply yesterday late afternoon. I am happy this has not so far sank to 1150p and would be happy to see 1200p as a floor here.

so I am not sure why the SP is not airborne today. Decent 5% rise in the divi and a swing to profit. Investors must be having a bout of motion sickness which would account for some of the drop. Lots to like here and I have a feeling when we see an upswing when market joie de vivre returns.

Afternoon Rugs, Three trades and all sales yet we go down like Dele Alli. Today's news while welcome is only a step in the right direction and in a wider more unsettled market it is no surprise that the MM's take an opportunity to shaVe off some of the SP. It also seems at odds somewhat with the Interims in September: "Ayenouan's cash flow generative credentials are clear. Importantly, having built up a track record of significant revenue and profit growth we are able to embark on the next leg of DekelOil's development, one which involves using Ayenouan as a platform from which to fund the Company's transformation into a multi-project palm oil producer " As a commodities company it might pay DKL to more closely align 'Output' with Outcome.

Afternoon furry. I don't think this will hit 1150p in the absence of wider market turmoil. It bounced off 1200p which is a support level of sorts and I think Greggs are worth between 1300p and 1450p really. The sell off is down to disappointment that the rate increase of LFL sales are slowing and the chairman's statement about a "challenging environment". I am not surprised to see some investors adopt a risk off mode. Much of the heavy Capex will be done this year and I wouldn't be surprised to see a special divi next year as long as FCF is above 40 million. Barclays have today put an equal weight arting on Greegs and retains its TP of 1405p. Greggs is quite innovative and is opening in a Tube Satation next week with plans to roll out to more if successful. A whole new market there and little fear of saturation!

bit stagnant. All the fanciful talk of 25p and 37p was probably just to muddy the water. It will be interesting to see the results though.

by today's update. on one hand renogiating lower of costs is always good and it is a sign of confidence that lenders are willing to lend. On the other you would be hoping that initiatives could be financed from profits from production or not really considered at this stage. I am a great believer in getting your core product correct and maximised before expanding..

There would be no point shorting a share I own and I don't short shares anyway. I just avoid buying them. I will keep tabs on TPOP though.

I think this one is all pie in the sky. It really isn't delivering. I should have sold at 10p but sub 6p will be my signal to dump. Terrible!

this one would move up and stay up. There are spurts every few months which quickly fizzle out before it drifts lower and lower. Looks a promising share but the SP is where it is for a reason. Please liven up!

Absolutely purring today and no surprise as it is horribly oversold. If you can work out the SP flightpath then it is hardly worth having other shares. It has headed out of bargain basement territory of sub 3500p but not yet scaled new heights. Still worth 4100p in my opinion.

A buy of 68,750 quid on Thursday doesn't move the price but someone buys 8 shares worth 48 quid and it is up 7.76%? I will buy that for a dollar I tell you.

results exactly electric today I have to put on my foglights to aid visibility here. They haven't got to grips with the production issue though in the previous update they seemed to intimate it was a temporary thing. Some currency worries too. I am quite frightened of a FH2 PW if H2 doesn't deliver so I won't be adding here. I think I will hold on for now though as there was a raft of director buying in January and some more now the FY results are out might inspire a clawback. The Luxembourg fund might also add on weakness too.

Thanks Palmie for the update. I wonder is Troubling Times the seller at .96p? I know he is busy crunching DKL's numbers but maybe he is offloading Norpam.

Wizz's SP is really flying today on the back of the Flybe speculation. I bought some more at 3242p on Monday as I really thought that the company had had its wings clipped fairly unneccessarily in terms of its performance. I will continue to add under �36 as when the sun is shining this one is worth �41.

Berenberg today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Greggs PLC (LON:GRG) and raised its price target to 1450p (from 1350p). Having raised from 1300 to 1350p in October it is interesting to see an extra �1 added to the TP this time round. (+50p last time TO 1350P). I think the broker tip has led to a resurgence in the SP we were fairly floundering recently. Unjustly so as Gregg's demographic would be hit by large unemployment but hardly rising interest rates. Short-term in the absence of more market corrections like last week we can expect to see 1350s here but whether we can regain 1400p before the results is another matter. Incidentally Gregg's Valentine dinners in Cardiff and Manchester sold out, some of them in only twenty minutes. Hot stuff!