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leg up? I would have thought it was going pLACES but the SP is a bit footloose. Is it the right time to step in or should I kick the can down the road? The retail environment for sole traders is poor so I don't see why this shouldbe out of step with its peers. That said it has been dragging its heels at this level so I wonder what would kick-start a revival in the SP?

Afternon Tim! Observer makes the bull case here very well indeed. I am fortunte myself although having made few hundred pounds loss that I sold relatively much higher up. I would never invest in an unfinished technology product with a jam tomorrow (spin plates), best in class(spin more plates), 30 years in the business never seen anything like it (increase rate of spinning). Tweet ( waffle) Deadlines ( More waffle) Trials (Wafflest), Conducting negotiations but can't reveal (Waffle infinity) etc. The ultimate "dog ate my homework" share for adults.

Boredom setting in before the interims I expect. The mm's are keeping the notional ask on 12.25 so I expect they are unsure where this is heading. I think the last two for 80 pounds and £263 would have been better off putting them in their bottom drawer and opening it in five years. It is good to see CPO at $675 and rising slightly this month. September is a month where CPO prices probably fall more than rise- at least in the last 10 years. According to the AGM DKL track the official price so hopefully this will be reflected in the numbers.

trade looks like a buy which must be a fund. Excellent statement of faith. There is more to come here for sure.

£2 already arrived. Excellent acquisition as Rivaldo said as this one is really gaining traction!

I expect Dobsey they want to keep them sweet long term and donlt mind short-term bumps. It might explain some of the volaitility here. It is of course unfair to small PI'S but perhaps the company see no harm in Aveva having shares for a short time. I assume there is a fee attached. I think under £25 is good value here and if the company remains on track it can hit £30. The issue is that as soon as the £25 mark is hit it seems to come under heavy selling pressure.

today which should mean a run up to £2. Can we ask the sprinkler company to accept cash as we don't want to part with our shares :P? This company is in a sweet spot and oing all the right things. I only wish I had more shares.

over this one this morning but is not yet up with events. It can easily hit £20 with very good visibility and some year on year work. AHt was already performing strongly and is now perfectly place to assist with the aftermath of the Hurricane.I am surprised to see Liberum and Peel Hunt make not change to TP after today. Particularly Peel Hunt whose TP of 1800p should be surpassed in short order. Before today I was a buyer up to £17. Now I am a buyer up to £19. The update at the end of q2 should proide a further spur to the SP.

Unfortunately it hasn't found its bottom yet Casapino. You would hope after the large fall that it would recover ( I expected to £6 over the short-term). It is down a further 3,5% so the market is not convinced there are not further falls possible. Still holding myself and may buy some at 500p if we hit that low. We must be attracting bottom fishers now but a 3.5% fall today after Friday's around 19% fall is not inspiring.

so you could say DKL is finely blaanced. The bid is clipped to 12p which is never a good sign with DKL. I am hoping that 12p holds as a key support level. isuspect the SP will be given a small boost when the iterims come out so it would be a pity if we lost ground beforehand. Running to stand still.

If he brings in half a million- assuming contacts will follow him and not the product or compnay he was with before- then if it is along the lines of the acquisition today then that will be 17k profit. Only 3 years to pay back current dilution. He can always give an after dinner speech or do a radio show to regale investors. Hope his firewall is good. I would hate for news of his radio broadcast to leak out in advance and spoil the programme! 80001 disappointed listeners would be terrible.

Thankfully a modicum of sanity has been restored as it is now up 1.82%. I particularly like this part "AuditSec provides consultancy services and thought leadership to brands across Europe, aligned with and contracting to The Cloud Security Alliance. The company has provided security guidance to some of the world's largest petrochemical, pharmaceutical and industrial companies." And yet it makes profits of eight thousand pounds? I can see it is a good fit with FLX's low margin contract strategy but if this is what's known as successful and leading in the arena, I shudder to think what less successful companies make. Do they make enough for bus fares or keeping the lights on? I had made FLX a hold after the recent RNS but now it has found my very own off switch so I switch to strong sell.

Good post Mao. I had expected us to regain £6 quite quickly but we fell into a second wave of selling (or shorting). It is hopeful that we haven't had a second large drop though still down 1.5% It is quite possible that we will hit £6 by xmas and Greene King did have a strong xmas period last year. I do fear another profit warning however. Look at UPSG this morning; "The overall trading environment for general merchandise has become tougher, with wage inflation running behind general inflation. Consumers' discretionary spend is under pressure and confidence is therefore lower than it has been for some time, which is inevitably being reflected in purchasing behaviour. " Are we living in a house of cards? I also read at the weekend that foreign beer companies might be putting their prices up. Would this be good for GNK? Would some consumers switch to UK brewed fayre instead? I am hopeful we can get to 585p again as yield hunters will say this is cheap and covered. I also think it will struggle there as it is probably a trigger point for selling.

on an acquisition that brings eight and half thousand but fifty thousand pound dilution. The world has officially gone mad. I don't need a computer leak to tell me that. What the hell is a Chief Technology Officer? Nice work if you can get it. Another snout in the trough here and sure why not? I will be interested to see his salary. The company was on its way to break even and now I assume has a £100k + to find.

well despite going ex-divi and a weak stock market overall. There seems to be unsettled sentiment in housing and all the pub sector but I am not sure if there is any read-across for Greggs. It's value range should prove popular. Given the growth of Deliveroo it really needs to get in to drive-throughs and delivery service. I am hopeful that we can go over £12 this week as the market bounces back.

Looks like shorters or sellers think 585p is high enough. There seems sustained selling underway driving the SP down.

Maowombat, I had been in agreement with you and thus made a maiden investment in July. However, I think Deliveroo and the supermarkets must be eating into the turnover. Perhaps the company should consider home delivery of ios Pub Grub. Furthermore I have a nagging doubt that blaiing the weather is a 'the wrong kind of leaves' excuse. It is a bit lazy. There has been a few quite nice days iirc. August 2017 The start of August saw a continuation of the generally westerly flow which had been in place through the second half of July. This brought cloud and rain at times, with only brief intervals of fine weather, and it was mostly cool. It was rather warmer for a time around the 17th to 23rd, and the highest temperatures of the month occurred in south-eastern areas during 27th to 29th which also saw some fine weather. The close of the month saw a return to cooler showery conditions. The provisional UK mean temperature was 14.5 °C, which is 0.4 °C below the 1981-2010 long-term average. Temperatures were near average in Northern Scotland and some eastern coasts, and rather below elsewhere. Rainfall was generally above normal, with more than 150% of average in places, but South Wales, Norfolk and Northumberland were a little drier than average. Sunshine was generally near normal, slightly below in some western areas with the brightest area being north-east England. Nothing too untoward in that summary from the Met Office albeit sticking to August. There seems to be some underlying issues which need addressing rather than lazily balimg the weather. I think Weatherspoons by comparison have had LFL sales up 6% for some of the same period. GNK;s brewing is only marginally down when the sector is performing very poorly.

Good call Mao! Even if I say so myself :). My big fear is a second PW followed by a divi cut. That would hammer the shares. The cost savings are providing some insulation and the strong cash generation helps too. There is margin pressure on the Retail and also the Brewing side so the company really will have to milk the herd. It positive to see a strong bounce off the lows. The AGM might also offer a bit more positivity and indication of what measures they will use to tackle the issues around value food. A sliver of hope is the Pub Partner's arm which is performing relatively strongly yet has the highest margins for the company.

10 million shares in 2 trades. Four seconds apart. Maybe a hopeful punt.

cyber breach.... NOT!!!!!! £8580 of sells today and £541 of buys. I guess people just aren't getting it. 08-Sep-17 08:53:34 7.30 7,411 Buy* 6.75 7.50 541.00 O 08-Sep-17 08:36:45 7.07 100,000 Sell* 6.75 7.50 7,070 O 08-Sep-17 08:11:22 7.07 3,850 Sell* 6.75 7.50 272.20 O