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Calling the daily SP is guesswork to an extent - yes

but swear by TA levels, etc

That being said, your view on position risk management..

building too large a position too soon etc, is valid.

Most who post here will be aware EZJ is highly volatile, ss is the wider sector.

I trade shares full time, however EZJ is not a stock I would not recommend to friends or family due to volatility.

My previous buy call here was under £4, a little fortunate with the timing.

Short Burberry..

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Fat's earlier nessage at £5.98

Climb aboard IMV.

... Lovely jubbley.

Strong Buy is a long term one, even Fatty can't call the daily SP.

Where is everyone...

Look at the last Q revenue fall in China..appears dire.

Asia accounts for 40% of their revenue.

LVMH could possibly be interested...if you are an optimistic type.

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The Fat Man calls it right again

I'm questioning your posting.

More yes, but not...nearly all.

MW have an incredible track record on the short side with

UK listed companies - particularly those reliant on consumer spending.

On their WTB short...well we have seen a large YTD price fall, so once again they have nailed that call

What I found suprprising was increasing their Whitbread short position near £30 a share...

And again.

Lovely

On adjusted foward estimated EPS, YNGA sells in 14.5 X approx consensus

YNGN sells on 9.5 X forward.

This is an extraordinary de-rating and Fatty spots an opportunity.

Young's non voting shares (YNGN) are entitled to the same divided as YNGA. Voting rights are the only difference,

otherwise the two sets of shareholders have to be treated equally.

You pay a huge premium for YNGA - and to my mind an unjustified one.

YNGN the one to Buy in my view

Apologies for the typos.

Strip out the vast majority if HQ costs, including their listing costs and executive director salaries.

Then you have the benefit of Young's greater buying powet

applied to the new pubs turnover.

This should be a nicely accretive acquisition.

What profits were City Pubs Group making? ...next to none

Young's knows how to run profitable pubs.

Long term they look in a nice position

and on any spell of tougher trading, further capacity

comes out of the market as more independents close down.