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This is the price I follow.

This post may be more reasonable than it appears - although I can't comment on the CNA valuation.

However, gas prices are cratering (at least for now).

Hopefully some made a nice turn here and

my posts helped a bit.

Let's find out, eh.

But that will take time on the wind up.

Yes imv.

CREI traded near 80 pence before the bid, let Urban REIT have API.

N/m

The anawer appears to be Yes

Jump aboard...?

So CNA experienced an approximate 400% share price increase from the 2020 COVID plunge lowpoint, the share price is Still Up over 30% over 1 year.

Will Thursday's results reverse the more recent SP declines..not sure on that one.

It is meaningless referring to the market cap as a proxy buy metric, when net debt nears £20 billion and is Still rising.

The enterprise value - net debt Plus market cap is a much more accurate measure.

I did not want a landline and told BT this at the start of my current (about to end contract).

I was told I needed one for a broad band connection at the time, which now apparently is not the case as in a full fiber area.

I hope that was the correct information at the time, might look in to this ..

Tbf I've not experienced other issues while with BT, but as I'm paying £100 a month, would not expect to!.

I upgraded to SKY's fastest broadband speed (I did not see a faster one available) for a small amount extra.

I'm still with BT until early March, unfortunately.

And that is being very kind btw, as the quality of their call centre staff is a shocker, going on my recent customer interaction.

Twice I called BT to see what they could offer and twice

I was told ...no system available, or the system is down.

Neither of the people I spike with offered a call back.

SKY offered broadband of 500 Mb/s for £33 a month

and a £60 cashback through my partner's work.

IF my customer experience is typical, it might go some way to explaining the current share price.

If my experience

The former has £2.7 bn in net cash on the balance sheet,

the later nearly £20 bn of net debt.

Even allowing for CNA earnings to fall significantly,

say down to an EPS of 15 pence - that leaves CNA trading on forward 9 X earnings, with a dominant domestic energy market share and other profitable divisons

Is BT the bargain that some think ..

First destination 70 pence...?.

* academic achievement is a narrow measure of ability Only.

One of my relatives left school at 15 and ended up owning over 50 rental properties - all without a mortgage in the end.

All aboard...

It's a Buy for me because so much now looks priced in.