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I thought today's Nielson data would go some way to answering those questions.

The market wants further evidence that recent stronger trading trends
are continuing and that's what a medium term outlook rests on -
outside of a potential bid for the business.

If the turnaround is sustainable then a SP below £2 is unlikely to last.

Emphasis on IF.

luck to holders

Fair comment ..

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THe very best of luck.

We tend to clutter lives with lots of unnecessary things,
a more positive aspect of illness is it tends to bring clarity
on what is important and more particularly what is inconsequential.

And often a lot of what you previously viewed as important
turns out to be pretty inconsequential.

is in simplicity.

Thanks for that.

Toff, his tenure is toast.

THey could do a lot worse that hiring Dave Lewis,
who is no longer Tesco CEO.

He was known by the moniker "Drastic Dave" during
his time at Unilever when significantly culling their number of brands.

More of that, among other things, needed.

And he knows how to run a tight ship.

Low now in?

would be very surprised at £32 by Friday,
looks near a low to me, ust fwiw.

having said that I was stunned by Monday's news.

The strategic rational of the deal makes sense,
the price element is though ludacris and represents
a monumental error of judgement.

Jope's position untenable and the deal was effectively dead
by Monday morning given the market's correct reaction to details.

There is no such thing as easy money in the stock market,
it's risk v reward and on assessing risk it's impossible to
factor everything in - you can term a stock idea high
conviction, that perhaps is more accurate.

ha cheek, I will have you know my cooking skills are none too shabby! ;

In Guildford tomorrow and Waitrose store had a fish counter on my last visit,
so will try again.

On a grain free and no processed food diet since late November,
will need a change of username shortly.

Reportedly never made a profit despite the money Unilever
has poured in, value now? - likely a minus.

£1bn gone - just like that as the late great Tommy Cooper
used to say.

Paul, if every acquisition had been as successful
as Ben & Jerry's the SP would be close to £100 a share.

And both founders are Jewish and still involved in the business.

Don't waste your money - decidedly average.

My own fault in not buying from behind a proper fish counter
rather than on a supermarket chilled shelf.

what does this say out the prospects for Unilever's existing brands.

Arthur, a lot depends on the next trading update.

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Credibility of the top team arguably in tatters.