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Come on Laura...give us the benefit of your ..wisdom..irony intended.

It's funny IF your humour is on the dark side..

Just bumping this up some posters do not think

I'm being wise after the event

No sight or sound, that poster gave me a hard time..

At a guess you probably hold more shares in Treatt than

the man who runs the company - and let's not forget the CEO

has been in place for about 12 months now..

Is this a situation you are happy with..

Dip buyers, coupled with the possibility of a bid..(at a guess)

However, this is a shocker of a warning, £9-£11 million on pre tax

when the bottom end of their previous range was £16 million.

As mentioned many times in previous posts, another warning

was on the cards.

Is it great news..what do you think it may indicate about the outlook on the upcoming FY..

It's a question, not a statement

I would be interested to hear any view on BTRW, following today's update. Thanks

An arguably tiny buy from the CFO..

Https://www.constructionenquirer.com/2025/07/15/legacy-building-defects-return-to-haunt-barratt-redrow/

When is the next trading update..

The issue with your rationale is that the BOD are doing the

very opposite of running the business for cash.

Huge CAPEX, breakneck store expansion...

I get your logic btw

I've flagged this up previously...

It's a very funny kind of.. defensive on the basis of the share price..

Let's see

Not a single BOD buy post results..

Dividend yield hardly generous..

On the flip side, low debt and asset backing..

Looks about fairly priced to generously priced.. perhaps

Any views..

With respect, that's only half right.

Council tax is Up another 5%, IF you're lucky.

Water bills up by double digits

Shop lifting running riot.

How can Gregg's keep all products behind the counter,

it's just not feasible imv, without denting sales volumes.