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I was a young man when this was called Glaxo.

There is a reason for the underperformance,

the Q3 statement details the impact of lower wider vaccination rates

On company EPS.

If you are bullish, then it's about in the price, Covid-19 could be
lagely endemic by Q1 2022.

* GSK !

Added just under '73.

Was he given the elbow?

Added.

Not clicking a buy

Hal presents Tuesday.

Fats does his research.

Fats thinks so

And has given Amino a rarely used Strong Buy.

Having secured about the top selling price of the day

I'm poised to take another bite, if an attractive entry become available,
If not, so be it.

I've added to ABF today under 2190, I was hoping that might
drift towards 2050, but not such luck atm.

If anyone is looking for an idea, Amino (AMO) may, stress on May
be worth a look.

Luck to holders.

Luck to holders.

Just over 20% of Wittington Investments is owned by the Weston family.

54.5% of ABF is owned by Wittington Investments - £15 million is a drop

In the ocean in the context of his total holding.

ABF is valued at over £17 bn.

With respect, you sound out of your depth on ABF,

perhaps smaller companies and cakes are more your area,

Good fortune.

It will go ahead imv and yes the dividend will be rebssed significantly.

If you don't agree with the proposals, you will have plenty of time to
sell in advance.

No, that's not all you can do.

Firstly, you don't need to hold any individual stocks directly,
plenty of ETF's will gives county, regional or sector exposure,
high yield etc.
If you don't like ETF's then there are ample Investment Trusts to
choose from.

If you really do want to hold individual stocks then
whining about factors outside of your control makes 0 sense.

Plenty of other options available.

That snippet of info on ABF was intended for Kall as he recently posted
on the ABF board and may not understand the ownership structure
of ABF.

I've taken two recent bites of PFD, as previously mentioned.

And that one in 100 year event will hopefully be history within
12 months - or an endemic coronavirus .

So that large tailwind tapers.

Off topic - on ABF, over 54% of the equity is owned by Wittington Investments,
which is majority controlled by the Garfield Weston Foundation - a family founded
charity foundation.

It won't be a dividend play for much longer, rebsse on the split.

That is why pipeline progression is particularly important this year for GSK.

EC, I don't get the logic of your post.

AZN are manufacturing as quickly as possible in the UK.

Vaccine production is not the same as say antibiotics,
where industrial amounts can be manufactured within hours.
Vaccine production is a laborious process.

We should be grateful the vaccine was developed so quickly.

Treatments will be needed.

Step forward GSK, hopefully.

* cursed lack of Edit function!.

Harvested some from profits on Unilever today.

I'm hoping equities may have a mid week dip to add GSK.