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‘AI generated dross’. There lies the problem for investors, what information is factual and what is nonsense.

The chat gpt option of just 1 answer to a query, should raise serious concerns with savvy investors , and the old saying of do your homework and gathering information from various sources has never been more relevant than in todays market.

Alas, that understanding comes unfortunately from old age. Sad but unfortunately true.

Good luck to investors.

I’m minded that this is the Lgen board and not a political forum. If you do some research you will find that the British were responsible for setting up the status quo of how the middle east functions. Unfortunately, the British no longer have a seat at the table as Trump wants to deal with Sovereign Nations and has set up the Board of Peace.

The status quo of the historic British way of how the world is run is being dismantled, much to the globalists dismay. Fascinating to watch.

Good luck with your investments.

‘Trump is a complete idiot and doesn’t know what he’s doing’. Well he’s trying to change the world order from the Imperial British establishment of how the world is run to sovereign states.

The jobs number in America recently said that the US were creating more employment. Whereas in the U.K. we have Starmer trying to push us closer to Europe and more Globalisation. I’ve always been a fan of Soveign nations and just trading with other countries.

The globalists are the real problem. Good luck

Market is fairly stable. US earnings from large banks are filtering through this week. US non farm jobs numbers were good recently. The market is choosing earnings rather than oil.

The US sweeping the strait for mines, is reassuring, and safe passage will resume once complete. The Iranians are finished, the Chinese will be putting pressure on them to cut a deal. They the Iranians are being shafted from every angle.

‘The new dark horse is Berkeley’. Back in the day it was a license to print money with Berkeley and also St, George in London.

I think the chairman bought some shares in Berkeley after the results, a brave call in the present climate, we of course wish investors well, in these challenging times.

Good luck.

‘Have run out of ideas’. Well after reading the blog here regarding future profits in “the boot” of the car, caused by IFRS accountancy rules, it would appear good news for long term investors to be buying stock at these prices.

Of course investors will have differing views, but in a very challenging world, it’s not a bad strategy.

Good luck

“I don’t like buybacks either”. The uninformed opinion of the masses. Prudential, IMB, Bats are successful examples.

Seeing as this is an investment blog, it appears a common sense solution to be buying stock at depressed levels, particularly when a company like Lgen has future profits locked away and on the balance sheet.

This is an investment blog, for investing in this particular company.

The clue is in the word investing !

Good luck.

According to CNBC banks will be offering the facility to hedge funds to short private credit. Interesting to see how that plays out.

Good luck.

The US has the most sophisticated mine sweeping technology and ‘man less vessels ‘. The positive statement is that once Navy cover has arrived shortly, the Strait will be made secure for passage by the US

Regardless of politics this should be good for markets and of course Lgen. Good luck.

Murdered 2 protestors. Those would be the guy who carried a licence fire arm into a protest zone. A woman driver who was told to stop and get out of the vehicle and decided not to, endangering officers life.

Society breakdowns with the start of small incidents and unfortunately people do not obey the law and think they can do as they choose, without consequences.

Winstanley, your an idiot. I’m a property investor, having extensive knowledge of the construction trade. This is a construction company chat forum you talk nonsense.

Anyone who thinks Labour is good for the house building industry, and shareholders here, and what they are doing to Land lords, tells me those individuals with those opinions are just as Labour, ideologists.

I repeat again your an idiot. 22% to 8%, the business is struggling and more regulation is coming down the pipe for anyone investing in property.

Read Promethean updates on You tube. Educate yourself, quite frankly take information from other sources.

Winstanley so you have reported to Directors, sat in meetings, discussed strategy, whilst watching the margin decrease from 22% to 8%.

You talk nonsense. The side issue with the Iranians will be sorted, the US war ships will control the Straight, and the Iranians will rollover.

A tinpot regime that they are, oil will come down and money will come back to the market.

Don’t even mention the old Labour cliche of sorting planning , as I’ve said they are amateurs, not one business brain amongst them, I find your comments quite frankly one of those of the many out of touch analysts, who need to reach out and talk nonsense.

22% to 8% tells the story.

Winstanley, reading the half year report Barratt are working on a 8% margin. Historically they could earn 22%. Having been in construction all my life, and a large supplier, Starmer loves regulation, he doesn’t understand business, he lives in a Metropolitan bubble with what 13% of the populist vote. These people have ruined the building trade. Let me tell you that again regulation and petty rules have ruined the building trade.

Most of the big bosses at Barratt have departed, why, they don’t like the present set up imposed by Labour, the financial report tells the story.

So, unless you have been there and got the T shirt your just another blogger talking nonsense. This Labour government are a complete bunch of amateurs and bad for business.

Steve Reid is just another lier with his 300k house target.

Yes, good spot. I still think their slight increase in the long exposure is still a hedge. Where the sector has been so beaten up according to CNBC the large players are taking small positions.

A bit of an error going above 5% and disclosing their strategy. Anyhow, let’s hope Bytes can get a grip of direct costs and hopefully see some established growth.

All the best, good luck with your investments.

Short covering.

Joggers, someone switched the Bot to buy yesterday, the UT was particularly interesting. Be Lucky in Weatherspoons, and of course drink responsibly.

Finley.

Dartron, I was of the understanding this is an investors blog. Your comments are quite frankly silly. You were posting some 6 months ago that the South Africans were going to take the business and re list it on their exchange.

I told you to pay particular attention to what JPM were doing regarding their interest as they were the people to follow. The old saying ‘follow the money’.

Alas you have convinced yourself that the South Africans are the ‘team’ to follow, you are alas wrong. I’m entitled to raise an opinion on your postings, as quite frankly more inexperienced investors may be taken in by your long statements of in experienced waffle.

The first rule of investing is look at the company and especially the CEO. Alas Mudd, lost confidence with the market by selling a large stake in the business some 18months or so ago, and the share price has been retracting ever since.

I’ve also told you that Microsoft is down 17% year to date, certain software companies, large US are not loved at present and also the U.K. government is probably cost cutting left right and centre in regards to AI investment in certain departments to balance the books.

Datron your systematic of a generation of long winded emails, all spell checked but unfortunately you convey yourself as someone with no business experience, alas there lies the problem.

You post on a public forum, so do expect to have responses and there are most certainly certain individuals who post here with a wealth of business knowledge.

Good luck with your investments.

Lgen, as has been mentioned here and of course you may be aware, is going to start buybacks, this is perceived to be good for the share price. I think most shareholders who have extra cash to invest are on one hand encouraged by the recent share price increase here, and also disappointed that it isn’t lower so they can invest more.

It’s the old saying find a good company/share and buy more on weakness. The benefit of approaching retirement is we become more patient. A lower entry here isn’t looking on the cards the shareprice is in a upward trend, inflation is becoming tamed and interest rates are scheduled to come down.

I’m thinking of buying more at 2.75 and buying in 25% increments, that should give me some protection on downside, with the added benefit of investors buying for the dividend should also support the shareprice.

Of course, we wish you well and DYOR. Good luck.

Your comment is naive. Coronation are offside and have been caught out with a rather large position in a company that is unloved. The shareprice under £3 tells the story. 0.4% disclosure from short/lent to now long is chicken feed.