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You should read the book, the race to AI. It’s an opinion, it gives you one answer. You don’t make investment decisions or large corporate decisions on that one opinion.

Yes it helps, the world I move in like most successful people we still rely on networking.

There lies the answer, so as I said once large US money, understands that Sam Altman isn’t going to rule the world the market will rally.

Once large US money has worked out that Sam Altman is not going to take over the world shares will rise. It’s that simple a game. The point on compliance made here is very relevant, why would corporate money trust a chat bot, they won’t.

Wealthy individuals and big invested money don’t talk to robots.

Good luck

“Immaterial”. So, shoot first ask later ! The latest negative overplayed, what with China capitulating was the original theme, which took the share to £6.

They said investing was historically a long game, pick a good stock and watch it grow . It appears to me that’s still the case with Prudential. Don’t forget the buybacks here.

Good luck to investors.

Chips, as you know, the AI disruption story is the latest doing the rounds, and of course I agree with you,orchestrated to suit a particular narrative !

Be Lucky, and good luck.

Shoot first ask questions later. AI, the market doesn’t know how to value it, so thats the normal reaction.

A lot of AI start ups, minnows in comparison, are going to rule the world. It’s not going to happen. As always listen to what Prudential and the CEO are saying, and invest accordingly.

My view, I’ve been long since low £6, of course good luck to investors.

Chips,

Wealthy people investing money, don’t want to talk to robots, they want a human conversation. Of course AI will be beneficial and help here and there. The market at present is struggling to value its input, but as you know the market is shooting first and asking questions later.

A buying opportunity with some established data companies, software, etc, well oversold.

Be Lucky.

The share suffered weakness after the US opened. I’m of the view the US are still short certain AI/data companies.

Rayner, can’t the time off work from stacking the shelves in Tesco. She’s still skint and still got to pay the double bubble stamp duty, so not available for selection.

Threat of Starmer getting the Tin tac ! Some would stay it’s worth the short term pain in the shareprice .

Rax, naive of you to think the company would tell you any price sensitive info, waste of time talking to investor relations.

My gut feeling is JPM don’t like the forward guidance 26/27 and have hedged away. A lot of nonsense posted on these boards by quite frankly novice investors. Reading their statement tells you all you need to know.

I’m sorry if the. Faint hearted can’t take the facts, but the share price tells the story

Clued, I have no interest in analysts, I read the reports from the company. The last update Mudd hinted at reduced profitability, too much remuneration, to many staff. Maybe it’s a woke utopia and costly.

Google AI is quite frankly lazy, like most of AI, just selling a narrative, why bother, it’s just general BS.

Maybe Bytes is tracking the Microsoft shareprice down, seems probable. Follow the money, JPM hedging is a big red flag, those 2 points are not mentioned in your AI chat box,so,

Why bother !

‘I think the recent panic is way overdone’. Probably not, maybe Mudd isn’t up to the task, the South Africans, who were supposed to be taking it private according to Datron, have had enough of averaging down. JPM have been on the phone and decided to hedge their stake away, and Bytes is probably awash with a load of techie staff who are quite frankly rather expensive for what they do.

The shareprice tells the story. It’s turning into a complete dog of a share.

JP Morgan have hedged their position away, what does that tell you. Short term they see no upside in Bytes. The CEO Mudd

has to deliver on direct cost savings, and get some growth.

Will she, that is the question. My view the trading update will be Luke warm. The South Africans appear to be averaging down, been that play for the last 3/4 months.

Ultimately the CEO has to deliver, it’s not looking good in the short term.

Good Luck.

Lots of nonsense posted here. The share price moved lower with Jupiter opening up a short the last couple of days.

And, of course don’t forget Blackrock are long with 5%. B and M need to be seen to do the work, they have a plan, give the guy a chance.

Be Lucky.

Anon, I thought your account had been hacked, after you came back from the pub, slightly intoxicated making rude statements.

The US growth forecasts, are something the U.K. would love. But alas free gear Kier, with what 16% of the vote thinks he’s a player, the main man, going to grow the economy.

Andy running on at half time, is going to solve the issues, come to the rescue, bring back the entrepreneurial spirit.

It’s the worst environment for investing in the U.K., I can remember, they the government are all ideologists, brain dead.

The only growth this country is getting is dragged behind the US.

But keep believing the spill people, paying more for your energy,and of course tax, more rules restricting your life and risk taking, but of course thank Sir Keir with his 16% vote for that outstanding privilege.

The I’ll informed always suffer.

Senator 1 has obviously nailed the scenario. Also investors should look at the chart it’s primed for a breakout, what with increased positivity, it appears a firm bet that the trend is upwards.

Why sell now, good luck investors.

Well done to Shareholders with Lgen back to £2.60. Regardless of politics in the world, the feedback from Wall Street is that 2026 will be good for company earnings especially in the US. The U.K. suffering from poor government will be dragged along

by the trend upwards. Talk of a financial crash via tech debt or a bond crisis seems to be forgotten for now !

Why sell now,

The long money is getting rewarded. What a great turnaround share it’s been from £6. Appreciate all the information posted by the well informed investors, thanks.

Merry Christmas, may the trend continue.

Finley.

Hello Decksome,

Same to you. On all matters Lgen I was quite bearish leading up to the U.K. budget, and expected some capitulation in share price, predominantly based on Rachel’s ramblings beforehand. Got that wrong.

I don’t see a lot of opportunities across the U.K. market at present, other than probably being defensive and lodging more money here. The latest Bank of England report, has reservations regarding private credit, and AI debt apparently.

What is an investor to do ! Humphrey, suggests investing in blow up dolls.

Be Lucky,

Finley,

Hello Decksome, I must say I wasn’t have a pop at you, unfortunately liquid lunch yesterday, on a Monday, I know !

I’ve since re read your post, and take on board what you say.

My AI chat box Humphrey, has told me to stop drinking, alas, according to AI it’s not good for you, I’ve told him in no uncertain term to mind his own business, and get a life, he said that’s coming, and we will be no more 😀once that happens.

Good luck to investors and of course drink responsibly.