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Having read most of the comments on here, I can only add that once Covid is on the decline and
the economy opens up fully, good old Unilever will test new highs. The us 10 year has been creeping up which has had a short term effect , but longterm inflation will be controlled by
the fed, so it’s a BUY.

Having been a shareholder in Laird when it was taken over, I have recently decided to take a
position here. Possibility of a take over, maybe slim, also with all this printing of money, this
could be a good recovery defensive play.

Forterra trading update mentioned reinstating divi, share price flys. As was the situation with
Tw and Barratt. The divi attracts funds, different investors. We are here to make money, well I am.

They have created uncertainty thus we will probably retrace below £2. It’s not on and been glossed over. We should be trading in the £2.30 region giving us some comfort for any down turn
on help to buy.

Do I’ll say it again it’s disappointing

No divi reinstatement so not good for share price in the near term . Forterra reinstating theirs thus
under pinning the share price. And why repay the 7 mil back to the government , let em wait.

Disappointed.

Without appearing to be negative, surely holders must have 1 eye on the ever increasing debt
being accrued by country’s, and the likelihood of defaults going forward. I’m not. As confident going forward as I was 6 months ago. Maybe bit coin and precious metals will be the only safe
haven. A good case for gold ?

I would assume we return to profit. Also if we don’t start the divi it’s fair to say that the share price
will probably be marked down in the short term . I will just average down if this happens. A large American fund owns a large stake here, so I wouldn’t be bothered with any decrease in share price in the near term. We may be subject to a bid who knows ! The builders have all had decent moves , so I think it’s fair to say our time will come.

I think any push higher is dependent on stimulus in the USA. I’m not in agreement on banks especially British ones and why buy petrofac, surely Shell or even BP with their green agenda.
I like the material sector ibstock forterra. each to their own and good luck !

Expect a 17% rise on the FTSE next year ! There’s a tonne of money coming out of bonds and back
into the market. Also Nigel’s capital markets day or company update to the big boys recently has
put a footing under the share price.
If t Brexit deal is done next week you can expect a significant rally with outside money previously
sat on the side lines now willing to invest in the U.K.

I noticed this morning Allianz reporting good Q3 nos . I think it’s a general indicator in that things
are getting back to normal in the sector. Before anyone try’s to compare lgen with the above, I
know it’s different, but the point is a general one, that perhaps this is all an over reaction refererence the share price, and that the patient amongst us will be rewarded !

As a bit of a marker Allianz came out today stating very good Q3 results. So expect some movement up from here. Long term it’s a BUY as things get back to normal, if your a believer !

I think anyone who takes notice of Deuch Bank shouldn’t be investing. The banks a basket case.
It’s lazy journalism on their part. Volumes of product sold Ibstock at 88/90% , pre Covid. Do you really think that warrants their negative slant.

People /investors need to stop listening to these overpaid idiots and listen to what the company is saying.

I think the cfo buying today is a good sign the recent chatter regarding a placing is not going to happen.I think also the recent run up on share price was with the understanding that the dvi would be reinstated . So I think perhaps positions have been sold due to this not happening.
If your a long term holder then follow the money, it’s a BUY

My view is that positions are being closed awaiting Q3 results ! So expect an upward swing as is being demonstrated. I watched a presentation by JP Morgan recently and summing up large cap
Oil will be generating significant free cash flow. BUY.

Sam Moody quoted on the recent report. “I can’t believe I’m still here” . I’ve bought a load of 2 bob assets , I’ve missed the deal on selling to Anadarko and I’m still getting my share awards . Surely it can’t carry on ?

I’m replying to the other poster who tells me I know nothing about house builders not yourself

I’ve supplied the house builders for 30 years with product. I won’t bore you with who I know. What I will tell you is a MD once told me “we build through recessions”, they deliver. Listen to the big bosses of the major housebuilders and you won’t go far wrong. I think Redfern knows more than the odd bricklayer on here. BUY

I think rotation and obviously a bit of a defensive play. I would say any rise is getting sold into , but the trend remains upwards. So I’m confident of £30 providing ecigs don’t get anymore bad press or banned .

If your that worried Nigel phone up Redfern and all the ii who jumped in at the fund raise and give them all your negativity’s. I’m sure they would love to hear it all.

I think short interest has increased . It’s a familiar pattern of dropping a few pence per day. People do unnecessarily worry, when I go out restaurants and pubs are doing business. Fuller’s the brewer said they were back to 80% of previous turnover. I’m a positive person an optimist and I’m optimistic that we are doing better as a company than we were in March , therefore the share price will go up in time. We will get over Covid and we will sort the EU.

Don’t forget we head the commonwealth and we still have a standing in the world. So if you believe n dear Old Blighty it’s a BUY.

Apologies for the wrong thread. I’m a holder in BATs and I’ve asked my broker why the sudden swing today. I’ve been told rotation out of tech ! On another thread I don’t understand the rns from lgen . I can only assume a trading arm taking profits ? I’ve also been told there has been some hefty sells today on Lgen.

I’m not a stockbroker but I’m not confident in the share price of LGEN in the short term and maybe it’s being put under pressure by the point of us breaking international law and the repercussions of that in the short term. The dreaded Brexit.