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Jeez .... if anything he should be reducing it. Encourage growth and make money by selling it back to Europe instead of the Americans supplying the oil and LNG. Also a drop in vat. There is hoards of cash sitting in peoples accounts. Chase after the businesses that have the tax loop holes rather than hammering the ones that are already paying. Plus who is going to invest in GB plc if the profits are going to get taxed to the hilt.
What an appalling written letter.
If they can't even put out a well written letter how on earth would they be capable of making a reasonable TV programme. Un fortunately one has to take a pinch of salt regarding the BBC'S factual programmes these days.
What does NT to buy mean and what has Zac Mir said?
Is petro investor a bot? They seem to repost the same messages on numerous other stocks.
I thought there was supposed to be a trading statement today?
CBX started so well I like many others believed in it and got in at the IPO.
Then a bunch of clowns took over and destroyed it.
The new Investors and Directors have been successful Business owners , so they have got to see something here.
They seem geared up for getting social media influencers to all over it which in this day in age is crucial for the type of product they are selling. The twist of AI on a beauty product could be the next thing. Really hop the sky is the limit for the future.
Wolf I do find your posts interesting. As a very novice investor I would agree that buying in on a dip is a good way to increase ones exposure to a more profitable investment. However how do you differentiate between a dip and something more serious. What indicators are you looking for? Looking forward to your opinions
If the dividends retained that is a clear indicator that the future is positive and thus surely will re rate.
Paul Hill is very keen on this , Vox has had some very positive articles and lets face it affordable housing has to be the new agenda. I bought in to hedge against labour getting in. If they do this type of company will do very well, and if they don't it's business as usual and recovery play.
I'm trying to find some hope for HBR because I help since the pro days. Been able to get my average down but can't believe that we are stuck at this price. There are companies with more shares, smaller market cap, not paying a dividend that are up in the £5 range.
So what does this need and how does the hedging that has been mentioned going to effect us, thanks to anyone who can put some light on this.
Since I have a sizeable holding I thought I would look into boohoo again
Looks like it is going to be a long wait, till end 2025. They have resources to stay solvent for the next couple of years and if they can get the better of shein then the rewards could be great. Looks like I'm now in for the long term.
mike Ashley believes this will come good unless he wants to buy it out.
https://www.drapersonline.com/news/boohoo-turnaround-on-track-despite-losses