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I have not been on this board for some time but thought I would check in on Angle. I do not hold that many shares now but thought that I must have typed in the wrong name when I saw £1 as the current price. Fortunately I sold a large number at £1.25 and was happy with the profit. I would consider another purchase but only in the 60-75p range as I feel that the risks are still too high at the current price. Is there a view on how low this could go?
If things are that bad, why are the directors pumping so much of their own money in?
Directors usually know when to buy
Ever get the impression that we are fed only bad news to depress the share price. I will not be surprised is this gets pushed down to £10 and then someone makes a takeover offer to take it private.
Unfortunately I can only see this share price falling from the current level. The tax rises and inflation costs are going to have a massive impact on turnover. I personally think that Loungers is a better long term bet as they appeal more to the middle class who will not be under quite so much pressure financially
I think that the majority of shareholders would take £1.10 currently. I bought in at 52p and so would be delighted. Just wish that they would get on with it and make an offer for the company
Back to £12. Now only 20% down on my average price. Come on, let’s get back to a reasonable share price, £15+ would be nice so I can dump this dog
A great opportunity for Mercedes to buy us out and put us out of our misery. This company is unfortunately in a right old mess. Will they buy now or wait for a lower price? The brand alone is worth the current value of the company. Unfortunately I would need £14.50 to break even and that is not looking very likely
I would buy back at £27.50.
Decided to sell at £31 this morning as feel that we have reached the top for now. Too much negative sentiment currently and so feel like a bit of a correction is coming. Will monitor and would like to buy back in one day as I believe in this company long term but currently happy to be out for a bit
Surprised to see the dip after the business update. Another broker tip at £36 today, think I will wait for that before selling. Nice 15+% profit still to be had here
I am sure that you will get your target price of £33 before the end of the week.
After seeing how the view on omicron was changing, I bought at. £27.44 which was one of my better decisions this year rather than waiting for £25. Up over 10% in a week and now wondering how high this can go. Dangerous game to play but do I sell at say £32 and take a good profit or hold long term. I still believe in the long term value but sometimes nice just to take short term quick gains. Will give this more thought but welcome any views
With your recent prediction of £2, I am really hoping that you are not a pension fund manager
Could be there by tomorrow/Friday?
I can see £25 being the real test of this share price. Long term excellent prospects but probably a few more difficult years to come. I would be tempted back at £25 as there could be some upside. £28 does not adequately reflect the current risks
As hard as I try, I have no sympathy for Tim Martin although I do like Spoonies. As one of Boris Johnson’s main supporters, he has stitched himself up.
The results were fantastic and if it was not for all the negative covid stories, I would have expected the share price to increase. This is a 3-5 year hold with potential to double your money. Great brand with a good business plan and unlike Wetherspoons taps into the middle classes who have disposable income to spend
We will be back to £18 by the end of this week and £20 by the end of the year. No need to panic
You can have my shares at a bargain price of £1000 each?
I think that people have woken up to the fact that if hospitality have to pay “fair” wages that the price of a pint will be raising to £7-£9 which is not going to be acceptable to UK customers. What does M&B do in this situation? Continue to pay low wages and have poor customer service and early closures or up salaries and prices and see what happens?