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I was right in the first place about deltic energy and wallet investor, must have looked up a different deltic 2nd time.

Growth to come via internet selling and expansion in France after initial positive results imo.
Then further in roads into Europe.

Its a quiet cave you have here, are you in deltic energy as well?

On watchlist, cheap as chips 72p a share.

Lgen tipped by questor in Telegraph today.

Im wondering why there is so much shorting going on with companies that have had excellent half year results, maybe the unions are going to hold mass strikes in the winter.

Roughly 1/3 sold of lgen, into hfd, rmg, cna, bme, rmg and greggs.

Bought some halfords and m&s, both good half yearly reports and full year coming up soon.

Unusual to have a share rise on a Friday!

With our luck I dont think sitting on a fence is a good idea lol.

Lgen global 100 index tracker, better performance than previous and more rounded with sectors.

Yes taking the rest out of growth.
Dont worry about dip its just a world war hiccup.
Came out of building stock last week and topped up lgen shares at 243p,further top up with dividend coming up.

I dont think any investor could go far wrong with a legal and general international index trust(income version).
Even income seekers could take 5% out a year (and over a period of time gains would be made.

Abf at about 1648p up 2% today, if it can get up 1662p then I would expect to see a recovery.
M&S no change since outstanding h1 results.
Half year profit 700m probably at a similar level to 5 years ago(if not better) when the price was around 3250p.
In a worsening recession like greggs its going to be in a better position than most companies, probably with increasing demand.
Coca cola should do well, widening successful product range eg monster drinks plus inflation beating rising prices, low sp still.
Lgens capital chains potentially to be loosened to allow mutually beneficial investment into energy infrastructure.

Great h1 profit results, so was m&s and yet both at crazy low prices.

Lgen adjusted eps 34p,aviva 32p ok aviva returning a pound of surplus capital back as a special dividend but taking that into account then imo prices should be roughly level or lgen a higher price with better growth prospects(opinion) and more streamlined costs(employee count 10000 v 22000).

Bottom part of upward channel, Tesla on 5 year graph.
For me Im honestly not fussed on drops on lgen, its safe and successful imo, a lower price equals more shares and a bigger income.
Still holding greggs both in portfolio and at lunchtime, with tightening belts like never before seen this winter demands going to high.

Factoring in dividend drop lgen down 2.5%,greggs up 3.5%.

I hope it carries on falling hopefully to around 240p so I can buy more with the dividend.

No for me far better to be in lgen collect dividends long term preferred share(max graph comparison good reason indicator).
Short term wise if lgen had been at 300p pre ex then a switch to lloyds at 45/46p might have happened