FTSE 250 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA25 Oct 2024 12:36
GG,
See here your characteristically insulting comments on Asp1 's informed contribution on the likelihood of DEC rejoining the FTSE 250.
"Asp1, the amount of 💩 you write is astounding - '...Clearly if the share price recovers a little bit then DEC becomes a candidate to go back into the FTSE 250...'
Clearly, what you should have stated is '...if the share price recovers and all other constituents of the relevant indices see their market cap fall...' I mean, I know you believe DEC lives in perfect isolation in it's own little world free of the laws of physics and economics of the real world, but surely even a magical thinker of your caliber must admit that DEC is reliant on every other company see it's market drop in relation to DEC to se it scramble back into the FSE 250 ? Or re you really that detached from reality that you actually believe the BS you're spouting here ?"
GG, what you have written is complete, absolute, perfect garbage and sums up your contributions to this board (and almost certainly elsewhere) to perfection. It is completely wrong to say that:
"DEC is reliant on every other company see it's market drop in relation to DEC to see it scramble back into the FTSE 250".
A person with minimal intelligence knows that DEC can rejoin the FTSE 250 if the DEC share price increases sufficiently to give a market cap of between 101st and 350th on the LSE. This can be achieved if all other share prices remain the same, or even increase. There are, of course, other criteria which I will not weary you with.
