Member Info for Hollamatronic

My target is back to £4 range within five years Nas then if paying dividend and business still good hold some. In another account same target but will sell as I make a bit or see new opportunities as it is a LISA for house deposit so don't want to risk losing large amounts or stagnating for years.

I just checked and it was definitely 100% without a shadow of a doubt not me either.

No of course they'll recover at some point down the line.

I took out a grand (1/4) of my holding in one account in this at 161 so yeah lost a bit but I hoping it'll go into something in the next couple of weeks that will make a tidy sum... May even go back in NEX down the line.

Didn't see this reported on here. You have to skip through the Cineworld nonsense first...

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-8816019/MARKET-REPORT-Cineworld-shares-fall-Chinese-tycoon-hovers.html

Reliance on one group of services or customers carries higher risks – and none more so than for transport firms.

First Group and National Express will recover sooner than their rivals Go-Ahead and Stagecoach because of their business running school buses in North America, according to Citigroup analysts, who argue the yellow buses will be a saving grace for the FTSE 250 firms because anxious schools will be even keener to outsource services to save cash.

A sale of First's school bus business, however, could also be a major boon. Despite Government funding, Citi said Go-Ahead and Stagecoach are too reliant on local bus services to bounce back quickly from the pandemic.

Citi concluded Stagecoach warranted a 'sell' rating, sending it up 0.2 per cent, or 0.06p, to 38.94p, and downgraded Go-Ahead from 'buy' to 'neutral', which fell 5 per cent, or 29.5p to 556p.

National Express rose 4.4 per cent, or 6.7p, to 158.7p and First climbed 10.8 per cent, or 4.5p, to 46p after both were upgraded from 'neutral' to 'buy'.

Knowing the way markets are at the moment, everything will probably go down then lol

Yes indeed. It was nice to see the large director buys too. There is nothing stopping this rising well above what it was a couple of weeks ago, as long as they don't lose more of the mine!!

My rule for a punt now is if I can't replace any potential lost money easily within a month of work then it is too high a stake for me. For quality companies like this happy to keep buying in.

Yes a 10% premium from here considering all the growth options in the future seems a poor deal for shareholders. I'd be looking at similar to other takeovers c. 30% or more.

Yes but it went down lower after the 25p xo their stop losses would have already been triggered...

Phew that is good news then. Thanks

Anyone know whyprice dropped to 686.50 at last second or is it just a glitch?!

What is this the ggp board or the recommend me a risky mining share with the most zeroes before it's stock price board??!

I think it is more likely it will open near 22.5 rather than 23.7p.

To be fair people have been saying that every day for the past three or four weeks.

Well sell out and go buy others then instead of coming and flapping every day about small movements in this share price.

Google briefly jumped to that after close but I s now back at 22.5

Strange and annoying that this has lost 3% in an hour with no real news to suggest why especially as other shares are holding on or going up still.

Cheers for that archways

Other places also report wind, not just daily mail, so they must have seen the speech.

Out of interest, what happens if a share offer comes in on a takeover and your platform doesn't deal in that share - in this case newcrest?