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The cases already brought up were thrown out by the courts.
This is just the FCA re-opening the investigation as a new review.
The whole thing is complete BS, the end users signed contracts and knew what they were getting into.
The whole thing is BS. The contracts were signed and consented by the end users.
This is just the FCA flexing to show worth, however legally they have no real ground.
All the cases have already been through out and just the FCA trying to justify their existence.
The BoD took the appropriate action with the dividend stop, however the FCA investigation is complete BS and just them flexing.
Fact is the interest and contracts were clear, and all previous cases of consumers complaining were dismissed.
All this has done is great a fantastic investment opportunity, the company is making £94m a year profit against an MCAP of £500m
Looking through the charts the drop was well overdone, they placed aggressive low prices yet there was few sellers.
the whole way down was a minimal amount of low prices and few sells, and there was a big buy sat waiting at the bottom.
give this a day and those with holdings from the 500+ will start loading to average down.
The company is expecting a nice AOP of approximately £94 million, after Group (central functions) net expenses.
Expect that the FCA will come to little, the insurance contracts are solid and the terms are clear, its all sensation storm in a tea cup stuff. The issue for Close Brothers is the grey clouds why the investigation is open.
However, for any big firms this is now a great investment opportunity, as a fund to lot up on now and hold for a couple of years to make 30-50% profit. We should see some large loading by the end of day.
Are you bothering to read the tape? the shares are being bundle bought, and the sells have dried up.
this is now sideways action until a big buy is placed then it would jump 15%
Any investigation will take about 2 years, as they will need to get complaints, have each case followed up, reviewed etc.
Looking at the period of review the contracts would be solid and clear, and given that PPI was being investigated, all contracts and practices would have been changed to avoid issues.
the whole case is utter BS.
Storm in a tea cup, the contracts the end user signed are clear and its just sensational headlines.
RBC are complete rubbish, just speculation with their numbers.
The business is in a broadly good state, £9b held in trust, and making profit consistently.
Great buy and hold investment.
Apologies, I see that the 57K is their total holding.
however, still glad to see a £5k buy from Will and a £2k buy from Nick.
Still shows confidence from the people who know the business the most that things are good.
More good growth of core system assets
https://www.business-live.co.uk/enterprise/good-energy-snaps-up-solar-28613864