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Hmmm, see what you mean re quality on those Trust Pilot reviews. From a very quick look, it seems most complaints about their sandals, so hopefully fairly isolated and can be fixed - but I did assume their quality would have remained rock solid, so is a concern that quality control is clearly not good enough, particularly at this price point. Having said that, both my daughters wear Doc boots and never had any issues and this looks cheap. I doubled up this morning, so put your tin hats on.

Yes, down!

I’m keeping everything crossed on this one. It’s a great brand and pretty timeless. Hoping for a strong recovery play here.

Old news. This is more than baked in to the price.

Happy with this today. I'm out. Hopefully will get the chance to buy back in again. Good luck all.

I'm out this morning. Slightly reluctantly, but think I may have pushed my luck far enough. Will look to get back in.

Frankie and Bennies and Chiquitos are utter garbage. Getting rid of those and the lease and other liabilities just leaving us with Waga would be amazing. I believe in, and regularly eat at, Wagas and have done for years. Everything else in the stable, as I’ve said before, needs to be shot.

Sold yesterday and bought back today kewjosh?

And don’t forget to measure the Johnson rod against the boswolox trajectory.

Fair enough kewjosh, and I don’t doubt I could potentially do better timing my trades - but the short game never worked for me. Good luck to you.

Can’t argue it has always retraced for a fair few years, but I think it’s time may finally have come and there are strong tail winds. Agreed this will dip but I don’t day trade so I’ll stay in and play the long game on this.

Phew! About time this one took off properly. Fundamentals look good, and let’s face it with the world the way it is now, this should be the golden goose. This is a hold for me.

Yes, thank goodness for Brexit.

Yes, it does. Most large law firms will receive and then transfer out millions of pounds every day, meaning most will have a huge revolving credit in their client account, and on the basis that most is only held for a day or so as part of a conveyancing or other transaction the law firm will be able to keep most of it - and only account where the sums held are huge or held for a period of more than a few days - the latter of which would have to be justified to avoid potentially breaching solicitors accounts rules which prohibit providing banking services.

Can't be bothered to communicate further with you I'm afraid Pompal. From your posting history, you just appear to be a t*sser and life is too short.

Each to their own Saab. Time will tell, but I think the cost of servicing all that debt in a slowing market will have a big impact over the next 12 months. Good luck.

A very naive statement. Law firms thrive on attracting talent. There’s no way they are attracting talent. They have a terrible reputation - as can be seen on RoF which is probably the most widely read legal website by lawyers. FFS did you see the article about the emails they sent to staff about pay rises!!! Beggars belief. But the debt will be what seals the deal ultimately. Well run law firms are earning a fortune from their client account deposits at the moment, not paying a fortune for debt.

No. It won’t.

Some eloquent and well argued posts on here today. Always nice to see. I view this from a very human angle - that of having lost a shed load of money, and losing more with each passing day. No one surely can have any confidence in this company, and there is no sign of turnaround that I can see. It is the turd in my portfolio I wish I had flushed away a long time ago. Correction, it was a turd, but it has now been eroded so much by management it is now a mere skid mark.

Not sure I'd call it a crash Newbie. Things are never going to go in a straight line. Just a normal dip as far as I'm concerned and then onwards and upwards.