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Last i saw it was supposedly Sept for BoE and Dec for Fed. used to be June and May respectively.

Think your outlook would depend on what your avg is. Anything 50-60. Youll def make money on a bid, as lowest will be 85-90.

That said, as i mentioned yesterday, if the co we’re interested in selling it all, why even advertise NA sale?

Anything could happen here really, but hoping its a bid of at least 140-150 if it happens. Cant imagine the board accepting something much lower than that considering it was 120 12 months ago, and 90 4 months ago. Business has shown that its resilient and makes good revenue.

Honestly, as they have announced the sale of NA, i cant imagine them accepting an offer before they see that through or exhaust all bids, else why even mention it.

Depends on how it is being tracked.

if you have 10k at 100, and bought 5k at 54, that will of course reduce your overall avg, then if you sold the 5k at 65, and banked profit, it would return the 10k avg to 100.

if you track it properly then you can bank profit with quick trades, as long as you keep an eye on your overall avg and adjust it with buys/sells. if you dont, then yeah, you'll just end up losing money.

"Q2 2024 as previously announced. At that time, we will provide an update on the deal completion including the asset cashflow from the 1 October 2022 effective date."

let's go!

Excellent!! lets hope this is the back of Terry now as well

Same boat, bought at 56.2 yesterday before the extra fall. about 54% down.

im positive for a good business and future, but will def be looking at '25 onwards without a decent sale of NA, or even some public bids.

Direct, or stop offs in manc, leeds, york along the way?

either way thats insane. add a 0

I mentioned this the other day re: glastonbury.

stick another £7 on each ticket, still dirt cheap, will run, and be on time, and the company is quids in.

Someone earlier got in at 250k shares at 54.03, not a bad entry price if it keeps moving up back to where it was.

Likely in auction as was so volatile

Just added some as well, had to take advantage to bring my avg down.

'lots of snow days' were some of the reported impact.

Happy that the overall debt is the same (could have borrowed lots more) and FCF is the same-ish. so no massive outflows, just treading water. Hopefully with that amount of revenue, we'll grow the coffers and remove all that debt with NA sale.

good update imo, but i can def see why cosmens want ALSA!!

Unexpected!! but a nice suprise, now turned green

How do EZJ stay afloat?

In an update on its half-year performance, the group said it is on track for headline pre-tax losses of £340m to £360m in the six months to March 31

I've encountered people like this as well, generally its just a 'im up' but not sure how much, or if they've declared it all. there are various sites that can do it all for you as well which makes it easier.

Https://www.revolutionbarsgroup.com/media/1463/revolution-bars-group-application-form-sample-watermark.pdf

Thanks. Appreciate the reply. Not heard anything from HL about it yet, so will hold tight a bit.

Its almost like AET are in the oil business?!! Nooo, surely not, christ, why did no one tell us