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Tony? Explain.
You know my position. For you I will explain one more time. I hold a significant amount as bottom drawer shares for which through a lot of trading over the years I have got my original stake out, those I will hold until the fat lady breaks into song. I also hold some CC trading shares on which I am significantly in profit and have taken some cash out that various times to invest elsewhere . My opinion and various times is my opinion as is yours. As I have said many times ,comments on this board have zero impact on the share price. Anyone thinking it does needs to get some professional help. Now that should get 1DMNextyearwewillbemillionairesrodney going. Oh no forgot the old boy has filtered everyone who doesn't weigh in with is opinion:)))))))

1DM. You stick to your penny holdings Wayne Kerr. Sure you would love to know what I hold in my portfolio. if you had any idea about investing you would realise how ridiculous you look......old boy lol

1DM.
Perhaps if you took more time reading a post in full and in context as opposed to making it suit your agenda . From my earlier post we you seem to have an issue with."You already know I have a significant holding tucked away and it has been for some time. I also have some trading shares well in profit."
Ignorance is bliss , stupidity is inexcusable but the comedy value is priceless.
As I said living in your head rent free. I will leave it there.

1DM.
You seem to know an awful lot of what people hold,how much they paid and their losses which I must say is pretty impressive. It seems you base your opinion on a very small window of record low to record high SP to suit which shows your naeivity as an investor.
You keep insisting people sell up and move on. Suggest you have them filtered but still respond.
I think certain posters are living rent free in your head.

Not so Tony. Openreach is still part of BT and significantly contributes to its bottom line. It is responsible for the BT infrastructure. But of course DYOR.

Me too Tony with FTSE 100. Now enjoying the rewards of the dividends.
As I said covid presented some real opportunities if you leave your stake on the table despite the drop in share prices.
The only negative for me was Aviva and BT suspending the Divi short term. Having said that there was the opportunity for me to top up at ridiculously low prices,so swings and roundabouts.

Hi Tony . Nextyearwewillbemilliinaionairesrodders type investors who hold Aim shares without trading them will more often than not lose money. I take what I personally consider the more sensible view based on my past experience, good spread of investments , trade Aim and never fall in love with a share. It's served me well over the years but each to their own.
Of course it also depends on your age ,an investor of 20 years old has a bigger window to recover potential losses than perhaps. Someone of 60 years old so may be happy taking a more risky view.
I currently hold 6 blue chips and have used profits taken from CC to top up those which for me have always been long term dividend holds. There were and are still undervalued shares out there due to covid.
I continue to hold CC only because it is, for me a worthwhile risk. However it depends on your current position and risk attitude. I would like nothing more than for this to rocket, at which point I will reassess.
One thing I am fairly certain of is if any big orders are coming it will be outside of and before India. DYOR.

Lolololol
Thought schools were back today

Hi Tony.
Not sure how many times I've said this. I am only being realistic and my comments are based on my own experience of CC.
You already know I have a significant holding tucked away and it has been for some time. I also have some trading shares well in profit. One of my shares BT is currently showing a small loss so I'm no genius and mistimed my buy. Those were bought a while back on the basis that long term they will significantly improve.
Yes of course I trade any aim share, CC is currently my only one. Done correctly and with a bit of luck you can remove most if not all of the risk.
Anyone buying an Aim share and just sit on them are just mug punters. AIMO

Who are you?? Must have bought too of market and sitting in a loss? You seem very angry lol

You say pessimistic Tony I say factual.
"Smart repair job at cost (good will) but no RNS needed." I must have missed that one Tony ,sorry. If that is the case could it they were led up the yellow brick road? Hopefully not but time will tell. Let's hope its a happy and prosperous new year for all. I just get this Groundhog day feeling again with CC and India.

I guess one can assume that unless an imminent RNS CC have not been currently involved. Even with the "non binding MOU agreement " reported by Hardman back in May? If correct its worrying and the usual case of what CC don't say. Let's hope we're all wrong then.

Anyone taking heed of anything these articles push out has to say deserves to lose their shirts. More often than not these writers are paid to write articles to promote a company. Read the disclaimer at the end of the article,tells you every you need to know

The lazy investor will always lose, it's difficult enough if you spend, as TonyJ always says DYOR. Good Luck all for a prosperous 2022.

Hi Colour like you I did very similar at consolidation. Experience told me what would happen to the share price. Just out of interest have you (or Tony) ever known consolidation to end up as a positive thing on Aim? Can't say I have but may I've just been unlucky.

Hi Nelly.
Karv was referring to the Golden Ticket issue with Aviva France. My take is Aviva have already confirmed it will not affect their solvency position.

Hi Marc.
"This will have a negligible impact on Aviva’s solvency position."
I think that statement by Aviva has to be taken as read. I guess it priced in and covered.
I see today there are one of two comments around the share buyback is rubbish and the share price has dropped. It makes me wonder if some read the news. Vivid worries have affected the market for over a month since Omicron arrived. It's not just Aviva.

And this
https://www.aviva.com/newsroom/news-releases/2021/02/aviva-approves-sale-of-its-french-business/

Hi Karv. This may help

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/aviva-sells-french-arm-for-e3-2-billion-as-new-ceo-amanda-blanc-focuses-the-insurance-giant/ar-BB1dVScv

News..

Looks like my no need and 17p by Xmas is spot on