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A nice finish to the day. Mobico up 3.51% to close at .2360p. I still want to invest a further £80,000 before Mobico's next RNS so will add on any decent dips at circa 22.5p. If the RNS is as expected, I will add further upon release of the RNS.

If my due diligence, forecast and share price modeling is correct, Mobico is a clear multi-bagger. IMO & DYOR

@rob295 Good info.

Always best to adopt and roll-out best practice, functions etc. across the company. In this case National Express functions (and cost synergies( merged with Alsa. Smart move. IMO

@wealthtrasfer I cam to the same conclusions a while back. The Mobico shorts have more or less the same 'investments' in both long and short positions on Mobico.

The fact is that what is now known points to a positive RNS and a share price re-rate from brokers and analysts under the title 'Mobico Turnaround' or similar with emphasis on new leadership, amalgamation between UK and Alsa Spain, debt management firmly under control and trending down, cost savings achieved of circa £100M, further cost savings of circa £75M on the cards, increased revenues, margin and profits, fully backed by stakeholders and lenders etc.

The shorts took out their positions when Mobico's shatre price was already at near record lows, so it was always a dumb move. Hence, the shorts must balance their risk with long positions, as their short positions are on very shaky ground.

While the shorts were (past tense) building their positions, smart investors (like JO) were using the downward pressure on Mobico's share price to build their long positions.

GLA

@Steve3639 Don't worry about comments from @dwam - he is 100% short on JD Sport. It's in his post history.

@Steve3639 'This is a massive game changer! Wow. Fasten your seatbelts now.'

It is no game changer. US investors could invest in JD Sports pre OTCQX via their brokers EG Interactive Brokers, Charles Schwab etc.

When JD Sports' RNS provides a decent update, the share price will re-rate. However, at the moment, due to high youth unemployment and far from brilliant Nike sales, JD Sports needs a magic trick or two in order to justify a re-rate.

Fir now, JD Sports remains a yo-yo stock. Great to day-trade anywhere from a few days to two weeks. Buy at the dip, sell at a profit. Rinse repeat. There are other opportunities whereby a buy and hold is far better value in terms of ROI.

I have been short on time this week, but the Mobico share price is pretty low, a few minutes ago I added a further 43718 Mobico shares for £10,000 at .227486. Ideally I want to add a further £80,000 between now and the next RNS with audited results. GLA

I have waited for the dips and added AM today at the low.

A few minutes ago, I added another 43853 Mobico shares for £10,000 at .2267p. Not as low as I would have liked but it will do all the same.

GLA

Dwam is short on JD Sports. Check his post history - it's all there in black and white. Classic short posts.

@dwam You want everyone to sell. You are definitely short on JD Sports. IMO

I think dwam is short on JD Sports.

Take a closer look at dwam's posts...almost all are very negative with reasons why not to invest, with barely any constructive insights whatsoever. Classic signs of a poster who is clearly short on a stock.

For example (from mid-May, click on page 4 of his posts):

'JD Sports never fails to disappoint. The longs have been losing for five straight years!

If you are trading in and out, you might be looking at selling right now.

This place reeks of desperation. JD Sports is going down the drain...

Just make sure you're not adding chunks of dog turd to your portfolio.

JD Sports' five-year share price performance has been a complete catastrophe for long-term holders. There is seemingly no floor to how low it will go.'

DYOR

@helloDave I concur. A fair estimate is that Mobcio's total passenger numbers and revenues are up 25%-40% depends on routes. The events in the middle east has been boom-time for Mobico. Think COVID - the only businesses that did well were online businesses...similar with the oil crises. Far more people have chosen to take public transport. In adddition the middle east is not fully sorted as yet. Only the MOU is signed, not a formal peace deal. With it comes to the middle east, be prepared for the unexpected.

@Paddyboy1 Mobico at circa 22-25p is under most major investors' radar, hence the interest from shorts, as they can manipulate the market to an extent. However, once Mobico releases its audited accounts and business update with forecast, all bets are off. Until then, big investors will remain on the sidelines. I have said it many times, Mobico is a turnaround in play.

Only a week ago, many posters here thought the sky was falling as the Mobico share price slumped to circa .215p...while some were upset, I saw it as an opportunity and added in the lows, especially on Wednesday and Thursday. I has hoped I could add more on Friday, but the RNS meant a rise of 4.5%, which took the share price above my average.

I have a hunch that more private investors will absorb Mobcio's RNS from Friday and connect the dots (i.e. the German deal) in which case the Mobico share price will likely rise on Monday in the lead up to Mobcio's next RNS. In the event the share price drops to a reasonable level, I will add, as ideally, I would like to add a further via several smaller buy tranches over the couple of weeks. If the share price does not drop, I will add at the higher levels and accept the fact that the share price has a new higher baseline.

GLA

@helloDave Indeed Mobico was the 5th highest riser in percentage terms (up 4.50% today) on the London Stock Exchange FTSE All Share leaderboard.

@firepower1 At 2.00pm yesterday 18/06 you posted: 'Share price will drop back in the teens, James Oxford and his followers will soon go into hiding, only a matter of time.'

Your above post has not aged well...as usual.

Mobcio was up (again) to close at 4.50% at COB today 19/06. I have been on this Mobico discssion board every day, including yesterday and today...but it is you who have gone into hiding.

Firehose you ought to be highly concerned for your Mobico short position - it is on very, very shaky ground. JO has warned you time and time again to close your stupid short position, but you refuse to listen. Unfortunately, due to your very poor and ill advised decision to short Mobico you will lose money. JO has spoken...again.

@CaptainS Good to see you are optimistic in Mobico - and with good reason. Dont get me wrong, Mobico is cheap at 23-25p as it is a turnaround company...until the proof is in the pudding i.e. results and forecasts published that show stability and projected growth. However, my average is well under 22p and I prefer to keep it that way. That said, I may add if it is clear Mobico's share price does not drop to those levels again. I live in hope another drop occurs between now and the RNS on audited results.

Smart move to release the German sign off prior to the audited accounts.

The German deal is now officially signed off - and the audited accounts will relect the changes to the betterment of Mobico. The commentary around the German deal and audited results will be interesting. Mobico's business update/forecast will be strong for the next 12 months also.

In my posts this whereby I predicted a subdued week, I have been quietly adding to my holdings over the last couple of days little and often at under .22p as I did not want to help push the share price up. I had hoped to add further today, however, the RNS saw an end to that. I will recommence adding if there are further dips under .22p, however, under .22p may now be ancient history.

GLA

JD Sports up today from circa low .82p (well within my buy target range of 81-83p) to finish 4th top riser in the FTSE100 today up 2.22% to close at .8672p. Very nice. I'll take that every day, and twice on Sundays. Lol

@helloDave I do not think firehose has access to the same info. His analysis and predictions are way off - hence he is either short, or not invested at all.

The reality is that Mobico's share price rose somewhat this afternoon to finish up 2.70%, due to the fact that the day traders placed their bets on Mobico's RNS being released AM tomorrow. If it is not released Am tomorrow, then Mobcio's share price will drop somewhat by mid AM Friday. IMO

@firepower1 at 2pm today you posted: 'Share price will drop back in the teens, James Oxford and his followers will soon go into hiding, only a matter of time.'

My word, your posts never age well! It is now close of business today, and Mobcio's share price is up 2.90% today. You are wrong...again. Firehose you are comedy gold!

Firehose when is your next Mobico share price prediction? I'll be sure to add to my holdings! When you predict Mobico's share price will fall, it rises every time! It's a licence to print money! I bet when you play Roulette and place your bet on 'black', it finishes on 'red' every time! What ever you do, don't give up your uber driver job!

@firepower1 'As a matter of curiosity, how many clown's on here are willing to declare their losses to date on this share...'

Looks like firehose is well and truely drowning in his losses and his sorrows! Hic, hic! Lol

Mobico shorts should have taken the hint when FirstGroup released their results. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. In this instance, the Mobcio shorts could read the Mobico room in advance simply by looking at FirstGroup's results. You can lead a horse to water... Lol