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Added another £25,000 at a touch over 33p...looks like JO was not alone. Now spiked up to 37p! Fun and games! Lol

I do wonder if this Wood Group sell off is partly due to management and employees selling out, due to cancellation of bonuses...

Food for thought. Disgruntled employees and all that.

Well I thought the low would be 36p...its now .330p...this is ridiculous! But I love it! This will shortly be a license to print money!!! Lol

JO is back and invested into Wood Group! Everyone can relax now. Lol

I have bought first tranch at £25,000 at circa .37p. Too cheap to ignore! I will add more if the share price continues to slump on Monday. However, with this massive drop of circa 43% in one day, how low can it really go...?! Maybe 35p at worst...but then where - only a difference of pennies as to the current share price, so it doesn't matter. The sell-off is well and truely over-cooked! Sit back and enjoy the (eventual) ride upwards when investor ommonsense prevails once more.

To boost the Wood Group share price the CEO needs to resign! The same message I made clear last time...the CEO is a walking time-bomb!

Takeover on cards? Who knows with this stock! Lol

@Garonne. Remember what I said about the lead up to the results from mid February and thereafter to mid-late April. Prudential will comfortably hit your 'target' of £7.50...it's only another 13p!!! Don't be tempted to sell early for chump change!

@SavageKeyboard 'Trump might just send the UK markets broadly lower again tomorrow? 🤷'

It's not Trump you need to worry about. It's the economic policies of Farmer Stamer and Rachel from Accounts that continue to beat the UK markets up!

@Wildcat_Driver You old stick in the mud! Don't worry, when the Capita results are known in March, the barbs thrown on this Capita discussion forum will be full of 'ya boo' and will make PMs question time look like a picnic!

@AimMaster 'For me, spare change pays for spa and manicure every so often'

And a mud face mask, and a new pair of black Doc Martens...

@broomtree 'JO - I was invested in CPI long before you graced the LSE boards with your wisdom...'

Thanks for the compliment - sorry I didn't bother to read past the above line.

No need to dip into the pockets of your 1950's trench coat...my offer to lend you 14p to invest in a share Capita still stands. In 18-24 months, you would have doubled your investment to 28p per share. Heck, when you think about it 28p still looks very low for a Capita share.

Broomtree out of curiousity...does your 'experience' as a former investor in Capita make you think, 'Hmmm, Capita sure looks cheap right now?!'

@broomtree Here I'll lend you 14p so you can buy one share in Capita. At least then you'll have 'some skin in the game!' Lol

@PokerChips Falcon-Flyer has thrown some mud your way on the JD Sports discussion room. I batted for you in a way that only Falcoln Flyer would understand! Lol

@broomtree Are you still here...sitting and watching from the sidelines. How about you dip your short arms down into your deep, long pockets an invest some of your chump change into Capita...?! Lol

@Garonne 'Not looking too bullish this morning. Pru being Pru and dropping back.'

Er, Garonne...to state the obvious:

On 13 January Prudential's share price was £5.95.

As of COB today 13 February (exactly one month later) Prudential's share price is £7.27.

Prudential's share price has increased by £1.32 per share in ONE MONTH!

Falcon-Flyer-03 Firstly what happened to FF01 and FF02 did they crash and burn lad?! Secondly I bet when youse takes on the likes of PokerChips in poker he will kick your Falcon Flyer into outa-space where no falcon ought to be eh up. Thirdly when PokerChips dumps his hand fer a full ouse, I bet you will grind your snout into his armpit and say 'You want some of this lad...do yer, eh? Do yer?!'

@Trenners your post: '@Aim - looking forward to your ramping posts again as you increase your stake here 😀'

Don't hold your breath! It is impossible for Aimless to provide much positive commentary on Capita...other than the cursery nod here and there. Why...? It's obvious. Aimless is a turncoat, pure and simple...she needs allies on both sides of the fence!

Aimless will buy and build her Capita position now (maybe over the next few days), but as soon as there is a small percentage increase she will bail out completely.

After that, Aimless will 'short' Capita prior to the next results. Aimless will then need to join forces with the Dark Lord SavageGarden and together they will bad mouth Capita like there is no tomorrow!

Of course, SavageGarden will think Aimless has seen the error of her ways and be thankful she has crossed-over into his arms. He will bow down, then kneel on one knee to the AImless one...and start slowly and then feverishly licking Aimless' black Doc Marten boots. After a while, SavageGarden will ask 'For how much longer shall I lick your boots Aimless one?' to which Aimless will reply 'Until you can see the reflection of my shiney black Doc Martens on your black tongue!' to which SavageGarden will reply...'Slurp, slurp....sluuurrrppp!'

I can read Aimless like a book.

Prove me wrong Aimless! Lol

@SavageGarden I sure hope you make more than £3000 to £3,300 PCM. With Two-Tier Never-Here Farmer Starmer and Rachel from Accounts and the rest of the unskilled socialist Labour party - all of whom have one economic policy: 'tax, spend, repeat!' - only one thing is certain...the UK and its people will become much poorer!

Prudential's RNS today read as follows: 'Prudential plc announced today that it is evaluating a potential listing of ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited involving the partial divestment of its shares, subject to market conditions, requisite approvals and other considerations. It is intended that following the completion of such a divestment, the net proceeds would be returned to shareholders. We will provide a further update at an appropriate time.'

Based on the above RNS, the Prudential share price was up 5.77% (.39p) as at the close of business today.

That upswing in one day was based on the fact that management has declared that it is 'evaluating a potential listing of ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited and the net proceeds would be returned to shareholders'.

Now stop and think for a minute...

What will happen to the Prudential share price when the next RNS is made? For example 'Management's evaluation is complete, the divestment is confirmed and the net proceeds of £X will be returned to shareholders via special dividend and buyback (or similar)'.

Prudentials' next RNS on this subject will result in the next major upswing, probably circa 7-9%.

Not only that, Prudential will have excellent end of year financials to report on 20 March 2025.

The current Prudential share price is still near a 5 year low...

For me, Prudential is a growth stock, and the potential upside here is huge!

IMO & DYOR

@Garonne Are you happy you held your nerve?! Don’t lose your nerve now that Prudential is on the up! Lol Now wait for Year End Results in March 2025…not to mention follow up details of today’s RNS announcement in due course, and you should be pleasantly surprised with your profit!

Prudential was always a clear buy at £6.00…still lots of upside from the current levels too for reasons I have mentioned in my previous posts and the above RNS updates due soonish.

@Papaduke. Good confidence in Zephyr with your shareholding.

I am 100% sure Zephyr will be a success.

I will add further once the test results are positive.

@Papaduke Given Zephyr's share price ic circa 3p, with very low volumes traded, and the market capitaisation of circa £54 million: a 'large' trade would not be £500K to £1 million as you mentioned.

Given where Zephyr is at this point in time, I would consider a 'large' trade to be £150,000 to £20,000. It's all relative. IMO.

Of course, it will all change immediately, as and when the drill and tests are a success...and the real drill starts. Not too long npw.