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@firepower1 No need for you to be 'concerned' for JO with your prophecy of doom and scare-mongering. I have carried out my due diligence, and I know a turn-around in play when I see it.

Watch what happens to Mobico's share price from 6 April onwards. In addition, from 6 April, ISA investors will have new cash to invest in oversold companies like Mobico. Everyone knows it. The shorts know it, hence their desperate attempts to drive the Mobico share price down as possible during the small window of opportunity between now and then. All par for the course.

Meanwhile I will continue to add. JO loves a bargain.

DYOR & GLA

@firepower1 No need to 'worry' about JO my friend. I have been on the buy since 12 noon today. Like I said anything at 17p and I will continue to buy. I know a bargain when I see it, and I know when a turnaround is in play. Mult-bagger here for those in the know. DYOR. The real question is firepower - have you opened your short and will you only close it at 9p? Thought not. Stick to your day job driving your cabbie! Lol

@pedro61 Agreed. If oil shortages occur, then essential travel will take priority. Further many commuters find it is easier and cheaper to take public transport. If station continues use of private vehicles will be restricted EG allowed to be used on certain days of the week…and of course fuel rations will affect all but essential vehicles. Many possibilities can occur. Either way, Morocco will be in the driver’s seat (pardon the pun) in terms of commuter travel.

Let’s hope for a fast negotiation. At least both sides have now outlined their wish list so talks are underway. Big ask for US ground troops to enter a full scale wall between US and Iran. Negotiation will more than likely prevail. IMO

@firepower1 'There is more chance share price dropping to 10p , as apposed to going to 20p. How many clown's on here want to bet against that.'

Er, I am still waiting for you to open your short position and only close it if it hits 9p. Put your money where your mouth is. If not, you can stand down and pin the label 'Coward' on your shirt and head back to your cab shifts.

As for me, I know Mobico is in turnarund mode, and that is where I have made my biggest returns. Therefore, if Mobico drops to a decent price, I will happily top up - no problems at all. If that's OK with you of course 'Sir Coward'! Lol

PS. Last paragraph in the article (as below) was the clear give-away:

'We are not advisers, but I wouldn’t recommend the average English punter to buy Mobico shares. If you’re more than 65 years old, just make sure it’s not in your Isa or your pension. This isn’t cheap. The price is low, but it’s for a reason.'

'We are not advisers', but well 'advise' you anyway...comedy gold! Lol

I have read the article.

All points made in the article are already known to most investors who have carried out their due dilligence and invested recently.

It is clear that the negative 'points' and especially the 'possible scenarios' are emphasised i.e. 'scaremongering' tactics. The article is obviously part of an orchestrated 'attack' on Mobico designed to flush out any further sellers before the end of this UK financial year i.e. before hoards of private investors can invest or top up with the ISAs from 6 April onwards. Once the sellers have been flushed out, the big players invest and as the share price increases, the stock analyst opinions will 'suddenly' (aka conveniently) switch quickly towards positive analyst ratings, stock recommendations of buy, and news articles and commentary will suddenly change to Mobico's 'miracle turnround' with praise of management etc. All par for the course.

In the meantime, the article may work (as it is designed to do so) and flush out further sellers to the detriment of those sellers, and the betterment of new investors who can clealry see that Mobico is a turnaround in play. Should the Mobico share price fall to circa 17p, I will be very pleased to add further. #begreedywhenothersarefearful

IMO & DYOR

@John33 Mobico has an excellent leadship and senior management team that is focused on growth and margins. That is clear - and as an investor that is crucial to any investment. Mobico is a clear turn-around company that will grow quickly with increased revenues and margins. Further, there is no need for you to be 'concerned' about Mobico's debt at all - it is entirely manageable and will be reduced in due course. All companies ought to carry debt, so all par for the course.

As for shorts - they attach themselves to many stocks. Shorts are fleas on cardigans...and gamblers to boot. If you are concerned about shorts and/or you invest based on number of shorts and/or their positions in a company/stock, then to be frank you ought not to invest in companies/stocks, as you will never be able to identify and invest in an undervalued company/stock with clear potential as a mult-bagger.

Two quotes are apt for Mobico as an investment at the moment as it is so undervalued: 1: The early bird catches the worm. 2: Be greedy when others are fearful.

I love turn-around companies that are beyond cheap. Therefore, I will continue to put my money where my mouth is and continue to add more Mobico shares to my portfolio.

All IMO & DYOR

@Thedetector Indeed on both counts. Halfords is undervalued along with a number of other stocks. I can confirm I received a sizeable cash deposit from the recent sale of John Wood Plc to Sidara. Plenty of stocks to choose from, but only a few have potentail multi-bagger opportunities in due course and in the not so distant future to boot. IMO & Good Luck

@firepower1 Like I mentioned previously, if you are so sure Mobico will drop to 'under 10p', why don't you short it and close your short position at say 9p. Put your money where your mouth is. I double-dare you. Lol

@firepower1 Thanks for your 'concern' about my decent investment in Mobico. No need to be 'concerned' my friend. I have been an investor long enough to identify a clear and present bargain when I see it. Mobico will be a multi-bagger in due course. IMO & DYOR

Well this Halfords discussion board is quiet. I have added a number of Halford shares at circa £1.26 on 23 March, and again today at circa £1.28. This is another of my stocks 'branded' over-sold. So had to buy in at these stupid levels! GLA

@busicat I'm pleased you did well with Prudential Plc. I sold out of that on 2 March along with almost all my other stocks due to the US-Iran war. However, the fatc that the US and Iran are in talks is a huge positive step, no matter how many insults they throw at each other. All wars end sooner or later. There are a numbe rof stocks at the moment that are clearly now oversold and YouGov is one of them. IMO & DYOR of course!

@busicat I must confess, I have been buying into YouGov also since it dropped to £1.40. Oops...I just bougt another £10,000 YouGov shares 5992 at £1.6679. But shhhh, don't tell anyone! Lol

@firepower1 Take a look at the time of my posts and confirmation of my buys 15 minutes later. All my own buys old chap. The reason I mentioned a few of my buys is so others (like yourself) cannot comment later that I made it all up! As for my comments to help 'drive' (pardon the pun) the Mobico share price up...a few commenst on this LSE discussion board will not affect the share price in any way. Just as your posts will not drive the Mobico share price down. It's all irrelevent, except to a few punters who read such posts at home late at night next to the fire with a glass of whisky in one hand, a cigar in the other, a white robe, and a pair of comfy slippers on their feet!

I now have a pretty decent position here. I will be happy to top up when the time is right. Also, I have had a very decent cash deposit from my Wood Group Plc stock, which was kindly bought out by Sidara..so plenty more to invest here. Mobico is simply too cheap. Do the sums. In addition, it is now common knowledge for those in the know that revenues are dramatically up as more and more seats are bought due to the high price of fuel. Not only that, but Mobico have one or two tricks up their sleeve. Good times ahead. IMO & DYOR

I now have a very nice entry point at Mobico. I will continue to add at these lows, and invest much more if the stock drops further. Opportunities like this are few and far between. This is now a muti-bagger. It is clear that Mobico has a trick or two up its sleeve. IMO & DYOR. GLA

I just added a further £10,000 = 56025 Mobico shares at .1775p. I love this clearly over-sold stock!

I just added a further £25,000 = 139156 Mobico shares at .1787p. #BeGreedyWhenOthersAreFearful. IMO & GLA

I just added a further £20,000 = 111177 Mobico shares at .1789p...too cheap to ignore. IMO & GLA

I just added £30,000 = 167186 Mobico shares at .1785p...be rude not to. GLA

@Laralara1 @GenghisInvestor Indeed. Recent senior leadership appointments made are very positive for Mobico - bodes well for the future. Focus clearly on growth and margins. As an investor improved growth and margins are music to my ears. IMO