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I should have typed: Let's see who is right over the next couple of weeks OR when the US-Iran war ends.

@GenhisInvestor You have your opnion and I have mine. Let's see who is right over the next couple of weeks at when the US-Iran war ends. I say Mobico hit the low yesterday at 19p. Now you can make a decision. You can choose to be ahead of the curve or behind it. Shorts are fleas on cardigans, they take a punt, and they have to close their short position sooner or later. Stocks cannot fall indefinately, the low will always be found sooner or later. When it is obvious the low has been struck, the shorts will close their position. After that, for smart, experienced and bold early bird investor, it is time to enjoy the green hills upwards and it is all profit. My prediction is that by mid-April Mobico will be well on the way towards 30p.

Can we make a Group Action against:

Graff who promised us all 60-99p per share assured by his secret sauces and that it was not over until the cash was in the bank.

Icecool for promising everyone that Wood Group would go it alone (and fought tooth and nail with yours truely over several months and refused to surrender his position in the face of repeated RNS releases that confirmed Wood was up the creek without a paddle), and turn the company around into a world-beater.

Froggles for his poetry which 'boggled' the mind.

And most importantly, for Kenny-boy for never taking Sidara seriously and instead upset Sidara with his 'Sidarra is Delboy' comment to management at Wood that upset Sidara so much that they pitched a right Delboy offer of a mere 35p, and retracted that to a mere 30p per share just to get even with Kenny-boy!

The fact is, IF a Class Action is launched, then Wood's shareholders are typically notified when a class action lawsuit is launched against a company i.e. if they are part of the 'class' of affected investors. That said folks, don't hold your breath...take the money and invest when the US-Iran war is over, there will be plenty of investment opportunities! GLA

Yoda: [Looking away from Luke] I cannot teach him. The boy has no patience.

Obi-Wan: [voice-over] He will learn patience.

As I mentioned before, expect Sidara to pay by 24 March and you will not be disappointed.

@GenghisInvestor Given 100% of your comments are on Mobico, I doubt you have any other investments at all. Maybe a term deposit with NatWest!

It is obvious that Mobico has been impacted by the US-Iran war. I spotted that on 2 March and sold out immediately after the rise to 30p. My short post to let everyone know I sold out was a clear message to sell. Instead, my post was met with a flurry of doubters (rampers) who thought I was stupid to sell out of Mobico. Each to their own. Time - since 2 March when I sold out to date - has proven I was right as Mobico's share price has crashed from 30p to 20p.

I have said I think Mobico hit its low of 19p yesterday and I stand by that. I have called lows several times before (my best was Prudential when I called the low at exactly £6.00 12 months back and I recently sold out of that at a decent profit). The fact is that there comes a tipping point whereby a stock reaches its low and is too good to pass up. Mobico reached that yesterday.

Combine Mobico's low of 19p with the fact that other transportation stocks like IAG and EasyJet have hit recent lows and are on the way up by 2.5% to 3.5% today (so far) and it makes sense to me that other transportation companies like Mobico will follow in due course i.e. sooner or later.

Yesterday, I bought Mobico shares as I put my money where my mouth is. I suspect the Mobico worm has turned. That said we are in turbulent times, so if Mobico drops to 19p, I will add. As a I said Mobico at 19p is too cheap and is in clear bargain territory.

When Trump announces the US-Iran war is over i.e. threat to US has been eliminated, all stock prices in the transport and distrubition sectors will rocket. I will buy left, right and centre across many stocks and that includes Mobico. Recent Mobico investors at 20p+ will benefit from that rocket. End of. IMO & DYOR and all that guff.

YouGov's interim results to be published on Tuesday (24 March). This could be the event that confirms YouGov is cheap now at circa £1.87...or has further to fall. Any bets/ideas on which way these results will go?

@GenghisInvestor You are a tool. A quick look at your post history shows you only comment on Mobico. You need to diversify your investments. Either that or get a life! Take a look at my post history (especially on Wood Plc) and you will see I am anything but a bot. Lol

@Genghisinvestor On 17 MArch I posted: "Every stock has it's low...and for Mobico 19p is probably it. IMO"

You replied: 'My gut feeling says so.'

Now you call me a bot! Lol

With airlines like IAG and Easyjet up in share price circa 2-3% AM today from recent lows, it looks like Mobico ought to be due a rise in share price. As mentioned earlier Mobico probably hit its low at 19p yesterday. Every stock has a low, before the inevitable rise. Time will tell. IMO

Hmmm, JD Sports now looks quite the bargain. Tempted, very tempted!

Although Prudential did increase on the back of its results early AM today, I have decided against investment in Prudential at this point. When the US-Iran war concludes there will be better opportunities for capital gains elsewhere. IMO

Prudential's ahre price will jump today on the back of their FY2025 results. I am tempted to buy in again AM today, very tempted indeed!

@Genghisinvestor 'What happened to the idea that the Iran war will destroy MCG'

Do not put words in my mouth, I never said, nor have I prescribed to any idea that the US-Iran war would destroy Mobico.

As I said, every stock has its low, and Mobico's is 19p and that is clear bargain territory. Obviously when the US-Iran war ends or shows signed of ending - whenever that may be - the Mobico share price will rocket upwards. IMO

@Laralara1 Agreed. Mobico is now circa 19p-20p that is too cheap to ignore. I may start to buy back in, war or no war. Every stock has it's low...and for Mobico 19p is probably it. IMO

@Garonne On the positive, JD Sports buyback at the moment means their buy costs (price per share) are very cheap!

@Offgrid This is a Mobico discussion board. I have made my position clear. I do not have to 'talk down' Mobico for a lower entry - the share price has already slumped from over 30p to 20p since 2 March. Zero to do with me or any posts on this discussion board, just good old plain commonsense. Anyone who invests in Mobico based on some rampers on this discussion board has rocks for brains and has not done too well of late. Besides 'Offgrid', take a look at some of the user names and ask you would take their investment ideas seriously. Lol

@Thunder2040 The easiest person to fool is yourself. Time to wake up and smell the coffee. If you do not think the US-Iran war is a game-changer, then there is no hope for you. IMO

You would think there could be light at the end of the dark tunnel. However, one hour ago: 'Israeli Minister of Culture and Sports Miki Zohar has called for his country to prepare for an escalation “in the coming days”, adding that the US-Israeli war on Iran is “very likely” to take several more weeks.' Plenty more dark days to come. IMO

@Thunder2040 ALL Sectors are affected in some way, shape or form by the US-Iran war.

One hour ago: 'Israeli Minister of Culture and Sports Miki Zohar has called for his country to prepare for an escalation “in the coming days”, adding that the US-Israeli war on Iran is “very likely” to take several more weeks.' Buckle up, plenty more to come yet. IMO

Just because oil prices have increased does not necessarily equate to more people on public transport. Higher oil prices will lead to higher inflation, which means higher prices for public transportation (amongst others), which puts many people off public transport. IMO