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@AimMaster You seldom called Capita right, so I doubt there will be any difference with your prediction on YouGov of droppoing to £1.70. It was only 12 months back YouGov was circa £4.00 per share. 3 years back it was circa £10 per share. Every share price has its bottom, and for YouGov circa £2.05 is probably it. Good upside to be had here as YouGov is clearly undervalued. IMO & DYOR. That aside, AimMaster I do not like your stalker ways, which is why I left the Capita board, so with respect, I would rather you did not reference or try to discuss YouGov or any other stock with me. Thanks.

Very good news. Like men here I have a reasonable size investment capped at £100, 000. I will only add upon release of a favourable RNS. As they say, the devil is in the detail! GLA

@AimMaster2018 Looks like Aim the Stalker is back trolling me again! Best return to your Capita box. Feel free to come back to this YouGov discussion board in April and eat humble pie then.

In the meantime, I will happily continue to buy YouGov shares on the dips today and again probably tomorrow.

Filter not feel! Lol

@Carrot JD Sports is one of the most under valued stocks. However, for some reason it is up-and-down like a yo-yo so until it settles and starts a steady and consistent rise I will continue to buy and sell out whenever it suits me to do so. If that’s OK with you. At this stage, I am out as I sold out yesterday. I will buy back in when it drops again which will probably be Friday. No need to worry about me and my posts. You can simply feel to me. Easily done. As for wood, I think your memory is off. The debate between myself and IceCool was all about whether or not Sidara would buy Wood. I was adamant it would happen as sure as night follows day. Whereas IceCool was of the opinion that would Wood carry on under its own steam. So you can continue to live in your own narrative which you were very good at doing at Wood and no one listened to you because you were incredibly rude to everyone. In fact, I was one of the few he did not filter you only because I do not filter. I do not quite understand why you bring wood to this table other than to try to somehow obtain street cred which is built on your own fantasy not what actually happened. And if anybody wants to see the truth all they need to do is look at the posts of which there are many between myself and IceCool. So do us all a favour and talk about JD Sports on this discussion board. It is you who brings up Wood not me.

Good to see Mobico held the line throughout the day. For the reasons I mentioned earlier, more to come over time IMO & DYOR. GLA

@AimMaster You must remember, as you laughed when I called the bottom at Prudential at £6.00. Like I said my average for Prudential Plc is £6.25. It closed today at circa £12.30. Lesson learned yet 'love'?! Lol

@Carrot13 Er, are you from the same planet as Graff on the Wood discussion board. It will not sell for 99p. The Sidara buyout is for 30p. End of story (a nice little earner for those who added massively at 18p just prior to suspension). Don't be a spud, er I mean carrot Carrot...and do try to keep up old chap! Anyway for this is the JD Sports discussion board, not for Wood posters, so before you turn too orange post over there.

@Apendragon I am starting to like your style - even though we are on the opposite sides of the coin in terms of where we think the YouGov share price will end up. Every share price has its bottom, sooner or later it will be found. In YouGov's case circa £2.05. I made my first £1M many years back - my motto was to do the in-depth research, keep your cards close to your chest and time the market..and be greedy when others run for the hills! I have not looked back and never will. Good luck to you too...just not in YouGov! Lol BTW If you have not already done so, I would recommend you close your short. YouGov is clearly oversold and will climb back to £2.50 and beyond soon enough, with the real surge in April. IMO

@Pokerchips Firstly, I am not your 'dear'. Secondly, fair point. The difference is that in terms of up and down swings, JD Sports is far easier to predict than the vast majority of stocks. The JD Sports share price almost acts like a yo-yo with very predictable patterns. I do think it will steady, but only when consumer confidence is strong. In the meantime, if you can't beat 'em... join em with the day trades my dear!

@Apendragon No one 'pulled' me in and I am no 'punter'. I am very happy with my average price. I see some serious upside here in terms of share price. As you know, this YouGov stock can move up as quickly as it moved down. My suggestion is to close your short before you lose your shorts! Lol

@Futurehire Please do not start talk on moon-landings here! Lol

@Fatsam No need to be concerned. Mobico needs to get its house in order first. All par for the course.

The Mobico share price increase today of almost 6% today is one small step for man, one giant leap for Mobico! I mentioned at the end of January that the German deal is transformative to Mobico - that in itself will attract major investors and experienced private investors. Mobico is a turnaround in play. Be patient. GLA

Indeed SharetrackerA I had hoped for circa £2.00 but there is definately resistance at circa £2.05. That could well be the bottom. The ride upwards will be fun. A slow and steady rise over 12 months like Lloyds Plc and Prudential Plc suits me every time. Easier said than done! The 'road' to wealth is rarely straight and smooth, so a few bumps along the way is par for the course. GLA

JD Sports has become an excellent 'day-trade' stock for me. Buy low and sell high...just remember to sell each time and bank the profit. Easy money every time! Lol

@AimMaster I have made investments in JD Sports AM today as well (another stock too cheap to pass up!), hence I missed the bottom in YouGov of £2.02...but what's a few pennies between friends eh?! I still have a further £75,000 to invest in YouGov, so another few punts at circa £2.00 will be fine and dandy. As you know I like a balanced portfolio and I love a good turnaround story...and YouGov is definately a turnaround in terms of share price! #seeyouinApril Lol

@AimMaster I know how you like to keep tabs (very stalkerish of you...as usual), so you may be interested to know JO just bought £25,000 in YouGov shares 12107 at £2.0643 a ew minutes ago. #cheapaschips Lol

@Pokerchips @AimMaster No need to worry about JO. Fortune favours the brave. Be greedy when others are fearful and all that. This motto has served JO very well over the years. Besides, I still need to spend a further £100,000 minimum in YouGov stock...waiting patiently as always. YouGov now down to £2.03 per share. Tick, tock...ho hum.

@AimMaster PMy average with Prudential Plc is £6.25. You do the maths. Lol