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I never include goodwill. Property and plant, often over valued. Still a very good company...........but don't get over enthusiastic!

Possibly selling becuase buying pressure has run out of steam a little and people are locking in profit.

Ok.................and how do we MAKE the owners accept the £20m?

Then we sell off for 100% profit, right? Good idea mate, except that I am sure the company are aware of what they are worth. So it would have to be freindly takeover...................and they would want a bit more than £10m for it. I don't think it would be possible to start a hostile takeover. Besides, there isn't a spare million down the back of my sofa.

I've noticed big differences in buy/sell prices from different accounts. share.com often gives really good buy prices and not so good sell prices. Not on this occasion though.

12.9 to buy

I certainly think it's in for a good drop. I will be happy if it hovvers around 12............low enough to buy back in and make profit, high enough not to smash through support.

It's not the company's fault that you're common either.

You really ought to be disgusted with yourself rather than the share. You have bought in not really knowing what you are doing. The share has risen daily for too long and buying pressure has ebbed away. This is what trading is about for crying out loud. There is nothing wrong with the share, but rather than whinging............take a well earned lesson perhpaps? If you are holding long this dip probably won't affect you. If you are day trading for profit.........you got it wrong, as we all do, so quit whining.

Uniq is a recovery play. I expected a lot of my longs to be 12-24 months, so not overly worried yet.

This drop will accelerate now I think. Once the selling starts, panic sets in and everyone will try to lock profit/limit damage. I'll buy back in because I think these have good potential for trading the next week or two.

Less of that!

£9.99??? look at this quote below: Manchester - Fallowfield M14 6LE 0161 257 3832 Item Qty Price Create Your Own 1 £16.09 Total £16.09 A stuffed crust with 3 toppings. I can get this same pizza, as goodd if not better quality for £5-7 in any other local takeaway. I'm surprised these people are in business! If the pizza was better than all the others I'd pay it.............but they are not.

I'm not sure, but I think the site only shows up cash buys, not fantasy ones ;)

before you get carried away with yourself mate..........I bought these around 14 months ago.

will it keep the price until results, or slide over the course of next week? Keep, or sell off and buy back in?!

What does it take? ROK has successfully navigated the recession and in profit. And it falls! Seriously, what is it I am missing????

I am reading between the lines using my construction experince. Besides which, Lidl have a reputation in the industry for being very contractual. Re buying work.......it's fine as a survival strategy, so long as they are not signed up for too long at low rates. Don't get me wrong, I think STY are doing all the right things.............but could be doing better and I do not see any quick return to large profits.

Before you all get carried away, do consider the following: (1) What is important is not how much work they have or which orders they win, but the price at which they win them. Word on the grapevine (and I'm in construction in the same area as their HO) is that they are virtually buying work, This is ok as a survival strategy, but is not going to produce large proffits. They needs a tight reign on costs to keep in the game. (2) The Lidl store may have been worth 1.8m, but that is meaningless. what were the ground conditions?? Building on difficult land can lead to high costs in groundworks. £1.8m is not a lot of money for a Lidl type store. Margins on this are potentially tiny, and Lidl have a reputation for being very clever contractually. I have these too, and think they are good for long term, I am not expecting any rising star though.

Lol, perhaps I should send them my CV. I have built 7 almost identical stores. I take them from tender stage through to completion then on to 3 and 12 month defect periods. It's good work if you can land it.