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I was in the same boat after covid struck was 20% down but held my shares and made 33% last year,this year I'm 10% down but no intention of selling most of them at a loss ,by next spring we should be in a better posistion

onedaysoonish you just made my day with that comment

Any one asked investor relations why they cant update the market the reasoning the share price has declined so much in a short time

Im 6 of 13K down

Is the next trading update after christmas

Boohoo 5 year low possibly this week, speechless

Ill swap I paid £2.41 and its my worst performing share

Theosus.Agree, listened to a very interesting interview with a South African doctor on LBC last night,less then 20% in hospital there with Covid are due to the virus and very few are ventilated.Even infection rates are coming down already there

I can see a steady rise once the markets have realized the new Omricon unlikely to kill you,very few will need hospitals and it is just flu now

Thats what i thought, thinking of selling my NEX and buying SGC

CHRI55 why do you think the share prices have not levelled out so stagecoach is 0.36 of NEX which makes about 85p

So surely now If we hold NEX we are better to sell and buy SGC if we think the deal will be approved

Still 5p below NEX *.36 share price

As i mentioned on the SGC board there is confusion but pretty sure it is deadline day today 5.00pm which is stated in the 7.08 updated RNS

7.00am 16/11
National Express is required, by not later than 5.00 p.m. (London time) on 16 November 2021

7.08am 16/11
Such announcement must now be made by not later than 5.00 p.m. (London time) on 14 December 2021

The RNS was updated at 7.08 am stating deadline 5.00pm 14/12 from the one at 7.00am that stated 16/12 ,unless I missed something since

My guess is a bid today other wise an RNS would of been out at 7.00am like the other times

Owning both shares ,a lot more SGC I'm hoping for a merge as still in the red and can see the cost cutting advantages helping to get good profits longer term

No one looked at the 6.04 RNS then,tells you about the Lloyds stress test

RNS out passed the latest stress test like the bit at the end

The Group's capital position remains strong, having reported a CET1 ratio of 17.2 per cent and a UK leverage ratio of 5.8 per cent, post dividend accrual, at 30 September 2021. The Group also continues to be strongly capital generative with capital build for the first nine months of the year of 159 basis points. As indicated previously, any return of excess capital will be considered at year end.