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Ford anything over a 3 load is illegal so we will just leave you with your fantasy!

Badlands

I cannot help feel you have cast yourself as a sort of gangster from the old Western Badlands. Thank goodness we only meet you in print. You sound pretty tough!

Do you know what drives me Fender? My wife. She just loves MKS. I cannot keep her out of the place. I am not saying she has the same view of clothes though sees improvememt. So, anyway, on this i trust her. I am not a trader. What i mean to do is in 3 years time get out of this country so i what a portfolio that I think will do it.

Don't be boring. Getting a fire arms cert now requires a doctor's cert proving you are not mentally deranged so on that basis you would be without guns!.....oh and a gentleman would NEVER describe someone who worked for him as a servant

Don't be boring. Getting a fire arms cert now requires a doctor's cert proving you are not mentally deranged so on that basis you would be without guns!

Clued is right...the types who drive 4X4 in C. London are ludicrous. Typically, these monsters are bought by morons who think they are country gents because they go to the W. London Shooting School or have delusions of a vast country estate. Their 4X4's are dangerously driven by the dopey wives who look terrified. Badland should get together with Retirement who also obsesses about cars like a child

Fender that is a wildly optimistic forecast. Am expecting that by Spring and then 500 by autumn 2026. I am very heavily weighted in this stock

Retirement, you do seem to have the knack of alienating people. I drive a 16 year old Lexus and am very proud of it. I has a few scratches on it but never goes wrong. i do around 1500 miles a year so seems pointless spending £40k to have it sitting on road devaluing by £300 acweek.

I totally disagree. He seems to have a deep understanding of the company from the perspective of a mediumLTbholder. His views are expressed with great wit and are a pleasure to read. To be frank, I am not interested in trading this stock. I look at it in much the same way as my Britannias....something with long term benefits.

I am so tempted to stack some more away. What are all the LTHers thinking?

I don't trade MKS but feel in Spring next year the SP will be 450. Anyway i will doubtless be shot down but my gut feeling.

Retirement, well bought up people don't boast constantly. I actually said it is ill bred to show off about money: I don't think I said you were but if the cap fits. You seem about like the frightful John Caudwell. Take a leaf out of Musk's book. He never boasts about his vast weath. His only boast is that he loves working and inventing.

Retirement, you must stop showing off about how much money you have and make. It is very common and ill bred

Fender, Happy Christmas to you though next year we will be forbidden from saying so in case it insults Islam

We all have to follow our gut—so to speak. I’m a great deal older than you (I assume), and I’ve seen trends come and go, including the rise and fall of MKS. I remember when Amanda Sieff, an old friend of mine, persuaded her father to get into food decades ago.

To be honest, the British never stop moaning about one thing or another, but despite that, they don’t give up on the things they love. I think you’re a mean-minded older trader always looking for a deal (just pulling your leg here!)—you’d travel miles for a bargain.

I’ve only been to the Sainsbury’s on Cromwell Road once… it was awful. Yet whenever I go to M&S on the King’s Road, I get a wonderful, uplifting feeling. It’s quite addictive.

Back to my original point: apart from the cyberattack, the broader leadership team at Marks really hasn’t put a foot wrong. If they’re planning to open 500 new stores despite the economy, they must have very solid facts behind that decision.

As I’ve said, I’m indifferent to the daily ups and downs of the share price. I’m holding for the next three years, by which time I plan to leave this benighted country and wait for Reform to sort out the mess left by socialism and Toryism.

Fender

I think you may be wrong. There is a huge demographic out there who will pay a premium for high quality foods. I am not especially well off but for me there are other sacrifices I might make. The same, to a degree, references the Times article which demonstrates a new generation is becoming attracted to Mks. But, at the end of the day we have to awknowledge the fact that the company is planning a substantial increase in food outlets. I suspect they took this decision based on indepth reseach as to whether there would be customer demand. Your drive is to trade stocks and I think you are good at that. Mine is to find stocks like RR which get good analyst support and won't give too many shocks. Finally why cannot the owners of this site make it more efficient

It only seems in the UK that there is an obsession with 'where one came'....no other country seems so occupied and banging on about their deprived background. As a matter of interest , I see that council house owners in £2m plus council houses are to be exempted from the new tax

Doesn't look red to me?

I have a plan to but at £2 but like all my idiot plans they come to naught!

My father spent his early life after fighting in the Desert in a council estate. Why does everyone who started in one think it makes them special?

Spot on