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All I can say is , it's about time we had some up-dated broker forecasts the last one I believe was way back in June 21 ish.
Doesn't any one know what's going on ?

Now that everyone has been given the right to go back ino the office etc, there is no reason why sales and profit will not now go up with the SP following to the 170p ish given by the brokers.
All systems go

I think that's the air bubbles coming out as it sinks back to £2.50 ish

It could be worse I might be going to buy more !!!!!

So do you think I have done you a favour by sitting on the fence regarding which way the SP will go, meaning I sit tight and the sp goes up ?

As with most rns's a lot of waffle and good sales increase but still a loss, a little carrot of divi for year end but probably only a 1p if we are lucky.
Am I right in saying very little / no debt that I could find in the RNS. but with US down again and the thought of Russia going into Ukraine still think total markets are on a knife edge and could go down more so not sure what will happen to SP.

Hi Rox, don't get me going I spent 15 years sell products that were very long and strong and I thought I had left that all behind me !!!!!!!!

After the US market went down yesterday and Biden now thinking that Russia will go into the Ukraine in the next few days / weeks, I can see all markets will go down at some point.
So I think I will sell a few here and there to amass some cash ready to top up on a number of stocks should we get the opportunity. After all generally most markets also go down in late Jan / Feb / March so maybe we are due some drops.
So maybe this will go back down to 55p ish before it goes to 65p ish. but what do I know.

It's just like pfd and I guess any other company they just focus on the best bits to look good, I was expecting more growth considering our position with lockdown etc.

Is it me or am I reading this wrong but things don't look that good.
OK they are keen to compare everything against 2 years ago which do look good but when you look at the numbers vs last year when we should be well up with stay at home etc Grocery is down across the board. Can see the SP going down a litle maybe. Just my view.

Yes for many years I think many of us have held until after the results hopping for bigger gains but failed every time, But you know now that you have sold the sp will do the opposite, what a game !!!!

So where is the sp going and where is the market going over the next few days.
like many I guess we must keep an eye on Russia because if they go to war then the markets will crash, so do we hedge our bets and sell some stocks ready to have some cash ready to buy more ?
Always a gamble.!!!!

Morning Rox, not selling any of these yet but might sell some card that I bought for 54p to make a little profit.

But after all the positive news from the brokers we all know sod's law will kick in today and the SP will probably go down again.

I might have guessed that would happen, I thought about selling some Card at about 64p ish but thought if I did Card would go up. It seems that whatever we do it's the wrong move but Card should go back up to at least 58p-59p next week then I would have more than the ones I sold in Saga. But Hey what do I know.

Just done it thanks, after years at this and never knew that was there. silly me.

Has now turned positive and could still see 58p-59p by days end. hold tight.

But this site is driving me mad with all these adverts all day everyday and slowing down the page speed.
I know they pay for us being free to use but come on.

Rox, you do make it simple.

It could be that this big drop is down to more costs of £30m but reading the rns again and again these costs are NOT just inflation but more staff costs IT etc etc and which could all be covered with more turnover. The Board expects that the combined impact of unmitigated headwinds; predominantly the increasing cost of freight but also the impact of inflation on staff costs and utilities; plus investment in headcount, IT and development of the online platform to support the delivery of the strategic plan, will add approximately £30m to the pre-Covid FY20 cost base net of mitigation. Looking further out, the Board expects a number of these cost headwinds to subside, and the Company to be able to further mitigate certain cost pressures. In addition, the Company should realise the benefits of the growth investments. Further details will be provided at the time of results.