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Looks so attractive now. !!!!!!
Why didn't we all sell and now buy back.
This must be the third time it's gone back down to £3.80 ish from £4.10, so if it goes back up we will all learn a lesson and sell and hope it goes down again.

Whoever bought them must think they will have no problem selling them again for maybe £1.20 in a few weeks.
Just shows there must be a good demand for pfd shares.

Jim, you can't come on here talking logic and harmony, I thought everyone was now talking P. Morgan.

PFD seems to have followed a pattern in that just after any results the sp has dropped for about 2 months then slowly gained ground and hits new heights just before the next results. So If this goes to normal it should hit £1.20- £1.40 just before the end finals in April. But hey anything could happen, so what do I know. Anyway holding out for £1.40 in the next 4 weeks.

2 main questions come to mind here, if he has so much experience why has he come to vog and done so little after a year.
Second, why has he NOT yet bought any shares to show confidence in his plan that he has NOT yet shared with all shareholders, is it because he is planning a very big rights/ placing that will dilute everyone already invested and plans to take part hiself in that placing so he is not diluted.

The trouble is I don't think anyone , power stations / eneo have any intensions of paying up, they know that if they can drag this out vog stands a very good chance of running out of money and going pop and then they can all move in and buy up what they like for peanuts without paying any money they owe.

I might sell some at £4.15 and then buy them back at £3.95

So by the time you take off what about £50 com and spread you might be £40 better off, for all that fear / stress.
Now if you sold at £4398 it might be worth it.

I don't think they ever know what's really going on and any price target seems to be a complete guess, unless they are trying to make money themselves in which case they drop most prices only then to buy in themselves.
I think you can count on one hand the number of times a sp does go up to any price target that's set. Just look at todays price target of what 76p and the price goes down. Now is that target this year, next year, in 3 years time who knows?
But I guess it's better than giving out a 35p target.

I am surprised to see Morrison’s and Tesco down and particularly Morrison’s as I think they have done a Stella job on covid. Didn’t I see a little while ago that Morrison had done well with big increases in trade over the last 6-12 months, so very surprised the sp is down so low? Come the results on Thursday maybe the sp will rise but knowing the market even a good result could push the sp down a little more. I think we should be in the £2 + area now.

BARCLAYS RAISES CENTRICA PRICE TARGET TO 76 (68) PENCE - 'OVERWEIGHT'

Another little rise, it all helps.

Sounds to us all that you are now living the dream life, on full pay at the moment pension taken care of, isa maxed out and it does look like you have had a good employment level with great perks etc all from a past with CNA .
Arn't you very lucky and you should be grateful / thankful for CNA . Many are NOT as lucky as you and yet you still want to see CNA almost distroyed by strike action etc but you are very happy to see shareholders lose their money.
A very sad world indeed.

JPMORGAN RESUMES ASTON MARTIN WITH 'NEUTRAL' - TARGET 1,200 PENCE

Do they know something we don't????

The trouble is pfd is NOT yet a good profitable company that has fully turned the corner.
After what about 10 years of over spending and getting into too much debt, then selling off many of the very well known brands to stay afloat we only now starting to see the full results.
Let's get the next full year results out to find much reduced debt levels a growing profitable business on many brands, maybe even buying some more brands for the summer period and a sp above £1.50 with 5p divi then we can say pfd have done a great job.
I don't think there is any dought now that we will hit £1.50 ish just before or after the results with a broker up-date.

That's funny because I thought all companies were there not to make profits but to pay taxes and give it to the unions.
The unions would say profits is a bad word, everyone should have what they want with working only 25hrs a week and let the government and companies pay for it all, we are all equal.

Godness you strikers do seem to be very up-tight and I hope you don't talk to the BG customers this way.
Who is trying to run the company, strikers /unions or the BoD'sFrom a shareholders point of view most engineers should just leave and be replaced with new workers on the same terms, I bet there would be a flood of job seekers.
Many of you strikers choose to come on this board to make your point and get at the company thinking you will get lots of support from shareholders, but when it back fires on you you get up-tight, shame just stay off the board and everyone will be happy.

Goodness me So the strikers try to screw the BG board by taking the money then break a deal.
Many engineers signed the intention, feeling that they were ‘hedging their bets’ as they hadn’t technically signed the new contract – they would still be allowed to strike, and would have something of a cushion to soften the blow of the industrial action. The bung was paid on the proviso of signing the contract by 5 February.
But contrary to the company’s expectations, many of those who stated their intention to sign the new contract by Christmas became emboldened by the solidarity of the strike action, and chose to run down the deadline without signing. As a consequence, those engineers were hit badly in their February pay. On top of the days lost through strike action, the company deducted £2,000 from their wages.

If a profit-making multinational corporation can pull off ‘fire and rehire’ and downgrade its workforce’s conditions under the guise of pandemic hardship, then there’s no stopping other companies from following suit.
Strikers, But BG is not making any profits, that’s the difference.

Now my target / breakeven is £7, so do I sell at just over £4 and hope for a drop back to £3.50 and then buy back in. WQe all know sod's law , if I sell at say £4.10 it won't drop back and I will be left high & dry. shall I push the button ?

The beauty of our tax system for any company such as pfd that is putting in place a turn round plan can off-set any /all costs against tax so they don’t pay any taxes, assuming they have very good accountants.
Ok once we have achieved a turn round and then making good profits it’s down to the accountants to make it look as if we don’t make any profits, why would we pay any tax if you can get away with it legally
I don’t think there would be any good arguable reason to apply any one off tax against pfd that’s making a little loss. Now tesco’s , morrisons, aldi etc why not.

Does Roy hold or bought any shares at all as he doesn't show up as doing so.?

If not Why Not ???????????