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hA hA I'd go as far as saying a 'deramping' orientation to those two posts of yours imho :-)
I 'll have you know I bought into these many years ago at about 60p why would I start de ramping, NO just being a realist.
I don't expect anything now until it happens and gets confirmed.

Yes always a good sign when directors buy shares with their own money, he must think the sp has a long way to go up.

I guess the new license could still take another 3-6 months to be approved.

Great news as like many others I have been locked in here far years now, but it's only the first step as this only gives them the right to apply for a new license and there is still no G/Tee they will get one.
Still small steps.

feeling, slip of the b**** finger

This must be about the 6-8 time that lse & BBC have posted about the strike, you get the feling that many support the strike otherwise why would they keep on about it.

HSBC Report, But it would be nice to read it.
I have looked but unable to find it, so has anyone else found a copy to read as I bet it was made in Nov / Dec before the latest info came out.

There are many posters on here that say CNA have trashed their business over the last few years and why would they be selling off assets to pay down debt.
But the world has changed and there must be some very clever /bright heads in Centrica working on the longer game here to change the business around, and in 2-3 years many could end up saying wow Centrica pulling in very high sales, high profits and good divis again. Who knows !!!!

I must admit I agree 100% with your remarks about the Mail , ever since this terible virus started the Mail has taken almost everything the government has said / done and turned it negative with outragous remarks to sell their paper.
It's getting to the point that after 30+ years of buying this trash I am going to switch to another paper, they have moved to the left just like BBC and are so bias they should all be put down.

Can't find anything about this today or yesterday, I think this must be a mistake by BBC and HSBC are referring to another premier something. BBC should offer a retraction or put out the news feed article.

Sorry should be HSBC , slip of the finger !!!

Premier Foods fell 4.5% after HSBC started the Kipling cake owner with Reduce.
Where has that come from, I thought we would be re-rated up, or are they just trying to get more stock on the cheap here.?

That new plant for cakes was back in 2015, things have moved on from there.

You have to remember that pfd also make many supermarket own brand mince pies in their factories, they make good profit from them and it keeps the factories in full production while also keeping their total overheads down by spreading the costs.

Like many I have bought and sat on them seeing them go up and back down knowing I could have sold and made good money then bought back in at the same / lower cost. So I changed my policy and over the last few weeks have bought and sold 4-5 times making good money hoping to get back in before the real lift off happens. But hey that's life and it's a big gamble all the time, and gets it's right all the time.

I did work in the food / supermarket for 35 years and been dealing in stock market for about 40 years and been in and out of pfd for about 10 years, like many pi's over that time have tried buying some stock and just leaving it to see what happens and then lost out because your shares never do what you think. Have also tried day / week trading and making a few hundred pounds each time / many times on also bought some stocks and leaving them to grow hoping to cash in at the right time. We all want to buy low and sell at the highest but never manage it to it's best, so now I try to day / week trade making those few hundreds many times which helps me sleep more. So I do know lots about pfd over the years and also know going by the past that whenever there is a good rns the sp normally falls after but then make up ground over the next few weeks building to the next rns. Don't think pfd have ever been in such a strong position in the last 10 years with most of their factories at full production and now with a real possibility of a full takeover. OK the will still be the ups and downs but it's almost a sure thing that within the next 3 months the sp will be £1.20-£1.50, but everyone must make their own minds up.

Yes when you look at everything ie, better sales , more profits, lower debt , new contracts, Once we get the profit takers out of the way we should see the sp to at least £1.20 within the next few weeks and I guess that as we get near to the finals we will again see many pile into this with the sp going more to £1.50.
I just topped up another lot so sit back now for a while and see what happens.

Looks like a funny old morning with MM not really knowing where to push this sp.
Just look at all these 2- 10 buys are the brokers trying to force itone way or another and all waiting for someone else to make the first move. Down a little more to 95p or up to £1.05 ?

So what is the low 90's ?
91p-95p ?

I don't know where you get the low 90's from, if we look at the sp over the last few months it has reached a high then dropped about 10p before going back up. we are now down about 10p-11p and I wouldn't be surprised to see 104p by end of the day
Don't keep waiting for the low 90's before you jump back in because it can bounce and start to fly again within a day or so.