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Yes agreed with that suggestion, Hindy suggested that last week and I'm trying a few demos.
And Paddyboy I'm sure many investors are greedy so and sos given the nature of the business.
RR is the main reason for deciding not to derisk at 90 ( almost BE). I like many others probably sold out too low just happy to finally be slightly in profit again after a fair chunk of time.
There was a guy on there Nettles the cat who was continually telling everyone that it will be 300 plus by mid 23 late 24, a lot of people were laughing at him.
LW I guess although it's hard cash invested, if you are able to extend your time frames even multiple times, with this they had a very successful business model, with costs under control, margins increasing, high debt with lower rates, and the SP just keep increasing over several years as a result.
So unless they go bust or have to do a significant dilution, there's every chance of getting there again, although EPS may not be as it was if higher rates are the norm. Not sure about being booted out the 250 if that happens, what affect that will have though short term.
I guess what I meant paddyboy, if I was more clued up on the chart / resistance malarkey, I would possibly have been able to trade my way out of trouble. So a simpleton PI such as myself has only 3 options, hold period, average down when appropriate or sell out whatever the cost.
Hindy I'm biding my time, trying a few demos like you suggested, thinking about whether to try with a largish chunk I'm down on in my ISA, or a completely fresh batch.
Hindsight, was so closed to taking a chunk off at 90 , could have bought almost 80 for the 50 I sold.
Just watching right now, and got acceptance if I do nothing , fingers crossed worst case 12-18 months longer.
Hence no moaning!!
Exactly right.
It's been no different to a local authority top heavy with management and understaffed on ground level, hence reduced productivity.
Typical work from home Fridays, log off early, paid 100k for your troubles.
They have a hard work ethics in Spain and probably most other countries, but not here.
Big cull is needed and amended working conditions and job evaluations desperately needed.
A lot of people in mng and lgen are selling before x dividend and banking profits because we know how awful the UK market really is.
Take mng it was 234 on day before x dividend 27th march, then 13p dividend reduced on x dividend day to 220 on 28th March, it's now 198.
So given the high yield , people are now starting to accumulate again at much lower prices before the inevitable rise back at some point before x dividend again. Then rinse and repeat.
The market makers in this country make it hardly worth buying and holding these days.
Well at this rate the market will take half of it back today if it carries on knocking another 1% of double digit trades.
Imo it was because the increased cash outflows resulted in an increase in debt, similarly to HY and really to be expected.
Similar story this year with increased outflow costs associated with savings, last year pension deficit, other investment costs.
Hopefully the guidance for 24 is an underestimation and may get some improvement H2, but more than likely into 25.
Not sure the June capital markets will boost us much short term.
This is a mother----ING dog.
Exactly wealthtransfer
In Alsa they have one of the best transport businesses in Europe imo.
The sum of the parts does not justify this valuation, sentiment and management does.
Also they probably have 12-18 months to start thinking about the Hybrid don't they, if maturity is 27-31?
By which time NA sale aside rates are hopefully likely to be lower.
Do you recall what the analyst was asking about re Alsa concessions ending possibly next year, couldn't quite grasp what they referred to and if there could be an impact to Alsa then ?