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Yes, but a similar or larger amount of debt!

What 's going on, take over target?

Well Shell didn't cut their dividend, which was paid in full today.

I get the impression Fevertree sales have lost their shine in supermarkets etc, high price and plenty of new alternatives on the shelves.

Yes, they seem to be doing everything they can. I suppose they will have to do their best to keep the business ticking over until we get through this crisis.

Good recovery, but why?

I'm inclined to keep my remaining cash until the virus has peaked, hopefully around June. It's difficult to resist with so many apparent bargains about, but I think prices will remain flat or fall further until there is positive news.
I jumped in and bought a few She'll shares recently.......already 20% down but a solid company with a 15% dividend ......they haven't cut the dividend since WW2 apparently.
GLA

Listen I'm no expert, but if the SP drops that low isn't there a good chance the board will have a rights issue to get some working capital. That would dilute and drop the SP further.

Many companies with debt are being hit hard, Costain, Kier, Capita to name a few. TUI down 28%.
Carnage.

Worrying times for all.
All SPs have been hit, most worse than Unilever.
Perhaps they should start to manufacture antibacterial gels and cleaning wipes. Perhaps they do already.
GLA

Very true, was just making an observation about the SP.

Good idea Trent, and a whisky chaser or two perhaps.

The SP was around 60p 30 years ago.

Unfortunately, this coronavirus situation will probably get much worse before it gets better. It could last months until a vaccine is available.
I don't see the markets, or Marstons share price, recovering any time soon, why should it.
I'm inclined to stay in cash until there is clear daylight at the end of the tunnel.
PS I'm not in Marstons at the moment, but all of my shares and funds have taken massive hits.

Or the economy could be in the doldrums for a few months. All sectors will be hit if workers are sitting at home . Nightmare.
I won't be buying any shares any time soon:
- don't try to catch a falling knife.
- the trend is your friend

So soon after the last one?

How many major civils project are shovel ready to go? Probably not that many, particularly when HA policy on Smart motorways seems to be dead and buried.
There's a massive lead in time for major infrastructure in the UK.

8% per annum, 2% per quarter.

Share is ex dividend at the moment, which means you won't be entitled to a dividend until the next quarterly cut off date, in early May.

Might be some delay to infrastructure spending but increased demands for flood defences and transport improvements can't be ignored for long if Boris wants to placate hls new friends in the North.