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waiting for the flipping/retrace ...tempting to double up at 3.4p as double bottom if that arises

u never know...but i don't see the sellers finished over there

I demand BOGOF

I agree

this volatility is fun

not bad lol

just flaky in 2H against Eng... ...Ireland professional, limited, kicking game is effective...but has zero chance in World Cup of upsetting the antipodians ...at least Wales has a running game/flare

the bid has dropped...panic ...sell!!!! ..(NOT)

u have got to be kidding....4.9p would do me ...hope you had a great w/e

so bought back @3.49...really wanted 3.2p

perhaps...the last rns was a little lacklustre

I like these profitable, low multiple, management aligned plays; ...this has weaker management and stronger competition than DWHA/T imv... ...but still tasty ...esp rel to the 70-80%+ rubbish on AIM

Hope all well with you ...well, perhaps... ...but cold hard numbers in an rns to support the possibility necessary first before believing this turnaround

if more PIs reflect on the extreme risks they take by casually punting, the better for their wealth...they are gambling in a casino where others win (like the casino operator does in the analogy) ...AIM companies are run by managers who (to put it mildly) the evidence suggests do not systematically create shareholder value ...look at AIM/USM's 20 year history: value destroyed over the medium/long term (plus or minus a few relief rallies, and in one or two exceptionally well run companies like DWHA/T) ...only when managers are properly accountable (as they are within a PE framework) are their interests and effort properly aligned with shareholder value creation ...SPGH's last few years have been a graphic slow motion car crash of shareholder value destruction...while managers and workers livelihoods have been protected... ....the shareholders have lost spectacularly, while other stakeholders have been fine...is that right???? It feels more Moscow c1950 lol ...This is an important case study of why investing AIM is not for most who do

closing

down

Dibs

are tightly crossed...perhaps the new approach will win out..the geezer who owns 20%+ clearly thought it might lol ...if not, another cash call or worse beckons

most managers are clearly focused on one thing...and it ain't shareholder value creation

doesn't tempt u lol?