Member Info for KempseyFox

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I've been in this share since 2013. Several buys then and I sold 25% of shareholding on 22nd July (my 72nd birthday). Never understood the whys and wherefores of how this share gains or looses regardless of how positive the news is. In my opinion the only certain thing with GGP is that it never fails to disappoint. Having said that my remaining shares are with me to the grave or £5 whichever is the sooner.

I appreciate I shall be berated by many, but was taught the only daft question, is the one you don't ask.

1) will investors still be able to trade as normal with new shares on AIM?

2) As GGP will be traded in two markets AIM & ASX how is the time difference managed?

My modest portfolio is with HSBC InvestDirect. They are usually very good but I can't find answers to above. I've looked through old threads but list will to live, so if clearly answered already may that poster could let me have date/time and I'll look again.

Apologies if anyone thinks I'm wasting their time. Age and lying in a hospital bed today have beaten me.

Thank you

I've held the same number of shares in GGP since I first invested on 2013. I recognised even then it would be a long term punt and the associated risks. I've never traded and of course regret not selling at 30p plus. That was a naive and inexpericed mistake of an investor. I still hold high hopes for this share, but regardless of our sentiments and all the positive news it's worth about 30% less than this time last year and that's the reality. So an epic early new year rise will only put us back to where we were.

Happy new year to you all, thanks for all the wisdom, information and entertainment this board gives 99% of the time. Hopefully the days will soon return when some wag says "I wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend"

Thanks TomE. Home is Tuscany for next few days still, so life not too bad. Do feel all those sitting on losses paper or otherwise, dreams dashed. But unless you know what you're really doing, only invest what you can afford to loose. My get out was 40p, so close, but lesson learned.

Fact: I bought shares I could afford in 2013, never added or reduced, so still ahead compared to many.

Reality: I won't enjoy the benefits in retirement as planned, but my daughter will when I'm gone.

Just about 10 since I made my first two purchases of these shares. Bought them with money I could "afford to loose", so not a great deal. Like many I wished I'd sold up all or part at 30+ and would have been a very happy man. Now just old punter who sat on his hands, but made what I believed was an informed decision to do so. I don't when or if this share will reach those levels again, but now resigned to leaving them to my daughter.

So many "jam tomorrow" posts which I think are based on optimism more than fact (imho). I'm not sure what type of news or sentiment will turn this share around as looking back there hasnt been much bad news. I hope that some who look on here don't borrow money to buy in as some did a few years ago. AIM is a big gamble and like this board can be fun to be part of, even as a voyeur. As I said I'll hold, have a number in mind to sell at and even at hese levels I'm better off than the building society, and its more fun.

First bought 2013, stopped buying 2016.
100,000's shares not millions, just what I could "afford" to loose. Never sold, and some way off doing so.

I'm with HSBC. Always had excellent and prompt service even when things have occassionally go wrong. I always judge how things get put right

Are you from Earl Shilton? Parents and out laws both are

Lot of bricks used to come in from China to the UK. I think the shipping capacity has been severely reduced which may cause supply issues. If Ibstock not yet at full capacity that has to be good news surely?

I look at the SP vs RNS/Drilling and keep singing "down down, deeper n down" one depressed me the other cheered me up. Too much time spent locked down I think. Been here since 2013 still not selling. Big thank you to everyone who makes this one of the best BB

I bought into Reach middle of 2019 and did quite well, watched it fall early 2020 and read those on hear who said "50p by Christmas". To be honest the recovery over last few weeks has been excellent, but I think the share price might fall fowl of pessimistic market and potential double dip. Might sell half tomorrow

Hi PPZ - wouldn't normally share as fraught with danger. I've had a good run with Reach (RCH.L), particularly last few days and I reckon plenty of mileage left in GGP.L. All IMHO and of course DYOR before spending even 1p

Back to Ibstock; cannot understand why there isn't a small steady rise in this share - was expecting it to fly.

Hi all holders. Belated Happy Christmas, and an early New Year.
Any idea what the issues with this share are with the market? It was on a nice steady rise then a drop. My nephew works at their main office and cant hep either (and he would, so long as not breaking any laws). I want to double my holding over next 3 months but searching for something to back up my gut feeling to do so. Conversely cant find a good reason not too.

Off topic (but only just) my tipple will be anything red and from Puglia or Chiantishire, likely a Montalcino which is under the stairs awaiting a significant birthday. Worked in Sardinia for 6 months at Saras Oil refinery on a Logistics project. Gastronomically best 6 months of my life.
Been in with GGP since 2013, top sliced to get my original stake back, now have healthy six figure sum where the tax man cant gets his hands on.
Of the boards I view, this is by far the best with some fantastic information and healthy opinions.
Good luck to all

Back in profit now (just). Hopefully this share will gain some momentum now.
Still seems a good business

If share price continues to descend would there be possibilities of a takeover?

Crazy find. In since 2013 0.17 average

I posted on here on 21st and 26th April that HSBC said payment had been cancelled, and still no retraction from them, not is the money in my account.
I'll give it until Monday and chase them. I use HSBC for everything and this is first time I potentially have a problem with them.