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I'm out at 4.60. Triple bag for me.
Don't want to be greedy. Good luck to all those holding for the multi bags.
What an utter disgrace. Useless BOD should fall on their swords . Investors well and truly shafted. How on earth can they view this as a good move ? Just look at the SP reaction. Inept, incompetent cretins.
The problem is that it's having zero effect on the SP, which was entirely predictable. Buy backs do nothing for shareholders.
Share price absolutely rocketing today off the back of all those dividends being reinvested. Could still make that £1 by Christmas.
Started early on the sherry today.
The SP performance has been abysmal. Change is required and this is the first step along the way. More heads needs to roll until we get this right.
It's actually turned out to be a masterstroke. They can buy them back much cheaper now.
Think there must be an error in the SP quoted here as certain people assured us it would climb into the dividend. Or were they just talking cr*p ?
Now that most of the information that was going to propel us into the stratosphere is out there and we are trading around the 30p mark, what is there left to come that isn't already priced in, that can keep us ticking up ?
BigBench because these figures were already priced in to a large extent. You need to smash expectations for 20% rises. This is just fine for now. I feared we might see a little drop.
Officemanager I'm just trying to be objective and not get carried away. A nice steady rise would be just fine for me.
Will be interesting to see how the market reacts to the CPR. Despite the positive comments from the company, I don't see this as in any way transformational news and we already know that the market always reacts poorly to disappointment compared to expectation.
Anyway, can't chat as I have some cakes in the oven....
I'm just expressing an opinion. My point is that there's no need to be unpleasant in doing so.
It's very sad how some people revel in negativity. We've had a fantastic run here and today represents a bit of a pull back after a strong but not spectacular RNS. It's investing not life and death. Some of the bile and vitriol towards Heid in particular is unpleasant and unnecessary. By all means disagree with her, but there's really no need for the spite from people hiding behind their keyboard anonymity.
The report has disappointed compared to expectations, which is what the market is all about. Initial fall was inevitable after the rises of the past weeks.
Fantastic week for us again. The cautious side of me has forced me to take a little amount off the table in the last 15 minutes of trading, just to bank some profits but I fully expect this to continue rising through the month with just the odd retrace here and there as some people hit their profit targets.
I'm not a fan of buybacks either. In theory they should have a positive impact on the SP but in practice a dividend is far better. Still, everything going in the right direction at the moment so no complaints.
Pretty disappointing RNS this morning which just delays things further into the future after already waiting an age for something to happen . The SP movement today reflects that. Wressle is great but is already priced in so announcing every 1m in sales doesn't take us any further forward.
The only hope for a boost to the price would appear to be the commencement of dividends but I'm not convinced that's the best use of the money.
Yes, GGP is the share that keeps giving - cr*p after cr*p after cr*p.
TAC agreed. Buy backs should underpin the share price but in practice they rarely have much impact. The mere sniff of a dividend, even a small one, would be much better for the SP.