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Got to say you lot are really real over on this board. Got fed up on the quindell board with all the newcomers. Might see a small retreat tomorrow (sps rather than Russians but have to see). Today's rise appears to reverse Monday's loss

Sorry, "institutions" hands

Any life out there? Last post 19 feb. Noticed this as a share with growth prospects, aim low cap company but ownership largely in ins tigons hands. Looks interesting.

It's hard to attach a value on networks, customers and brand loyalty. I've got my holding thinking 10 - 20 years of now, with a growing middle class population around the globe where products such as Unilever's would be in arms reach of the many, whether it be the USA or Kathmandu.

We hit around the £30 mark earlier in the year but then growth prospects in the emerging mkts slowed up which have weighed on the shares a bit.

I said some months ago that Sandell had an agenda to breakup FG for a quick profit. A lot of effort has been spent with raising funds and strengthening management. I feel the longer term value could be generated it FG remained a single unit but I'm not going to get a lot of say in this. My concern if this sideshow just distracts management and the recovery.

Ding dong, this one goes up with the rail fares.

It's not the most adventurous but has been pretty stable. 8.00 still a good price considering where it was at the beginning of the year.

I rate Persil over Aerial or what ever it is called, so sticking with Unilever

New chairman with good track record and decision not yo dispose of greyhound. Extra certainty all round.

Appears the share buy back programme has kicked in and holders don't want to sell, at least not cheaply

She rises when others fall

Broker forecasts appear to be improving, with the current sp below recent price indications, signs of returning to profit. Requires a bit of waiting for a further trading statement and franchise news.

The Iran deal looks like it may bring oil prices down. Lower oil price should mean lower operating costs. Lower op cost hopefully some profit.

She is a steady girl. If the sp hits £9 in two years it won't be too bad going.

We could do with some positive new on franchise bids.

Does anyone ever contribute to this board. The sp appears to be going north.

The 3% hedge fund appears activist. We will have to see where it goes. I Paid avg 95p so happy to hold on for 18+ months. Those late buys look like the peanut farmers have entered the mkt.

Looks like they may have built it up there stake over time. They may push for de merging/selling off some of the assets - only time will tell.

It may start to, some hedge fund has bought up a 3pc plus stake. If the wheel lands on black we're be bigger than US Steel and red just more trouble.