Member Info for LD1973

We’re not down 6% like Ocado, you buffoon sre2000

Accounting wise, they’re 3 different entities so they will each have their own proportion of debt. Not sure it would be legal to lump all the debt into one company, leaving the other 2 free and clear?

Oh dear goodtimescoming, you are desperate, just like the others. You work on the weekend though so 👏🏼

As the mouse said as he p1ssed into the ocean

Short being the word!

Never said you were big time, but you’re short not long

If gives me every right - who the hell do you think you are?!

Don't post details of your purchases if you don't want anyone to know what you averages are. What a clown you haha

If you were long with an average of 185, your concern would not be whether city am was biased or not, you’d just be interested in reading the article (which you’re not). The article just contains facts and figures, no recommendations, no bias - but guess who’s looking for reds under the bed - not normal for a LTH

Just showing people what you are.

Steveinhull's ave was 185, cried when he didn't sell when he had the chance at 220. My guess is he sold at a loss and tried shorting it. Bit like ste2000

The article was about protein companies, nothing else. They didn't mention Numis, the false allegations they made and the short attack in the article either. Not that you'd know because you're so ignorant, you won't even read it!

No - just A holes like you. Read the article rather than spout crap. What a tool! Bet you were the sort of kid that called for LBW from square leg! haha

Haha, touchy steveinhull the FUD spreader!

Steveinhull - comment on this forum and you’re talking to everyone! Idiot

Steveinhull, you are desperate! Mind what you say. City AM is owned by THG but has editorial independence

He had an average around 330p. Probably sold in the 60’s then went short - what a clown!

Ste2000 what are your paymasters doing?

Walmart no longer own Asda, but maybe previous high level connected staff putting parties together?

I suspect they will start being a lot more cautious, with all the M&A activity. They're starting to get burnt