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Naewise - Think you got the wrong board mate. This board is for LSE, which will become LSEG from tomorrow I believe.
steviewonder77 - Many thanks for confirming that it is just your opinion that this share is only worth £30. Of course, you are more than entitled to your opinion, as is everyone else. Should it happen to drop to £30, I will gladly accumulate more. Somehow, I can't see me getting that opportunity.
steviewonder77 - You don't make clear whether this is your opinion or what you believe to be fact. For the benefit of all readers of the board, please can you confirm which it is to be and if it's the latter, please can you back up your statement with a source? Many thanks in advance.
Thanks for the link Elchagie, interesting read. Further supports the sentiment I outlined in my post on 21/1/21. I think anything under £90 per share represents good value at the moment and am happy to add at these levels. I've added some to my Son's JISA today. I'm hoping and expecting that once the merger with Refinitiv has completed this Friday, there will be a steady move North throughout the course of the rest of the year.
Arsenalles - You did well getting in here in May/June. My shares were suspended from Feb-July, so couldn't trade! ;-)
Mjd2020 - To be precise, I think you'll find that Jub Cap had an "accidental" short open. To compound matters they were subsequently the "victims of an orchestrated short squeeze". At least that's what they claimed in their defence! Don't you feel so, so sorry for them? An absolute classic and the funniest and most ridiculous excuse I think I've ever heard for getting it wrong. I think I'll have an occasional laugh about that one for the rest of my days.........LOL!
It would appear that way AstonDB9!
I think you are absolutely right Amanensia. I don't think there can be any doubt that the 'type' they refer to is 'alluvial'. They have made references to it being an alluvial mine in RNS so many times before, they probably thought they didn't need to hammer home this point yet again, as most readers would understand this. Perhaps they shouldn't have made that assumption!
Love it Maytal - MonstaChoppers LOL!
Just be patient, put your feet up, sit back and wait YamR1man. I wouldn't be surprised if this has smashed through £200 per share within the next 4-5 years. ATB, Lincolnite.
OK, I see, it's the point when EUA moved to a different index and so funds started buying in. From memory, I think it was about 30 November they moved index. Thought I must have been asleep on the job if there had been a placing at 38p that I'd missed! Thanks for clarifying and all the best lovelyboy. Lincolnite.
lovelyboy - Great chart, having started my accumulation late Oct 19, was fun to look back and be reminded of the timeline of events that have led us to the present day with this excellent stock - including some of the more comical moments - i.e. Hub Cap ;-). There was one thing that caught my eye though, that I am struggling to recollect. The II placement at 38p? I couldn't remember anything about this event, so have just been back through some of the RNS releases from the time the share price was at this level and still can't find anything. Please can you point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance, Lincolnite.
YamR1man - Know the Horncastle drinking establishments well, as the in-laws used to live there!
I'm quite bullish about the future prospects of this share. I started accumulating at around £55 per share in 2019, so have already done OK. Still accumulating, adding in dribs and drabs when funds are released from other share sales and currently have around 550 shares. Ideally, would like to increase my holding to approximately double this and then just hold them in perpetuity, but currently waiting on the EUA formal sales process to conclude so that I can free up the necessary funds. I had rather hoped to have had this done before the Refinitiv sale concluded, but you can't win them all! I know LSEG have already lost some business to European and USA exchanges as a result of Brexit, but I feel this will be more than made up for by the Refinitiv acquisition. The future income streams from the data supply side could be huge - knowledge is power. Also, 2021 is already tipped to be the year of the IPO, with several companies having already expressed interest in going down this route and listing in London. I think it's also worth remembering that owning shares is to some extent a gamble. And eventually, who always comes out the winner in gambling? The casino! LSEG is the casino of the stock market and so irrespective of whether the markets are moving up or down, people are always buying and selling, so LSEG will continue to generate cash from listings and transactions until the end of time.
Afternoon YamR1man. No, sadly the Fizzy went years back. Wish I still had it, could probably add a zero onto the price I sold it for by now! My Riverside is basically very similar to a Fizzy but earlier and a lot rarer, although not quite as valuable. Cadwell is a great track all round. Been a regular visitor there since I was a kid back in the 80's and it never loses its appeal. It just gets better and better with time too, with the various works and safety improvements they keep making.
If you've not been already, I recommend Guy Martin's pub at Kirmington - the Marrowbone & Cleaver (when pubs get open again!) as a destination. It does cracking food and ale and a lot of bikers and petrol heads in general seem to use it as a destination for an evening ride/drive.
Incidentally, I sold a black CBF a few years ago to a chap that had a Blackbird - said he was buying it for his son! Wasn't you was it? Would be a coincidence if it was......
Hi YamR1man. Yeah, I'm about 5 miles East of Lincoln - Cadwell Park side. Don't attend bike nights but can occasionally be found having a cheeky bacon bap at the Willy Woods Bikers Cafe! Sometimes ride out there from home on my push bike too. A regular visitor to Cadwell. Lost count of the amount of times during the pandemic that my daughter has asked whether Cadwell is open again for spectating. I've obviously raised her well, although I think the ice creams at the The Clubhouse are equal in attraction to the cars and bikes for her to be honest!
Agreed YamR1man, definitely a good long-term growth stock this one and always has been.
I'm guessing your good taste extends beyond good stocks too given your moniker. I own two Yams myself - one a guitar, the other a 1964 Yamaha YF1/YJ1 Riverside, which I have been restoring for nearly 3 years and is almost complete. I owned a FS1 back in the day which was my motivation for getting the Riverside, as it's basically the forerunner to the FS1.
Thanks for that Elchagie.
Elchagie - well spotted and a reassuring target. I've just visited the Berenberg website and done a fair bit of digging around in general, although some of their info is reserved for clients only and so a login is required. They have also given LSE a 'Buy' rating, which they say is reserved for stocks that they perceive to have at least 15% upside over the next 12 months. I'm hoping for considerably more than that here over the next 12. Interestingly, an RNS has just landed too with an update as to the expected completion date of the Refinitiv merger. That's planned for 29 January, which is a bit sooner than I was expecting to be honest. We will relist on this date with the new ticker LSEG. All looks good here from where I'm sitting, not least because I have quite a few of these tucked away! Hopefully we'll see a bit of a tick-up first thing tomorrow on the proposed completion news given that it was released after close tonight.
Good point well made trading. I have a feeling you might be close to the mark with that one - let's hope so!
A very nice gesture and 1622 for me please. Thanks.