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About 3.5 million shares yesterday.

Mopping up shares at these low levels will continue 'at pace'.

yes
they are not, unless there is news I have missed.

oiky
Yes
It has got off the ground and hobbled to a gain of 115% over less than 18 months.
Many believe there are more legs to go.

The country needs many more cash machines - I am sure the government welcomes profitable business rather than not - Good job Labour are not running the country though.

was over £38 nearly 5 years ago

This stock is CHEAP - was £32 four years ago

profit after tax 2017 - £ 1.447 Billion
profit after tax 2021 - £ 2.907 Billion

fgf
''maybe 57 ??''

A bit above that would be better - it would be nearer to my next selling level of a few more shares.

Brix
Nosey

'All in' is all relative - not something I would do, although my 2 largest stocks currently are too big a percentage of my portfolio. Hoping to address that if HSBC and Lloyds continue on their upward path - sold some HSBC last week actually at 550p - will sell some more at about the 600p level.

fgf
Hope your 'all in' pays off for you as I'm sure others will hope

fgf

If you were happy to post last month that you had sold at 48p, then why not post when you bought -'all in' ? otherwise readers (as i did) will still think that you are waiting for sub 48p as you had previously said you were hoping to do.
So you ended up purchasing at a higher price than you sold for - not the thing to do too many times.

fgf
I imagine it will differ from the close of the 23rd.

You need to make up your mind before then, as to whether you are prepared to purchase at a higher price than you sold at.
I think investors would be doing well if they were to manage to purchase sub 50p before results.

BT back up to 197p

Lti
03 Feb 2022 16:02
''Drop to a low of 182p today seemed a bit overdone.''

from last weeks unjustified drop to 182p.

low volume today.

today have no reason not to be at a high level, bearing in mind the share price fall .
Obviously still within limits.

f
I think you are more likely to open a buy and it will be before the 44p price level.

f
what is your next IG position to open - buy or sale?

f
but for simplicity, if in future you say you have 'shorted' Lloyds I/we will assume it is an IG position that has been opened.

f
you must be talking about opening a sale on IG and not shorting (borrowing real shares to sell)

F
''Without shorting there will be no market..''

You need to think that through again