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Hi folks, just thought I'd give you a little update, as I've heard from my local MP after contacting them about Synairgen, and informing them of the company if they didn't already know of them. They've said that they'll certainly look into the company, and what can be done to assist them in general and with some publicity and to put it on a few more people's radar's.

Have a good morning :)

That's true hold4results, I should've been more understanding about other people's positions here, whether that's the amount of money they have invested, or the length of time they've been an investor in SNG.

People just need to be patient, as good things come to those who wait. If all the prep work up until any kind of announcement is airtight, then there'll be no room for criticism when the news finally drops. Chill.

You'd better stop messing around with day trading and making pennies and get a short in place then, eh Rob?

Imo? Tui will survive - just about. And if the price goes to around £3, I'll probably jump back in. But it's going to be a very ugly 4 months.

Hi folks,

Lots of activity on here today, and lots of links to useful information and research - so I'd like to thank all those involved for posting those.
I've sent an email to my local MP, telling them about Synairgen and all related paraphernalia, so will let you know if there's any word from there.
Have a good night.

Thank you very much Matml74 and Oxford12, with not being a typical user of social media I hadn't thought that SNG discussion would've stretched onto there. I'll have a little gander to see what's what over there :)

I've been sitting here watching the back and forth for 4 hours now, and I've finally hit that buy button. Found this stock after recommendation from several friends, did some research and seems to have a lot going for the company, and a loyal and confident investor base from what I've been reading here and on other share boards. Could someone kindly point me to some interesting news bits that I might have missed out on, please? Thank you :)

I'm hoping that something will come along soon and light a fire underneath Tesco, as the SP has gone back to flailing since that nice little boost 1-2 weeks ago. Despite the excellent sales, maybe it's the uncertainty of this looming Brexit deal or no deal that's keeping it grounded?

Should've stayed in bed

You've definitely got to have some cojones to invest in these guys at the moment, and good luck to all those that take the leap. I'll still be keeping a close eye on this, because as loads of people have already said, when things are back to normal, holiday demand will be at an all-time high. Should Tui be able to weather the storm until then, it will do very nicely indeed imo.

I know I can't wait to get away again, but I'm going to wait for a year or so to see what this vaccine does to people, as I don't have a lot of faith in the speed in which this has been churned out.

A perfect post, Rosewall, and nothing to really add to that. I was a bit skeptical of why this happened at first, but I've now put that down to my inexperience with investing and business - this seems like the perfect play now, and clears Tesco's name when the next profits come in and investors get dividends. The gauntlet was thrown down by Tesco, and this sets an example for their competitors, as well as proving to be in a strong market position to attract future investors.

The only way is up now, with a bit of luck.

Thank you Rosewall and Clueless, I had a bit of a short-sighted view on that and didn't think of the bigger picture.

Nice to see a rise today, maybe that's because of potential dividend reinvestments today? Mine was delayed until today anyway, as they stated they had a large amount of people to work through.

I really want to believe this, but there's just a niggling feeling telling me not to jump back in. You're probably all correct here, though, vaccine roll out news will send this north of £6 and way beyond come next summer.

It's a shame that they throttled online ordering capabilities, limiting orders to 95 items - Asda didn't do that, and I don't know about the other supermarkets? I guess it shows responsibility and ensures stock levels remain steady, but their turnover would've been insane otherwise.

The fact that there's no slots left for Christmas speaks volumes at this early stage, unless they plan to release them later on - which I doubt - so that's bound to result in strong sales for this next period.

At least this current price is good for those that are deciding to reinvest their dividend tomorrow, so every cloud has a silver lining, eh?

I never imagined that the Tui share price would've recovered so fast, even after news of the vaccines dropping. Sold far too early at £4.06, but keeping an eye on what this does by the end of the week and might just back in - the support of other investors on this is outstanding.

Further news, I mean. Or the next approval gets signed off for the sale.

Well, that's been a turbulent few days. Hopefully we're going to level off now at a slightly above average price, and then things will take off again when news drops of the special dividend and consolidation?

Just taking a breather before round 2 ;)

That, coupled with a relatively safe dividend payment, should surely give investors confidence.

Tesco have ramped up their online presence massively during this pandemic and have been able to stay open the whole time along with other essential shops, too.