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Not a share I trade in (yet) but the £30 seemed a buy level.

Seems IHT related to settle estate - if so it will return to normal tomorrow and an opportuntiy lost.

Never mind has been a great bounce for a trim

Trimmed for now from £6 recently

This fake head infllation figure won't affect the UK. falling rates and mundane inflation - house builders rally into the summer from here.

Ty for the dip

Re adding - easy 20% in 2025 from here.

Being played like a fiddle.

OPening drop then pop and then a sell off and now direction looking to firm.

Hold on and let the mms off more - much more.

Another healthy volume already this morning . Dam about to burst.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/VANQ.L/history/

Close Brothers said that recent actions to improve its capital position will mitigate the impact.

I read this as prudently fully provided, the ratio recovering by July, the paused dividends to resume and business as usual. The first move was the right move, although give the rise from 180p some consolidation is not surprising.

Seems so but plenty of mileage left - new range set add 320 sell 385 breakout if closes around 395+ today.

Another tree shake before the up trend resumes

No wonder the shorts are fleeing

Could see £4+ today

Sale confirmed - profitable. Onwards and upwards as market looks forward to the ruling.

Just buy the dips if it does.

Hmm may not be this low tomorrow and the chance to top up will have gone. Who knows really? Is the sale ending in 6 minutes ?

Roll up Roll up.

Peel Hunt are recommending so

Recent updated papers issued by the Competition and Markets Authority as part of its 18-month inquiry into the £5 billion-a-year vet industry suggest “a tempering of tone” and “indicates that the CMA may come to a more sensible conclusion versus the initial sensationalism”, analysts at Peel Hunt have told clients.

Https://archive.ph/IYeYy

Mike thanks for the summary, on days like this I add.

Lo fine just keep adding - it will even out again

Entain

"the lack of a permanent boss makes the group vulnerable if a rival betting group or private equity outfit came sniffing around for takeover opportunities."

“Something must have gone seriously wrong for Entain’s chief executive Gavin Isaacs to leave after just 161 days in the job.

“The first thing an investor would study in this situation is the messaging on trading and the share price performance. Trading is in line with expectations and the stock is higher than when Isaacs started, which suggests something else is afoot.

“One could speculate that Isaacs didn’t fit with the culture of Entain or that he didn’t see eye to eye on strategy. It’s worth noting that previous Entain boss Shay Segev only lasted 189 days in the top job in 2020-21, so the gambling group has form when it comes to short-lived leadership.

“Isaacs’ sudden departure has clearly spooked investors given the near-10% slump in the share price. While Entain’s chair Stella David is steadying the ship as interim CEO, the lack of a permanent boss makes the group vulnerable if a rival betting group or private equity outfit came sniffing around for takeover opportunities.

“The business has been trying to find its footing after losing its way and now it’s been knocked off course once again thanks to boardroom issues. Entain really needs to find someone with bold ideas, a keen eye for detail and a grand vision to put the gambling group back on a winning streak.”