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https://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/opinion/columnists/sam-mcbride/despite-major-eu-concessions-protocol-deal-is-not-what-rishi-sunak-has-claimed/1318948589.html

Has the legal text been made available yet?

Paper losses only. What other stocks?.

Most turn around eventually.

He was worried about cows being marooned in a field for up to 6 months.

Lol this thread, went to the start to see what was cooking and it seems it was Coffey's turnip and nothing else.

That said 25p+ could come at any time on any given trading day.

The 'achievements' of Rishi, rofl. He took plaudits for his hard fought wins when the reality is he has only been given back some of the punitive EU measures that were imposed on NI.

If the UK left in its entirety at the time then none of these so call wins would have been needed. They were lost by the UK when NI was sacrificed.

Listen to his wins, from pet passports to medicines to sausages. Pesented as wins but in reality should never have happened ... oh yes in 2016.

The nauseating p.r exercise is over. Save Rishi, save the party from a drubbing, let's hope it works.

Check out Sammy Wilson at 1947 and Ian Paisley Jnr later. Not over any line yet.

Who knows tho really without the text.

All lipstick it seems. Let's wait and see. Listening to VDL the EU is the final artibter over the laws in part of the UK.

On that basis there will be no return to Stormont. The Stormont brake allows the EU to retaliate in kind if you read the documents.

Bid news from a year ago... imagine Apollo look at this all over again before the recovery and dividend return rerates.

https://www.cityam.com/city-rumour-mill-grinds-around-possible-private-equity-mega-bid-for-marks-spencer-sending-shares-flying/

hopefully a good starting point.

:) Not Rolls Royce it seems - ripping up the rule book.

Right Issues - should not detriment the investor but always does in my experience

Bought some Lucid US stock on HL at sub $8.20 after having sold out at $30+ - worth a look in.

I guess you are doing the opposite of what I do. You keep shorting until the price actually falls.

My way limited downside (ie investment) - your way you could be caught for multiples of your invesment as the rerating continues.

of course shares prices retrace - until of course the day it doesn't.

Certainly not going to retrace to 60p 80p 100p or 120p in the near term. Yes perhaps the 130p however that is a chance you take as the uptrend has been confirmed.

Seems 160/170 is doable and then perhaps a retrace.

Certainly no sign of it today Kewey.

We are pulling away from the 50 days average and the 200 days average is even managing to turn upward on a 1 year chart.

been a great share to trade down the averages - well in the money with a low average cost but looking much more as I have been dip buying.

240p at some point for sure :)

DYOR

typo 1/10th not 1/20th opps

your shares should show correctly tomorrow.

your cost - the same
the quantity - 1/20 of previous

and the SP - currently around 1566p

at these levels you will have a higher paper loss as the price has dropped from the 1630p (equiv of close on Wed) (around £90 drop - [1238 x 7p qty money ] or [123 shares x 70p drop new qty].

HTH

bound to be a target for overseas buyers at these levels.

Many undevalued UK stocks will get snapped up.

Deutsche Bank raises Trainline to 'buy' (hold) - price target 287 (350) pence

Bank of America raises International Consolidated Airlines price target to 240 (200) pence - 'buy'

Barclays raises International Consolidated Airlines price target to 165 (160) pence - 'equal weight'

Bernstein raises International Consolidated Airlines price target to 190 (180) pence - 'outperform'

No reason not to ask for a dispensation to reflect higher wage costs. why should any company absorb govt policy enforced inflationary increases?

always an opportunity here