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with the limited stock the reddit crowd / robinhood crowd should have a field day here.

can you book JW as MC - King of Comedy?

recommend the upstairs restaurant.

to watch. Not hard to work out who as the posts are different from the LHT and the LT bulls.

Pumpy dumpy or genuine, time will tell but not selling mine at these levels.

S_M where were you at the 6p bargains? still welcome to the party.

Can you pedal a bike :) ?

Only 173m shares and the chunky 50000 buys must be making an impact as most PI are not selling.

Will they be left holding the baby? Perhaps - but the risk reward looks promising.

Think the price will move large when the reddit crowd get going.

nice dividend maybe revisit once ex dividend to buy - no hurry it seems.

£18 sometime, patience just required. Invest a core and trade the average price lower while collecting dividends. I see £20 £30 in the future.

remember AZN - who forsaw £100 per share when the share was £16

DGE who saw £35 when the share was £6-£8
UNVR who saw £42 when the shares price was £12

from Oct

https://archive.ph/9UIrK

C&C raises a glass to profit growth
Greig Cameron
Friday October 28 2022, 12.01am BST, The Times
A mural in Glasgow celebrating Tennent’s lager, one of C&C Group’s main brands
A mural in Glasgow celebrating Tennent’s lager, one of C&C Group’s main brands
GERARD FERRY/ALAMY
The drinks manufacturer and supplier C&C Group is to reinstate a dividend after increasing profit and trimming debt.
The company was helped by a period with relatively few Covid restrictions across its main markets in the UK and Ireland, with its net revenue increasing almost 36 per cent to €903 million. Pre-tax profit in the six months to August was €47.4 million, compared with €7.1 million previously.
Strong cashflow and the sale of its stake in the Admiral Taverns chain brought net debt down to €179.7 million from €245.8 million previously.
C&C has its headquarters in Dublin and is listed on the London Stock Exchange. Tennent’s, Magners and Bulmers are among its main brands, while it also owns the Matthew Clark and Bibendum wholesalers.

There will be no bid, certainly not a low ball one. Park that for when it is in the 250 with a proven record of wins and successes.

With only 173m shares increasingly owned by PIs this could get squeezy as you can see.

The reality is that all the doubt is disapating faster the Rishi's Culloden visit this week.

BTW Bring back Boris :)

In NI you can add delays and more delays if my housing experiences, particularly with covid are anything to go by.

This relates to a straightfoward extension of facilities in a brown field site. The only delay will be political from one side of the community.

nothing to shot about - jam tomorrow - plan was to add on a dip or reduce on a spike whichever came first so pocketed 3k on the trade in my ISA and dropped my average by 50p per share. Let's see where it goes for the rest of the day as this is a great trade on days like today.

Overachieves.... darm autocorrect

and we all wish JW overactive the targets early.

are just making me want to add on the dips. Thanks guys.

if so it is not really working is it?

Planners should fast track it.

buy sell ramp deramp does it really matter ?

A novel idea..... how about Investing for more than an hour or a day or a week?

Think we need South Park to mention Harley in their next episode.

The "worldwide Harley Tour " perhaps :)

the other John Wood Group is worth a check out (WG.) up 50% from the lows while you wait on HARL.

738 @ 284p say £2096 - current value (175 * 738) £1292 equates to 73 (fraction lost) shares at 1750 based on today's close, 73 shares @£17.50 = £1277

In that scenario I would add pre consolidation to create a lower average to offload later an attract more rights. It depends on your circumstatnces

Certainly not a recommendation - just how I would play it.

Calculation (for fun)

tranche price cost Cum qty Cum cost Avge Diff Cost v SP
1 738 284 2095.92 738 2095.92 2.84 -38.38%
2 738 175 1291.50 1476 3387.42 2.30 -23.75%
3 738 175 1291.50 2214 4678.92 2.11 -17.19%
4 738 175 1291.50 2952 5970.42 2.02 -13.47%
5 738 175 1291.50 3690 7261.92 1.97 -11.08%
6 738 175 1291.50 4428 8553.42 1.93 -9.40%

As the multiple increases the decifit is reduced and it would be easier to average down and recover -9.40% than your -38.38%. Or be content with your paper loss and hope is cost to £28.70 to break even. Depends on your funds and risk appetite of course.

quick scally, not seeing a cap - can you point out the bit where it was stated?