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Thanks for the links Qantas, I 've been following your posts on AD VFN for the last 6 months, always a good provider of info.

Sorry, should have read

Blackock Inc owns 5.8% of Amazon

and I double posted the 2nd link

If I have this right..

Blackock Inc owns 5.8% of

https://fintel.io/so/us/amzn/blackrock

Blackrock Investement Management is a subsidary of Blackrock Inc

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1364742/000119312511050218/dex211.htm

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1364742/000119312511050218/dex211.htm

Blackrock Investment Management has 0.9% of OCADO shares which it's shorting

https://shorteurope.com/history_company.php?selskapsnavn=OCADO%20GROUP%20PLC&land=united_kingdom

Https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/comment/article-12228021/Ocado-stay-British-says-ALEX-BRUMMER.html

Happy to hold longer term and ignore the waves

Horrendous news, coupled with the fact I heard Mabel the tea lady is disgruntled about the number of staff now leaving dirty cups in the sink means I'm selling my entire holding immediately.

I would imagine Kroger have doine their due diligence regarding Ocado if they're using its technology and aren't expecting Ocado to go bust anytime soon.
"The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), headquartered in Cincinnati, OH, is one of the world's largest food retailers, with fiscal 2022 sales of $148.3B."
https://ir.kroger.com/home/default.aspx

The rollout of Ocado's technology continues, each new centre opened will improve and streamline the processes involved.

"AUSTIN, Texas, March 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), America's grocer, today announced the official opening of a new spoke in Austin, Texas. This facility opening means customers can tap into Kroger's incredible selection of fresh items, unique Our Brands products and favorite national brands, as well as individualized offers for the groceries most important to their families – all delivered directly to their door by a friendly, professional associate. Kroger was joined by the local community to officially open the spoke and to celebrate its new associates."

"Much of District 1 is what the USDA identifies as a 'food desert' which is defined as an area where residents have limited options for securing affordable and healthy foods. And although this Kroger facility will serve all of Austin, it's important to note that its location is in one of these areas," said District 1 City Councilmember Natasha Harper-Madison. "I am glad to see Kroger making this investment in our community starting right here in District 1 where residents need access to healthy, fresh food."

Austin customers can get more value when purchasing their favorite items using Boost by Kroger Plus, the annual grocery delivery membership that can save customers up to $1,000 per year on fuel and grocery delivery.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kroger-delivery-expands-to-austin-texas-301786282.html

https://www.inc.com/drew-hendricks/5-successful-companies-that-didn-8217-t-make-a-dollar-for-5-years.html

It's 13 years, but I'll keep a holding in my SIPP for now, based on faith in the technology arm.

Stock Desktop wigit showing BP up 5% today, Halifax and iweb valuation pages still showing current price as close of Friday price

FT article
Shortages of staff and supplies are weighing on the recovery of US oilfields, derailing hopes that Texas drillers could unleash gushers of crude to help bring soaring global prices under control.

The Biden administration has pleaded with oil producers to raise output to ease the burden on American motorists, who are paying high prices at the pump following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

But the service groups responsible for providing materials, drilling equipment and labour warn that extensive bottlenecks mean this cannot be done overnight.

“You can’t just immediately turn on the taps,” said Ryan Hassler, senior analyst at consultancy Rystad Energy. “It will take some time to reactivate the equipment and staff the crews and bring on the additional sand capacity.”

The US’s shale patch has over the past decade come to be seen as a sort of release valve for global oil supply, capable of rapidly ratcheting output up or down as needed in a relatively short period of time. In previous years this could be done in anywhere from three to six months, say analysts.

But today that timeframe is likely to be double — meaning any significant growth is up to a year away. The reason is a chronic shortage of essential labour and equipment: from drilling rigs and frac sand — used to prop open shale rocks so that oil and gas can flow through — to crews and drivers.

@ deepjoy Sums up the situation here perfectly.

Interesting reading Fossil, keep the posts coming.

I bought all the blue dresses available from 11 different stores. Have them on ebay now at 100% mark up. Coining it in whilst also driving the share price up. Life is good.

Not saying today's rise is caused by this but its good news.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-9886887/M-S-navy-dress-sells-second-time.html

Fundamentals drive the bus.
TA shows you the bus stops.
Whether the bus will drive on or reverse at a stop no one knows .

out today 366

GL

Glad to see the number of cars affected greatly reduced on the original estimates.

Your printer is cack.

Cheers for that info, going by my chart I would have it at just under 1500 tops.