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On the subject of shareholder revolts, we can add Balfour Beatty to that list as well. There must be a lot of shareholders asking themselves what the board has done for them right now.

NHS is a points scoring tool. Which is why Mrs May isn't going to increase money going into PFIs that pay 125% bonuses to Directors. It would be such an own goal that would lose her fragile government points. The future Prime Minister, Mr Corbyn will almost certainly pull back on pumping funds into PFIs. Either way, not good news for PFIs, not good news for IRV.

That is a possibility- has been the case previously

Correction, someone appears to have sold nearly 2% of shares in circulation- in one go

Someone has sold nearly 2% of their stake in one go? That could be bad news, if its an institutional investor deserting.

It probably doesnt help that this bulletin board doesn't always present posts in an easy to read format, especially when using a smartphone- paragraphs aren't split up. The context is that Mr Corbyn made a number of points regarding the interaction between the Gorvernment and Private companies in the NHS and criticised what he sees as private companies profiteering from government contracts. He made these point during PMQs, (Prime Ministers Questions), a weekly interaction between the Prime Minister and MPs.

And Corbyn refers to Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition. Do try to keep up

Doc, remember, English isn't your first language: Heroic having the characteristics of a hero or heroine; admirably brave or determined

Thanks Ate, it will be interesting to see what happens, Persimmon and Bovis have both seen minor shareholder revolts and they have being getting health dividends and growing share prices. Might well see you there, but to be honest, unless the canapes are any good, my votes will probably be proxy. Does anyone know if the snap is any good?

Can someone please remind me of the AGM date? Also if I bought shares now, would I be able to vote on directors renumeration? Inspired by Noel Edmonds I am thinking about leading a shareholders revolt against the 125% bonuses. Thanks in advance.

Heroic Corbyn putting the government to the sword over pfis "In 2010, �4bn of NHS services were outsourced to private companies - how many is it today?" Jeremy Corbyn says that whilst NHS budgets have only increased by 1% in recent years, the period has been "jackpot time" for the private healthcare companies In his third question, Jeremy Corbyn asks the prime minister about the NAO critism of the Capita contract with the NHS, telling the House it put patients at risk of serious harm. He accuses the Conservatives of "tearing up" the founding principles of the NHS and putting "private profit before public service He says the Royal College of GPs has complained of a "long list of failures by Capita" and "GPs are leaving the profession in despair" He accuses the government of opening the NHS to more "profiteering" and demands the government acts now to end the "ciphering" of the NHS funds it needs.

Funds not coming back into the sector. Government scared to prop up PFIs that pay 125% bonuses to Directors that have hit the jackpot.

Feel bad for long time holders, but for me this is a great opportunity to open a long position.

Maybe some positive news will move it along? Expect it to hit 80 today

Heal thyself physician

An upgrade Peeky, I raise you to 90!

"Balanced Post" translates as one that you agree with. Don't flatter yourselves to think that you can hector me into posting what you want to hear. Anyway good morning all, may I be the first to declare that I think this will break 80p today.

Of course I dont know for certain who you have invested in. But I do see that you have taken an interest in PFC, ouch and PMO, double ouch.

Yes, I do know when to make entries and when to exit, which is why I probably have more "luck" in investing that you.

Eod, we really don't need bitterness here. I do understand that you may have made some terrible investments, but that isn't the fault of shorters and it certainly isn't my fault. Actually the shorters could be seen as a canary, try to see them as a symptom of a poor share, not the cause.