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Calder knows his stuff when it comes to baggage sizes.... I bet he "wishes he was here" at 10p!

I think he was on a caffeine overdose yesterday... in out up down loss profit.... probably gone for a lay down

Once the bod announce a buyer for TCA this will pop.... get ready.

Thomas Cook said: "We have been taking customers on their holidays with us for 175 years and we plan to do so for a very long time."

It also said: "We are very much trading as normal and we aren't going into administration".

This will be up and down more than a whores drawers until the bod make an announcement regarding any sale...... in the meantime I expect to make a few quid with TCG.... a lot more than 2% deposit account returns!

Alamo55.... chances are you'll be flying with TC even though you have TUI booking....

TCG has over 20 million customers each year.....

alamo55, I agree with your comments. I watched the CEO give an interview about the state of TCG and what his plans were. Very vague, other than saying a lot of stores had to go, there are none in his home country he says..? and he doesnt know how many stores should close...but not all of them...?... He needs cash and it'll come from a sale of something, and he needs cost savings. On a side note, my mates a Pilot at TC and he's still getting paid.. at the moment. haha..

a 3 rib forerib is about £70 in my local farm butcher. I always follow Fernly Whittingstall style on cooking meat. Bootiful.

Trek, I've found some coinage down the back of the sofa so I'll have your BPC cast offs.

Not many on here will know whats going on. Its a punt at this level imo. I've bought back into this today, the last time I owned TCG was quite a few years ago when a similar debt problem arose. Things were different then, TCG got the bail out of £200m. The share price rose from 10p, and I got out at 60p... it continued upwards for sometime. Ill be happy with 15p short term. The airlines are all reporting poor figures at the moment. Take your choice EZY at 970p or TCG at 11p... Anyway TCG are still ofering cheap flights and Im happy to buy them too. GLA

The fall was inevitable imo, general slide after the recent news and small spike. Having traded SBRY a few weeks ago, I'm now back in for the longer term. The bod, I'm sure, are busy working on the next project to boost SBRY. Interesting to read that Walmart are mooting floating ASDA. Anyway, GL from here onwards.

Cheers, some interesting points you make. 6-7 seems reasonable considering the news flow that should be coming over the month. Double digits this time next year? Champagne or Perrier... GL

STUART2019... You've been pretty much bang on with your predictions of late. What do your tea leaves predict over the coming few months regarding the SP? Dont worry- I wont hold you to it..Just curious

Always up for a pint o d'black stuff... I'll be over dare for some bike racing dis week to be sure.... NW 200... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o79CS4iee3Q

A bit late to the party.....predicting a target price when its almost the actual price! Tozzers.

Just re-read my last post on PMO on 30th April..... "PMO back over a quid, the suns shining.... and spurs to beat Ajax.... what a day..." ......... Haha what a crock of shiit that turned out.... !...PMO under 90p, its pessing with rain and I dont want to even think about tonight!....... GLA

They managed to drag TSCO down to sub £2 before the bounce, although a further 5% drop here does seem excessive. I'm hovering on the buy button to get back in after my recent exit with SBRY but don't feel I need to rush into it. GLA

There aren't many companies, if any! out there trading at their at true value... especially on aim. Who cares? Most of us don't have a clue what goes on in the boardrooms (and boiler rooms) of listed companies. My view on BPC is they have funding for a few years at current cash burn rate and in that time we'll see a few P& Ds, countless price monitoring extensions, Potter saying how busy he is in discussions with a mirror and the BG doing f'all...

Trump erases offshore drilling rules enacted after BP oil spill
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The Trump administration on Thursday dismantled safety rules for offshore drilling put in place by the Obama administration after the disastrous BP oil spill fouled the Gulf of Mexico nearly a decade ago.