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I can't see this going above 32.50. this is a short for me this week.

The fact of the matter is that your typical Joe blog has less disposable income at the end of every month. Pay rises have not kept up with inflation so the outlook is bleak for retail.

JD isnt a buy at current prices. A lot of consumer spending will decline in the summer. Lots of people are being hit with increased mortgage interest payments in the first half of this year. Reduced disposable income of 3 or 4 hundred pounds per month for most people will cause consumer spending to dip imo.

Tullow is up 4 per cent in a day. Oil will hardly get above 90 dollars?

I was replying to big riskys video. No need to get personal mate.

We won't see 50p plus until 2026/27. Better to short the share in the next 12 months.

Give up the auld gambling lordlucan, it's a desperate habit...

The house always wins anyway.

Happy easter all , enjoy the break. See you next Tuesday.

Up 17 per cent today. Sold the lot. A very profitable few weeks with JD, have a great Easter all.

I have no affiliation whatsoever with patel et al. I am happy to short this stock, will be sub 30p by the end of today.

It's a long way off the opening of 134p now. Has dropped 10 per cent. Exchanges are closed for the next 4 days for the Easter break so there won't be much movement until next week.

Charts point to 120 tomorrow with highs of mid 120's and ending at 118.90 at close of play. Exchange Closes for Easter break.

Don't read into director buys too much. They get share options so simply exercised them at current market price. Simply a benefit of carrying out their a jobs in a satisfactory manner.

A car crash earnings report. Likely to tumble by 10 per cent today.

Yeah still bitter about the loss on tullow. Checking to see if my decision to sell was the right one. The results tomorrow will vindicate that, sp would have jumped today if good news was coming. So likely a damp squib. Gla

The latest fallout and any possible bickering with the Kenyan government leaves the project in limbo and deals a blow to Kenya’s hopes of being a commercial oil-producing country in the near term. Kenya in March 2012 announced that it had discovered huge crude oil deposits that could be commercially exploited in Turkana County’s South Lokichar sub-basin.

More than a decade after Tullow Oil made the oil find, the project is yet to be commercialised

It also signalled that British oil producer Tullow Oil, which is the majority operator of the project, is yet to get a strategic partner following the plans for the exit of Africa Oil and Total throwing the project’s future into uncertainty.

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Just to heap on the misery I see there are more delays in Kenya . [LINK REMOVED]

I've been following this thread for a number of years without posting. I finally sold up and feel I am entitled to give my reasoning. Ghana hasn't delivered , Kenya has been one disaster after another. Tullow has been a company full of potential for years but quite simply hasn't delivered. For that reason I'm out.