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Good company, great management/Investor team, fantastic brand, and now a significantly undervalued SP, what's not to like, I'm certainly in and for the long run!

Apparently some unhappiness from few SA unions over mine restarts:
https://www.mining-journal.com/covid-19/news/1385381/union-takes-legal-action-over-mine-restarts-in-south-africa

Added/Topped Up at these bargain basement pricing levels, conviction buy here IMO with SBRY results out next Thursday!

Sheffieldsteeler, First let me say for the record that I very much like SOLG prospects going forward and I'm currently heavily invested in this company! My reasoning for earlier statement is mainly based on the fact SOLG is currently burning cash and it will be sometime before it's true value can be accurately worked out rather than estimated, I'm here for the long run and hope to reap the rewards in time rather than see zigzags on the sp. I certainly wish everyone invested here the best of luck going forward and expect to see 70+ SP in due course.

ssmith_trader, I was simply expressing my opinion, hence IMOO clearly stated, I believe this is what the board is for and I stand by my opinion, only time will tell, I have also been very polite in doing same!

Interesting comments. SOLG SP now way too speculative, and significantly overvalued IMOO.

My guess is many people may decide to take their summer holidays in their home country this year resulting in less air travel for now.

Based on what I see so far from the new strategy set out by incoming RBS CEO, Alison Rose, IMO, RBS SP will do very well going forward, it is currently significantly undervalued and expect huge upside ahead.

Why would there be in this environment, particularly with MTRO which currently seems like a surer bet as compared to other banks IMHO!

Monday government meeting should see some further planning and easing on the restrictions, SLP SP is currently significantly undervalued IMHO, and I clearly see this going well back over 60 a lot sooner than most presently expect!

And certainly IMO expect significant sustained upside here over time. GLA

MCRO SP is now looking very much undervalued based on current fundamentals, time to add/buy on this dip, it certainly does not deserve to be this cheap even in today's surreal global environment, IMOO.

Argos is providing an in store delivery service for anyone ordering goods online via the open Sainsbury's stores, hence as most other shops are currently closed, I see this as an further positive for SBRY, IMO.

I guess it's just simply too much debt here with no major recovery in sight at present!

Based on some of the points already highlighted along with clear present fundamentals, IMHO, SBRY SP is currently the most undervalued SP in the FTSE 100, and I expect significant upsides here going forward.
Good Luck Everyone!

Let's see what happens to the markets next week and after. IMO, much better to stay in safe (or safer) stocks for some time given the current environment.

Love the cars/brand, new SUV, and 007; don't own any AML shares but do hope that the brand survives another 100 years!

New here on this board today and making good use of extra home time! Unfortunately like many here, I'm also suffering a double whammy with BARC, not only significantly down on the SP which I gracefully accept as the price for taking any risk on the markets but what I still find very difficult to digest is the loss of my BARC dividends post the ex-div date, as a long suffering Barc shareholder this was very hard for me to digest. Anyway, trying to move on and like others I see here and just to add, now I particularly fancy SBRY SP which to me currently looks dead cheap based on fundamentals and today's market conditions/environment looks like a bargain IMOO. Good Luck Everyone.

Indeed, IMOO also SBRY currently looks to have the most undervalued SP not only amongst the Big Four Supermarkets but possibly in the whole FTSE 100! According to a recent note by Kantar, "Sainsbury’s growth of 7.4% was the fastest growing of the Big Four grocers during the past 12 weeks", and as per a recent Morgan Stanley recent note (both here below FYI), SBER is also amongst few companies whose Dividends are considered safe in today's environment:
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:SBRY/J-Sainsbury-PLC/
https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/11-uk-stocks-where-experts-think-dividend-safe-ii511057

Persimmon, Thank you for that, I now also tend to agree with you, although, I was initially expecting or possibly rather hoping for some sort of a positive update prior to the results, I guess from this we can at least assume that no news is good news!