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Looks like ASA had operations in Ghana and Congo as well. Depends on the liabilities and hopefully not another placing to fund it. Quite a bizarre RNS - I assume (and hope) they mean don't sell at the moment as the SP could re-rate upwards rather than the other way round?!

I just hope the market plays fair and logically on Weds. I suspect growth expectations will be lowered but as the P/E is already only 8-9 this should not be a reason for the market to punish LWB further. A drop from 90p to 50p was enough!!!

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2018/01/25/is-neil-woodfords-7-3-yielding-dividend-stock-saga-plc-a-buy/ The share price fall has left the stock on a P/E of just 9.2, with a yield of 7.3%. Good value? Taking a long-term approach, I�m cautiously optimistic about Saga�s prospects. For a start, the dividend looks safe to me. The company said in December that it remains fully committed to its progressive dividend policy, with its aim being to pay out 50%- 70% of net earnings. With analysts forecasting earnings and dividends of 13.3p and 8.85p per share respectively for FY2018, the payout ratio would be 67% � within the target band. To my mind, Saga looks to be the kind of stock you buy and tuck away for a few years. Profit growth may be subdued in the near term, but over the long term, the company looks well placed to capitalise from the UK�s ageing population.

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2018/01/25/is-neil-woodfords-7-3-yielding-dividend-stock-saga-plc-a-buy/ The share price fall has left the stock on a P/E of just 9.2, with a yield of 7.3%. Good value? Taking a long-term approach, I�m cautiously optimistic about Saga�s prospects. For a start, the dividend looks safe to me. The company said in December that it remains fully committed to its progressive dividend policy, with its aim being to pay out 50%- 70% of net earnings. With analysts forecasting earnings and dividends of 13.3p and 8.85p per share respectively for FY2018, the payout ratio would be 67% � within the target band. To my mind, Saga looks to be the kind of stock you buy and tuck away for a few years. Profit growth may be subdued in the near term, but over the long term, the company looks well placed to capitalise from the UK�s ageing population.

1. Share price will be linked to GBP Vs USD - Sterling currently at a one year high. Centrica have a significant North American business. 2. US 10 year bond yields are also at a 1 year high. Can't see either remaining at current levels for long which should help the SP.

Having contacted IR they have advised to look at the ZAR gold price not USD and yes for some reason ZAR gold prices are close to a 1 year low. Hopefully can only rise from here.

Yes but daytradenovice appears to work in the industry and has heard of a similar case - as I said if this turns out to be true the company need to be rebuked for concealing price sensitive information and the FCA also need to step in. Hopefully there is no truth to this story.

The recent fall is down to the high US bond yields and high sterling/low dollar ($1.42:�) rather than Labour IMO.

Hoping for a final dividend in March of 2.2p

A P/E of 8-9 for a gold miner is too low surely? Growth coming also which markets go manic over - usually.

What a disaster this has been. So much for a 'defensive' share!

So no news then yet. To be honest if something like what you suggested has happened then the FCA needs to look into it as it is clearly 'price sensitive information; that is not yet in the public domain. #marketabuse

These will be key especially forward guidance. What sort of legacy will Simpson leave behind and why exactly did he leave? He has been very quiet.

Looks like they have been offloading due to Card being on the brink in terms of market cap now. A rapid rise is needed.

Centrica SP has been held in a tight range. Market is completely ignoring its O&G assets and the rise in oil price this past year from $50 to $70. No idea why. Small position now here only as it is far too volatile a share and behaves like a manic miner not a defensive pharma. Lower lows and highs also a concern.

I thought a lower low would please you notgreedy given you are shorting this and have been for a while?! Sanofi takeover deal of a biotech firm is fuelling the rise today

So a share falls from 185p to 115p and you are saying there has been no selling?!! I suggest you look into the RSI, MACD and Williams scores before commenting about technicals. An RSI of 12 is obscene.

Anyone?

Has had a horror run recently. Saga just 1% of his fund though so doubt he will be that bothered about it. CARD has been similarly butchered badly from 300p to 200p now.

The market bangs on about Monarch but £2M is absolute peanuts! Does not warrant a FORTY percent drop in SP.