Member Info for Mulder

Looks like it along with the commodity sector. Oversold.

= higher the share price As it means less of the scum are around shorting this or any other share.

Today. That shows confidence and a decent sum of money.

1.5p Also just been to my local Morrisons and seems they have introduced new, much improved self-scanning tills with far less annoying errors.

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Did the person give any timeframe on the possible return to private ownership? It has been suggested for over 18 months now after all - discussions would have taken place during this time and I'm certain Sir Ken and his family are not happy with the constant negative portrayal of their company at the moment. I would be surprised if they just sat back and let their holdings dwindle in value. Sir Ken despite his age seems a very hands-on person still and is not afraid to voice his opinions as the last boss found out. A bit surprised a buy-out/T-O has not happened already.

Director Buys can be a sign the SP will rise from here but they are hardly big buys are they? A £1M or £500K buy might mean something. As for the feedback every £land shop I have seen throughout the land tends to be packed but I would suggest people do a little more research than that before buying in based on such reports.

25-Sep-15 HSBC Buy 350.00 375.00 Reiteration 25-Sep-15 Canaccord Genuity Buy 400.00 400.00 Reiteration

The market is a complete sham at the moment and in the hands of the cancerous day traders and shorters/spread betters who need to be banned for the sake of all. A deep clean of the market is needed from top to bottom. Phosphate enema anyone?

In the long run expanding as they are and with no/little debt can only be good news? Even more so if the growing rumours of another recession hold any credence as that can only be good for discount retailers like £land.

From what I understand PLND has no debt? So when the 99p news first broke and the SP gushed to £4 did the market just 'assume' that PLND would not go down the placing route but take on more debt?

So why is the SP at 268p?

So that's why it did not shoot up to £4 this time and as usual the city boys got hold of news of the placing well beforehand. Hardly fair to the ordinary PI is it? Disgrace.

Going forward, dividend payments will be aligned to profits with an expected increase in the cash pay-out from the current rate of 20% to 30-40% of recurring profits made in 2015 *********************************************************************************** Current SP is even lower than that during the recession.

The Morrison family will take this back private.

A disgrace a company like Shell has fallen this low - unless you are buying in now of course.

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6 months ago this jumped from 240 to 400 in a week on news of the 99p deal. So how come this is flat now on CONFIRMATION and APPROVAL of the deal? Highlights the rogueness of the market yet again.

FEB 2014 - but still relevant. The Morrison family, including Sir Ken, can't be pleased with the value of their shares at the moment or all the negative press his father's grocery store has been receiving. They are probably p***ed in fact. Struggling Morrisons linked to private equity buyout Retailer's founding family, who together own about 10% of Morrisons' stock, were reported to be interested in backing a private equity buyout http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/feb/12/morrisons-private-equity-buyout-talk-sir-ken-morrison ***Stores: Activist shareholders want Morrisons to put its property assets - with an estimated value of as much as £10bn** - into a separate entity as the potential valueis not fully recognised in the retailer's current stock market capitalisation. Most industry experts believe such a radical move is unlikely and unwise but selling and leasing back some stores, 90% of which are freeholds, would give Morrisons some cash to invest in its busines

Well not yet which is strange as the 99p takeover only seems a formality now but perhaps they are awaiting the official go-ahead which is due in October.