Member Info for Mulder

16:06 1,148.27p 260,861 £2,995,389 Buy NT 15:47 1,158.11p 255,910 £2,963,719 Buy NT 16:37 1,125.12p 100,000 £1,125,124 Buy NT 62c paid last September; ex Div was 3/9/14

~ 2 weeks

Date of purchase 24 July 2015 Number of ordinary shares purchased 223,500 Highest price paid per share (pence) 2,512 Lowest price paid per share (pence) 2,390.75

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Buy backs happening daily and at super low prices.

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Santander has very little exposure to Greece so the SP fall of close to 10% is outrageous IMO whilst other banks fell 1-2% only

That's more like it. Now to push on back to £6+ mark. Hard to believe this was £9 back in 2010 even amidst the credit crunch. Did well from acquiring Bradford&Bingley and A&L on the cheap.

So the market's view of yesterday's results has magically changed overnight has it? 5% up. Orchestrated fall yesterday allowed some people to get in on the cheap. Pathetic.

MM's at it again. Quite disgraceful really. Any existing debt wiped out; £15M net cash. Profits and Revenue up yet SP was more than 5% down at one point today. Once again - a disgrace and when will the FCA finally step in?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/11671896/Poundland-to-hit-1bn-sales-mark-as-bargain-fever-continues.html Poundland to hit £1bn sales mark as bargain fever continues The UK's largest pound shop is still luring shoppers away from the supermarkets

BLT has been around £20 for years; to see it ~£13 is surprising. 6% dividend. Mammoth company. Rebound due soon. Had major support around £13 few months back and was quickly up to £16 within weeks.

Ridiculous SP here - large swings on a daily basis without much to back it up if any - market is truly broken and in the hands of those who can toy with the SP as they like. Will prob fall 5% tomorrow

Nothing on their financial calendar. Where did you get June 18 from?

£4 can be reached again.

Morrisons While the UK supermarket sector is likely to continue to endure a challenging period, there is great potential on offer via Morrisons (LSE: MRW) (NASDAQOTH: MRWSY.US). That’s because it offers good value for money at its current price level, with Morrisons having a forward price to earnings (P/E) ratio of 13.1 versus around 16 for the FTSE 100. This shows that, while its top line may fall further this year, its rating could still move upwards over the medium to long term. And, even though dividends have been slashed, Morrisons still yields an impressive 3.5%. With dividends being covered 1.8 times, they appear to be sustainable and offer growth potential moving forward. https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2015/05/27/3-retailers-set-to-soar-wm-morrison-supermarkets-plc-boohoo-com-plc-and-debenhams-plc/

Down 20p/4% in a day? Too early to be ex-dividend.

Morrisons boss to unleash 'the underdog' “If we can get those things to run the right way over the whole week then we should be rewarded,” said Potts, who has personally toured 90 stores in his first seven weeks in the job. He said Morrisons, which runs about 500 stores and serves 11m customers a week, was a “good brand” adding: “As the British underdog we should rejoice in that position and bring it to life at the shop.” http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/may/07/morrisons-sales-fall-nearly-3-percent-in-first-quarter

See my post from earlier. Wednesday is the last day you can buy to qualify.