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Got the World Cup next year. A good run for England and the pub's will do ok. Of course, when England get to the WC final ... .... ;-) Gotta go, there's some flying pink pigs outside my window..just off to get my camera.

FD20, do you have any views on Greene King? They posted a 1.2% drop in like for like sales over an 18 week period. Share price has recently fallen from 7 quid range to low 5 quid range..very negative sentiment. ( I personally feel that they are being targeted by the institutional investors to drive down the share price and to buy them on the cheap).

FD20, do you have any views on Greene King? They posted a 1.2% drop in like for like sales over an 18 week period. Share price has recently fallen from 7 quid range to low 5 quid range..very negative sentiment. ( I personally feel that they are being targeted by the institutional investors to drive down the share price and to buy them on the cheap).

to see a consistent share price increase over the last few days. I don't hold any WG shares but it's good like to see AQR get a kicking in this sector.

Looks good. I also think that the institutional investors have targeted this sector with bad sentiment and lowered broker notes, Greene King in particular, to get private investors shares on the cheap.

Trading update was quite positive. I think Mr Market has been too pessimistic on GNK.

Got some balls! Tell the .gov that they will be laying off several thousand people as a result of the cap..blame it on the Tories.

Still worth a few quid more based on cash flow analysis ( a tad over 20 quid). Debt is WELL covered by earnings before interest and tax ( 11 times). Forecasts for the next 3 years looks ok so "I think I'll keep em for dividends and possible share price increase" .

and if u want any petrol...come round my gaff and help yourself..I'll throw some matches in too!

good..now spread some of that kharma over to PFC and PFG. I really don;t understand why they are keeping the lid on the sp at Petrofac.

A 20% fall in my RMG holding would probably be noise. It would equate to 20% of 1.5% of my p/folio. You guys and gals will be losing jobs...I retired years ago at 50. Seriously, you need to have a look at employment conditions at other delivery firms and their T&C's.

Will be an interesting day share price rise. I expect a 20% fall at least. The strike will drag out, you'll annoy the general populace, your competitors will take your work and you will lose jobs! You ought to rename yourself Red Mail Group or British Leyland .... You will never learn will you! Your CEO will live on and eventually get a 6 figure payoff. You'll be working for Yodel...then you will be sorry.

Xmas might come early!

just seen the new Ryanair ad...smiling happy people...talk about taking the o'leary!! cant believe the bare face cheek.

yeah, my bad! as i said i bottled it - small "testyickules" ;-)

yep..blue is buy, red is reduce (sell). If you look at the share trades on a laptop it gives you a clue .. it specifies "buy" or "sell" - I'm not sure if you can see these words on a moby.

to "super ten" list (6th September article). http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/alliance-news/detail/1504686939958192300.html

Stocks such as NG and the other Utes tend to be fairly robust (you always need their services). When interest rates are low people tend to buy because they give a fairly good yield of 4 to 6+% (NG to SSE for example). But when interest rates are threatening to rise (Mark Carney) bond yields increase. Bond yields are seen as safer than "risky" shares as so the money flows from the Utilities to bonds - hence the share price drops. In the case of the NG and United Utes, we also have the likes of OFGEM/OFWAT sticking their oars in. Then you have the threat of a re-nationalisation of the energy /water companies (yeah - right, does comrade corbyn know how much this would cost? - answer, no, but he was then advised - do the sums for yourself for the utilities but marked up at a premium!!).

I can see the sense in changing a battery but where do you keep all those batteries? If you think about how many cars come and go into a petrol station now in a single day. So, first you have to standardise on battery and then you have to have common fitting tools/extraction tools as the batteries required to power a vehicle are too big & heavy to change by hand. I could imagine drawing up to a "pit" and the battery is removed automatically from below by lifting gear and then swapped out. So, there remains charging issues (power supply required which the grid can;t cope with). Let's face it - electric cars are a none starter (excuse the pun).

Based on the update, how does this fall by this amount? All I can think of is that it's being manipulated ..I noticed recently how short levels increased. I topped up!