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Ive traded this many times , Im now more interested in the long term prospects , I think the rise will attract new investors that will be interested in holding for many years to come with a new streamline company

Typical RR fair, all the newbies coming to the forums with their crystal bollcks..

All the new buyers will soon know what averaging down means, I personally like this new starting point as it gets quite interesting..

Are the yanks coming, hell no

Just thinking of all those holders the last time round , moaning for years that they should have taken the money, there was more woes than a Dickens tragedy..

The clever money is on the sellers, can see some huge buys and huge sells , we have all been here before

Lots who had bought in around the £1 will be getting the jitters so probably cashing in

So the market prefers a huge loss ?

Gsk Div is only 6.32% and look at the price of those, so wouldnt be buying just for the dividend as better and cheaper players out there above those figures

Shorters have already made their money, and traders alike and probably made more than anyone hoping for a meteoric rise, im on the fence with this one at these levels as we have been here before, ill keep taking the divs from the old faithfuls at the moment, I have no problem paying more for this later if they start to pay a dividend again..

Maybe JP Morgan got it right ?

shame ,Ive had a good run of dividends with these

But dividend all the same!

No one likes the results then?

Would you put your hand back in if the dog had already bit you? my guess is pullback

Ill wait and keep the juicy dividend..

In a fit of rage I sold this morning, stuffed 50 quid down the lav , bought a load of MnG 198p, calmed down had a few coffees,
MnG now over 210p, fck me , life does take some turns..

You all must know that the market is corrupt, dictated by mms and bots

Dead cat

I dumped mine this morning at 162p, lost 50 quid, so far looks like the right decision, might jump back 155 or not as like others am losing interest in airlines