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"How is buying something for 40p which is now priced at 28p considered a bargain?"

Well, things could be worse, it was 25p only yesterday!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-60668874

The only thing I sense "Coming Soon" is disappointment.

How many would you like to see die? Just wondering.

Supposing you don't get the 42p?

Trouble is ED sufferers may not be COMING SOON. What then?

"an exercise price of £0.001 per share"

Is that where the phrase "ten a penny" emanates from?

Jeez Banbury, all the disingenuous codswallop, I'd thought much better of you. It reads like you are trying to set yourself up as the bulletin board bully! I'll just assume that exiting the bed before 4.59am resulted in an off moment and leave it at that. Have a good weekend. :-)

"Accept that you may be wrong and move on"

Being rude doesn't corroborate your opinion or make you right, old sport, it just makes you, well..., rude.

Nightcap are a very new acquisitions company (no history) although the portfolio comprises mostly established venues, London based. I don't see the immediate read across at this stage.

Those of limited finances, whilst still appreciating a good time, also understand value and how to budget. They often 'load up' before entering a venue with fancy bar prices. The local 'offy' or somewhere like Spoons fits the bill.

Banbury, to briefly respond, Laughton has covered most aspects of what I had in mind. All policies are underwritten somewhere, even if not by Acromas (don't Acromas underwrite externally too?) and if cost of claims rise then it follows the underwriters will ask for more going forwards. Saga's 3 year fixed price policies don't tie the consumer (who is free not to renew) but tie the company if they do renew. If insurance pricing has fallen (say 7%) affecting policies being written recently but there are inflationary aspects going forwards, might that be a burden in years 2 and 3 or is that 'risk' covered by underwriters or otherwise hedged. 3 year may be a premium priced product but from what I've seen has discounted 'extras' (like recovery) built in.

Banbury, "second-hand car price surge is inflating accident claims"
Hence likely to affect all insurers one would assume.

Only if information and views are accurate. In fact the only reliable source of accurate information should be the company itself, assuming they provide timely guidance to the market in future and not allow a situation where insiders sell out in advance of profit warnings.

From the interims they are forecasting a full year loss. Perhaps a relatively small one ATM, but they need to show positive earnings and how.

"YOU CANNOT STOP IT FROM WORKING. IT WORKS AND IS PROVEN"

Well, that's one way of looking at it. In the circumstances it's just not very sensible.

"my love for Eroxon will get even firmer with spectacular sales"

Unlike the majority of ED sufferers members to which it is applied, I fear.

That point was already reviewed earlier today if you would care to read further down the page, title header: "Youth".
When growth's not 'like for like' that suggests to me that is a change taking place. Perhaps also consider the lost year and fresh cohort of 18's.

As to 'this share going up' (sic) you couldn't be more mistaken Rod, maybe you need to think a bit deeper, or maybe you did already... I'm reminded of "chain letters", or maybe we should call it 'linked promotions'?

AFAIIA. there's been no news released in the past couple of days. So what else has gone on and where? Cui bono?

Whilst you ponder that, here's the suggestion you asked for: WOSG:LON

Did you read the title line Banbury?

"This is definitely worth a watch."

And I'm sure that the promoters will each be able to buy themselves a very nice one as they cash in on the rise!

" Copied below is an extract from Wetherspoons’ trading update today; bodes well for RBG. "

Actually what that might be telling you is that there is migration to venues who sell at a cheaper price away from those with high(er) prices, hence bodes less well.