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Ha, there's a man who's been in INFA for 8 years alright!
You may well be right about a retrace but with current market sentiment and all the political engagement of late I think this could be the last chance to take a position before some really big news hits.
Besides that Britishbulls says it's a BUY so that's me sold (not literally ;)

Good news for Bab****?
This might ****ing well get Bab**** up!
Lets go Bab****!

PS If we hit £4 I will petition LSE to take Bab**** off swear filter for good
PPS Bab****

www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/four-year-budget-defence-military-23032158

10% rise tomorrow, at least ;)

Lets hope H&W get building those FSS FFS :)

www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/four-year-budget-defence-military-23032158

Ha, Sir Roger-esque level of confidence there. I like it!

Back trading on HSBC now so I've just swooped for 2500 shares. Oh wait that's pre consolidation, make that 167 shares, thrown to much money at this dog already. How depressing! GLA

Yep, you can guarantee HSBC will be the last to get their act together. InvestDirect fast becoming a joke. Can't even access portfolio summary half the time, no longer able to buy shares in many companies, IAG for instance. Only positive, might be a blessing in disguise not being able to trade SAGA at the moment given the price action currently.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! This share is terrible, not been able to trade it for a week either and still can't thanks HSBC! Absolutely P1ss poor all round!

Looks like it was an understatement I am distinctly CHEESED off in fact :)

a minute, so the sp had drifted down to around 13.5p. Then in the space of a month, we reject a takeout at 33p, receive a cash injection of 60 million @ 27p, raise another 70 mill @ 12p a share and after all that we're off and cruising under 11p!!
To say I'm cheese off is an understatement. Let's hope the return of Sir Roger in with 26.4% can turn around this so far sorry Saga!

Thanks Pokerchips. That's what I thought initially but convinced myself otherwise. Like I said I'm confused! :)
As long as Sir Roger knows what and when he's supposed to be buying I'm not too fussed ;)

Ex-Entitlement Date for the Open Offer.................................................

8.00 a.m. on 11 September 2020

Wait, I'm confused now, surely anyone buying today is eligible to take up the offer? Cut off tomorrow 8am so SP in for a big drop first thing presumably!

Last month, The Telegraph revealed how foreign companies were invited to take part in “market engagement” about the deal as the Ministry of Defence tries to get it under way again.
Unions have been battling to make sure the vessels are built in UK shipyards. They argue it would create 1,800 jobs directly and is the only major naval construction project in the pipeline.
However, the Government has previously argued that under EU procurement rules the contract has to be tendered internationally. As the FSS ships are not classified as warships, as they are part of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.
Ross Murdoch, the GMB union’s national shipbuilding officer, said: “There is speculation about other projects but in reality the FSS is the only game in town.”
The Government-commissioned report on a national shipbuilding strategy from industry veteran Sir John Parker three years ago warned that without a “steady drumbeat of work” for UK yards, they faced a boom and bust cycle that would require expensive scaling up and down.
Mr Murdoch also called on Boris Johnson to deliver on his promises to support the sector. Last year the Prime Minister pledged to “bring shipbuilding home” and last month said the reopening of the Appledore yard, which had been closed for 18 months, would “drive forward our ambitions to become a shipbuilding superpower”.
The union chief added: “We need to see the rhetoric turned into reality.”

It would be “economically and industrially illiterate” for a £1.5bn contract to build new supply ships for the Royal Navy to be sent abroad, MPs have heard.
A Defence Select Committee hearing on industrial and procurement policy for military equipment was warned a deal to build up to three Fleet Solid Support (FSS) ships must be awarded to British shipyards to guarantee the country’s ability to produce vessels.
Garry Graham, deputy general secretary of union Prospect, said the FSS contract was “totemic” in showing how the UK fails to deliver what he called a “coherent” strategy when it comes of supporting British industry.
“I can’t imagine other nations sending a contract like the FSS abroad, it is economically and industrially illiterate,” he said. “During the Covid crisis around our European competitors we see them bringing contracts forward to be fulfilled in their domestic markets and that to be a driver for economic change in their own economies.”
The contract to build the 40,000-tonne FSS ships - which help keep the Navy at sea by supplying them with ammunition and food - was halted last year because bidders could not meet the budget.

PS And I'm usually pessimistic ;)

I first bought in a week after the IPO.
The drop to 1p after the disposal of Pedra Branca was largely down to negative sentiment surrounding a deal which took everyone off guard. While many people, including myself, were critical at the time, it is now clear that the strategy adopted was the correct one and the BOD deserve great credit for this.
The second drop to a penny was wholly manufactured and down to general coronavirus panic.
I don't think we'll see a third.
In fact, I'm supremely confident we will see a return to IPO prices of 5p + before Jan 2021.

GLA

L Castro has just resigned as NED of Jangada, to pursue another exciting business venture.
Actually, I made up the exciting bit but looks like he's envisaging his workload might increase substantially in the coming weeks ;)
Interestingly, or not, your penpal Ignacio seems to be going in the other direction to Highfield, which was founded by Jangada CEO Brian Mcmaster.

Oh my!