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I'm with you on that. Tight budgets should have encouraged people to look at CARD FACTORY and once in there they'll realise quality is not forfeited for economy. Customer retention must be high.

Fleccy - I've had a HUMAX box on FREESAT since 2013 and love it. Like you say - it's brill when you want to watch progs with Ads because you just FF over them. Team it up with BBCi Player and you're laughing. My partner has trouble understanding how to operate with 2 remotes, but never mind :-)

Why?

Results out today and dividends to be paid. What's not to like?

My best guess is staff have received their shares and want to cash them in straight away.

Good opportunity to top up maybe?

Looking at the stats declared above, there are a lot more buys than sells so it's baffling why the SP is falling. But then, I don't know a lot. DYOR

Exactly what I was thinking, but at those low prices the share buy back will have mopped up a much higher volume .

I have researched train ticket prices for a day return next month, Cardiff to Taunton with a railcard . National Rail, GWR, Transport for Wales- prices varied between £27 and £41. Then I looked at Trainline and BOOM - £17.09 - bought on the App. I've got every confidence in TRN.

I don't' know about anyone else, but there's nowhere else I'd rather be on holiday than here in the UK right now on a train . It's either too hot, too tinder-dry, too blustery, too 20mph slow, too (Monsoon style) wet, too close to a volcano or too close to a war zone everywhere else.

At 30p I thought about buying in WRKS but concluded that once the dividend was issued the price would drop back below what I'd bought at and so negate any gain from divs. I might have got this wrong!

For me, Moonpig try too hard. CARD is uncomplicated - excellent quality at bargain price. You only need to go in their shop once to be a returning customer. Looking forward to the next set of numbers.

If I've understood correctly, there are 5 times as many shares being bought than sold. Must be the hot weather boosting expectations.

I agree too. If I remember correctly, a couple of years ago, there was media coverage regarding the criticism CMA levied at DTY for high funeral costs and their share price went like a rocket. Go figure!

FYI I received mine on 1st Sept.

I love this platform! It's like sitting at the front trying to concentrate whilst others behind you are flicking paper pellets with rubber bands, expelling excess bowel gasses and drawing a C&B in text book margins - Imho of course. Don't go changing (Billy Joel).

Yes I also noticed Claire Denton sold 47% of her holding at 19.19p - it does make you wonder!

Earlier this year the unlikely tourist attraction was put up for sale with a guide price of £675,000. On Friday a Marston’s spokesperson said: “We’re delighted to confirm the sale of The Crooked House has now completed.

On Saturday 5 August 2023, a fire broke out in the pub. Appliances from Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service and the West Midlands Fire Service were initially unable to access the site as the only service road to the pub had been blocked.

Fair comment Fairdealer. I live in Brains Country and hear that our local 'Old fashioned beer drinkers pub" has started putting out nice Sunday Roasts, which I need to look into. It was languishing in need of a face lift, but even just a deep clean would be an improvement. I was surprised when they did the Brains Leasehold deal but guess that allows them to reduce their estate of pub property and still be running pubs. Apparently, Carlsberg is not skint! Ha .. DYOR

I doubt if this will push customers over to Trainline. Customers buying on the day are more likely to increase sales on ticket machines as there's no charge to buy a ticket on there. Personally I've only ever needed a Ticket Office when things went Pear Shaped.

When budgets are squeezed families switch to lower priced food for their pets. PETS supply high end products.

RNS Admission of shares. Will this dilute the value? Or is it insignificant?

Giant- I'm with you.

When people cut back on foreign holidays and stay in the UK it's putting more cash flow here. The hot summer usually boosts sales too, even if it's via a Supermarket for home BBQs and bottles of Banks's Bitter (£1.09 500ml Tesco).