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Honestly I dont see a future for provident financial or any companies of this nature.

Buying more - great to see RR continuing to win business.

No bargains - its largely loss making operation that pays ni dividends and is about 900% premium to NAV. I won't be investing until it drops to £2.00.

Short term trading in Ocado is very preditable - there are currently no drivers for this to head higher except if the vaccine suddenly stops working and we're all told to lock down.... I'm afraid £2 looks like the most I could value this at given that its assets are worth a fraction of what investors have valued this over priced grocery picker...

housing overheated in uk is nonsense - demand and supply led - less supply and more demand plus lots of people making money on the stock market...bodes well for housing. Dissappointing to see M&S share price below where it was in 1988 - 33 years amounting to a decline of roughly 3%.... Will M&S clothing exist in 5 years time... not looking promising as their clothes hold no appeal for the younger age group and stores stuffy and lass century....

Dont be completely delusional that warrants for Amazon put a floor on the share price.... NOTHING puts a floor on anything other than a company going bankrupt.... this will draft back to £3 range in next month or so unless Microfocus announce sales growth - i.e. sales going up as opposed to down - I had no faith in this company and its turnaround plan is pretty poor....

1.6 billion

Its worth £1.6 - even though it paid $6 billion for HPE... I honestly think the management of this company need to sacked across the board for the atrocious performance this last 7 years. They also should not have paid a dividend until the business is fully turned around - paying a dividend with sales sinking 9% year on year is complete lunacy..

Surprises me with the mountains of good news this isn't at least £5 or more. Can only see oil price heading to $100 + a barrel

Ocado looks like its extremely overvalued - fair value £2.... which would be a premium considering NAV per share is less than that. £19 a share means they are c. 900% over valued

Bought more - solid dividend payer and loads of FCF... whats not to like. No reason why this should be lower than BTs share price considering BT was below Vodafones share price.

Birg is still a great long term bet as economies head towards record breaking growth and interest rates. Happy to buy more at these prices. I do wonder sometimes how sentiment can change so wildly - but figure larger and much more controlling forces at work here!

No reason for fall other than stupid people parting with £2.75 NaV shares. Makes no sense at all that people are selling.

The results were exceptional.... I've commited £600k to shares so had no more to spend but if I did would happily have bought Barclays - best bank out there!

Anyone know why idiote are selling when P/E ratio seems to be 4 or 5? I'm surprised this isn't £3.00 - its crazy busy on the high streets and everything is re-opening. Couldn't be a brighter outlook in decades. Barclays NAV is heading towards £3....

I'm in disbelief thus is heading towards £1. The economic outlook hasn't been as positive as this in over 30 years... I really think there are a lot of stupid people dumping shares because this hasnt gone up 100% in one month.... patience is key.

Lee - I'm not stressed at all. Everyone of my portfolio has performed well - portfolio up 60% in 12 months. My microfocus share are down £22k and I couldn't continue to invest in a company that has little reasonable prospect of being around in 5 years time. The tie up with Amazon is the only thing Micro focus has got going for it - pretty bleak otherwise

I am surprised its not £1.10 - a lot of positive news out there at the moment....

NuckyT - you're not an investor... be prepared to wait 2-3 years to make decent money. This won't be £1.80 by Christmas... lucky to get to £1.40.

Bought a lot more this morning I ignore the news. Globally 25 million are getting vaccinated every day.... nearing a run rate of two thirds a billion a month..