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I honestly believe Ocado is the biggest share bubble of the last 20 years.... fair value - £2.00 to £2.50.

Has the FTSE 100 caught Covid 19? Its the only main index globally still in the red. Oil price up almost 1% - BP down. The FTSE 100 market is completely bonkers.... its totally lacks any sense that its lagging everywhere else globally considering the UK is closer to recovery than most other countries globally..

Just Eat is just one of those companies that will never turn a substantial profit... losses are inbuilt into its model... paying drivers a minimum wage and all of the associated benefits - the model will never work... Interesting that its share price is £70+ and making a loss of c. 200 million euro... whilst Aviva made a profit of almost £3 billion.... and no one wants the shares of highly profitable companies like Aviva.

Great to see that L&G shares have a book value of £1.58 and are £1.18 over valued. Av. has a book value of £4.44 and is 52 pence undervalued. Looking at the results, Aviva performed better. I guess people just love the name - as Aviva is a better performing company.

Great to see that L&G shares have a book value of £1.58 and are £1.18 over valued. Av. has a book value of £4.44 and is 52 pence undervalued. Looking at the results, Aviva performed better. I guess people just love the name - as Aviva is a better performing company.

what the hell are people getting upset about when it swings up or down a few pence .... next results needed for this to move up...!

Average down not up.... I average whatever direction I think something is going in.... otherwise you miss great opps!

Looks like there is a group of people who are in the know - who knew the oil price would decline all day today and indeed it did... hence the drop in BP before the drop in the oil price.... capitalism creates many individuals are privy to info that we could only dream of...

can I just check with investors that the £4 billion loss wont come as a surprise when the results are released. I'm heavily invested and happy to be so... but it always makes me laugh when these things come as a surprise to people.

Assetstripper - more like acidtripper! The business that ocado is in is extremely capital intensive and ultra low margins... picking groceries and delivering them isn't a high value business proposition. To continually upgrade tech is like rebuilding a hotel every year... there is simply little money in it for anyone. The recent profit announcement is embarrassing to say the least. There's 99 other companies in the FTSE 100 I would invest in that this one. £1.50-£2 fair value. £3 is over-valuing it based on the meagre and underwhelming profits it makes.

This company is no Amazon. It guzzles cash and returns little to no value. It's so capital intensive, I see no value in the shares even at £2. Aviva manages to turn a profit of c £8 billion in last three years and is below NAV. Ocado has struggled to generate 10% of that. Shows me how entirely wrong the market is....

Rookie. I've been in shares for 20 years +. I've gone long and short. I don't see a worse time to go short on banks. I've £200k long on banks and growing. Stimulus will lead to inflation and interest rate rises.... demand is pent up like never before. On a scale i'm 99% long on banks

I'm astonished at the pathetic movement - but I always say wait for the next results ... that is what it will take IMO... should be £4 yesterday!

The market reaction is far from normal. In normal times BP would be up 5-6%. The muted reaction shows a market that is being played.

Ocado is overvalued by about £18. Fair value per share is £2.50 - their NAV....

Good to see it hasn't taken off... trying to time my cash coming in from dividends to buy more of these at this increibly cheap price.

Did I miss something. Every share I own is on the up. I thought Mcro would be leading the pack.

I think these is the most undervalued stock on LSE at the moment... I'm adding a lot of my spare cash into this share... happy with two dividends a year!

£6k of dividends not £6... oops

I'd happily pay £5 per share and higher at an oil price of 67 dollars. At this price BP is making multiple billions! I've bought another tranche and going to buy more when my £6 of dividends are paid. Toooo too cheap!