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seems to be accept the tender offer or continue to hold shares which will have no recognised value or marketability.
At least there's 25p on the table!

Staying Positive.. that's something of a challenge. I think I was holding these when Emma was probably still at Uni. Just disposing of some old paperwork and find I had a holding in a single company PEP- Personal Equity Plan(remember those) and SOLD in July 2001 (TWENTY YEARS AGO!!) at £20.25!! Been sinking slowly ever since.

remarkable performance today when the FTSE dipped below 7

papucel - well may you ask; not a peep here since your post but the sp has been moving up nicely in recent days.
no volatility just steady progress. patience pays off.

makes me feel so proud as a PI to be associated with this outstanding company which has been so rightly honoured for its achievements and contribution to the nation's economic well being.

Craig - good luck might go down but aint going up!

Delighted to see our former Chairman recognised for his outstanding achievements, no less than by the Sunday Times Non Exec Director Awards, run in conjunction with Peel Hunt.
Commended by the Judges for the pivotal role he played in Lloyds turnaround after the financial crash, Blackwell concedes
that the Bank may have lost sight of the fact that they were there to serve their customers first. The judges were also impressed with Lloyds response to the pandemic, especially the speed with which it introduced repayment holidays and
free overdrafts. And what's really heartening to know is that Lord Blackwell doesn't want to chase up customers or
businesses who may not repay some of the £12Bn handed out under Covid lending schemes. ' We want to avoid the
reputational damage that came at the end of the last financial crisis of appearing as if we were only concerned with getting the money back' What a splendid fellow. Such worthy sentiments. Shareholders don't get a mention though.

got a decent mention in the Evening Standard this week. every little helps!

sp down quite sharply on Friday. just wondering if anyone has thoughts as to whether ICP could be adversely
hit by Greensill collapse?

moving in right direction now, patience as always paramount

and its not quite Easter yet... seem to remember paying around £2 for these when they launched in 2015 and what a
disastrous event that was with heads rolling and revenues toppling. complete dogs dinner. they've been rumbling along
the bottom for ages now and this is an amazing upturn. just hope it continues so I can get back on level pegging.

Nasty drop again on a day when the UK market bounces back. I notice an adjustment of the Blackrock holding. don't
know whether that has had an influence?

it doesn't do well from anything.

where to?

just sad that those pensioners will be missing out. I won't.

Questor in D Telegraph today advises that will lack of revenue and no test results investors should take profits and gives
the share a SELL

Seaking. sp flat over five years- I think a spot of whinging is quite in order. I have no doubt Emma is doing her very best
but performance over the long term has been dismal and PI's can rightly express disappointment.

Scooby- thanks for pointing that up although I see the takeover prospect was raised in July 19 doesn't seem to be any follow
up since then. Fingers crossed. RPS has been huge disappointment to me as LTPI. sp down 70% in five years. And my
impression is of a complacent BoD lacking a cutting edge to drive the business forward.

might be a hold but thats all.certainly not buying any more. Ian Cowie highlights his 79% loss on these in today's Sunday
Times having paid 177p in 2018. ' A 'solution in search of a problem' he calls it. with such prominent negative coverage I would
suggest steering clear.

perhaps Fooler not so stupid. next thing I bet will be RNS announcing housebuilder has elected WSG to provide all their
PPE equipment and with exclusive rights to position their vending machines on all their locations. That would be a real
chuff!