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Ok, I think I've got that, thanks.

I see the US added 311,000 jobs in Feb, more than the 225,000 forecast, but unemployment still rose overall.

What a minefield!

@ AI - economics not my strong point but how does HIGHER unemployment help us?

ps. DT back up to 280 sell on HL again.

Sellers have moved it back below 280p now, shame.

Expecting a barrage of sells now above 280p, then more buys after that as this gets a leg up towards 285p.

Sell when it hits 285 or hold for more, dilemma.

281.3 to sell on HL now.

I have a limit order to sell at 284.9, might have to cancel that and raise it higher.

280p is in sight, will it get there - or higher - today?

Watching with interest.....

5,363,208 bought back to date, average cost 251.7706, total spend £13,502,979.

DT still have £61.5M in the buyback pot.

5,249,691 bought back to date, average paid now 251.3072, total spend £13,192,853.

Same time tomorrow?

5,073,358 shares bought back to date, average price paid 250.78, total spend £12,722,965.

DT have managed to keep their average price paid pretty low here, reckon they've got a bargain!

Oops, it seems our earlier comments raised WOS from his slumber.

Sorry everyone.

Anyone seen Phillip Tan around...............?

I missed Monday's RNS, how did that happen?!

So, they approved the "further buyback" as we expected. All that remains to be seen now is a) when the buyback begins b) if the SP rises and by how much and c) how many shares DBay will offload at a premium to make themselves a load of money? Just like last time.

Question - why are they so concerned about the perceived discount to NAV? And why spend a big chunk of the cash pot trying to narrow that gap when surely that cash could be put to better use by investing it in something and growing the company/value?

It's all smoke & mirrors I think.

Still watching....

Where is Brown Owl... I mean Wise Owl... these days? Conspicuous by his absence.

I loved reading his posts - all I could 'hear' was Phil Wang, the comedian :-)

Thanks HGN - it's a long slog but someone has to do it!

Right up my street.

4,923,134 shares bought back to date, average cost now 250.2842, total spend £12,321,827.

Fingers crossed for tomorrow, hope results are reassuring and lift the SP back towards where it was before the QCM report.

4,715,213 bought back to date, average price paid 249.6865, total spend £11,773,249.

Slow & steady......

4,568,498 so far, av. cost 249.2297 per share, total spend £11,386,054.

Still going....

HGN - I may not have to; if next weeks results and/or the EY audit results in a decent SP rise and/or a clean bill of health, would DT still need or want to spend another £50-£60M buying back shares?

Only time will tell.

4,356,911 bought back to date, av. cost 248.6187, total spend £10,832,095.

And so it continues.....

Mildly encouraging. Very mildly.

Nice one Dai, you sure it'll be a Monday??

;-)