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Continue to buy often is falling knife syndrome...
Not a good strategy for anyone, we are clearly many months from the bottom here...

Could be a funding round in the 40s for cash???

Selling off poor performing part of business for cash... Strong business decision.

47p come January is my prediction.

retailer Currys
CURY.L cut its annual profit outlook on Thursday after
reporting a half-year loss, weighed down by its international
markets as a deepening cost-of-living crisis forces customers to
cut down on spending.

The company, which operates in the UK, Ireland and the
Nordic region among other markets, said it now expected 2023
fiscal year profit before tax to be between 100 million pounds
and 125 million pounds ($123.86 million-$154.83 million), down
from the 130 million-150 million pound range guided in July.

The profit warning from Currys comes as consumers in Europe,
particularly in Britain, are feeling the pinch of surging energy
and food bills, and businesses across sectors grapple with tight
margins in the wake of soaring inflation.

Currys Chief Executive Officer Alex Baldock said in a
statement that the company's international business saw a
difficult first half, with margins falling sharply as domestic
competitors with excess stocks gave away heavy discounts

Ouch...
CEO statement says, we are not expecting an improvement anytime soon....

Now CEO has done one???

Stockopedia write up this morning says it's un investable, and very surprised it's still trading...

Blimey this is easy, buy 20k in the morning, sell at 4pm.
Very addictive, and profitable...

Job market just dropped by 3.7% as employers cutting back on workers.

The panic over covid that cost 1000s of families their loved ones??

My buy just triggered at 16p.
Very happy with my 21p average, nice stock to hold for a few years..

All about forward statement on results Thursday...

I'm convinced we will see 50p, let's see...

I guess you just need to feel sorry for them, can't be fun trying to sleep at night when you just can't help buying more and more...

Very low free-float, shorts have 8% to buy back...

If you hold on a couple of months, it will be available for a quid per share. But you'd just be buying bank debt and a load of leased coaches...

These travel stocks do seem to attract the most basic of investors...

Net debt TTM currently 1185 million... Courtesy of stockopedia.

No point in rushing in, can't see this being the stock it once was....