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US presidents come and go, midterms usually reign in parties who are too extreme. They will lose at least one house in the autumn.

As for pulling out of nato, iv never heard anything so ridiculous. Trident is there to be goalkeeper for US eastern flank and Europe. US golden globe is a pipe dream with Greenland and Canada both rejecting US advances.

NATO also buys the majority of its hardware from US, the US contributes 15% of nato annually. At peak 22%

But US spends 60% of the total nato expenditure!!

US pulling out of nato would send US defence stocks into a spin and probably wipe of $1 trillion from US markets

Day traders are the key reason for large share price fluctuations.

Shorts are the second reason for fluctuations.

I deplore both tactics.

I would place CWR at around 1.2 b market cap near time. Considering the opportunities with Centrica, and more importantly with Asia.

Don’t be daft Forsythew.

Shorts have increased their buy backs from 5000 to 25000 so they can then sell in dozens of sells to reduce sp in waves as mm does reverse as buyers (including shorts) take the loose stock

With the mm’s constantly under pressure of share shortages and therefore needing to move down to collect auto sells, there has to be a solution put in place, as this is more acute with ftse 250 tracker funds taking those auto sell volumes. Leaving fewer wider market availability of free flow.

A script issue is the simplest way to achieve some movement to higher market cap. Say 3 shares for 1.

Should have a positive afternoon and as soon as tracker funds are full at av 304/305

Still the lead mm sells CWR shares cheaply to ftse 250 tracker funds, volume is created by auto sells and reduced auto buys, hence the amount of zero transactions on L2

Negative thinking is eventually what you become and it reaches all parts of your body, until you are seriously ill. We are what we think of the most.

A mustard seed can deliver immense growth, from humble beginnings.

With the simplest vision and wide ranging plans, an army of colleagues who understand their part, and that vision shared with suppliers. Clear win-win.

Someone has had a busy day! 😁

No short closed or reduced on Friday, which is interesting based on the movement, so I am assuming the mm was supporting frse250 tracker funds with entry and exit.

Https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=14njUwJUg1I

I’d say mm still looking after ftse250 new entrants to tracker funds.

Let’s pray for peace in the Middle East and Ukraine, and that the needless killings stop.

Investing.com -- Debenhams Group, formerly known as Boohoo Group PLC (LON:DEBS), on Monday reported adjusted EBITDA of £53 million for the fiscal year ended February 28, 2026, exceeding its previous guidance of £50 million and marking a 36% increase YoY.

The company also raised its fiscal 2027 outlook, projecting double-digit percentage growth in adjusted EBITDA.

The online fashion retailer delivered a 76% increase in second-half adjusted EBITDA, driven by its transition to an asset-lite marketplace model. The company exited February with gross merchandise value down 5% YoY, representing three consecutive quarters of improvement in GMV trends.

Net debt stood at £90 million at year-end, representing less than 2x adjusted EBITDA leverage, with the company guiding toward 1x leverage by the end of fiscal 2027.

Shares rose 1.2% following the announcement. The company achieved a fixed cost exit rate of £119 million, below its £130 million target, down from £175 million in fiscal 2026, and remains on track to reach its £100 million target in fiscal 2027.

"Our multi-year turnaround strategy continues at pace. We are pleased with the 76% increase in H2 Adjusted EBITDA and £53m full year Adjusted EBITDA," said Dan Finley, Group CEO. "Our pivot to the stock-lite, capital-lite, highly profitable marketplace is working."

The company expects significant cash flow improvements in fiscal 2027. Lease costs are projected to decline to approximately £13 million from £18 million, with further reductions to approximately £6 million once the vacant US property lease is exited.

Capital expenditures fell to approximately £16 million in fiscal 2026 from £28 million and are expected to decrease further to approximately £8 million in fiscal 2027.

Depreciation is forecast to fall to approximately £20 million in fiscal 2027 from approximately £59 million, reflecting the lower asset base following transformation-related write-offs. Interest costs of £21 million in fiscal 2026 are expected to decline as the company disposes of non-core property assets.

Wonderful to wake up to a trading update this morning.

Panmure Liberum; Are experts in finance, and clearly like the business model for Debenhams, ignore the want to be, could have beens.

Let’s celebrate what Dan and those at Debenhams have achieved and the opportunities ahead ! 🥳✌️

Https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/ceres-power-holdings-plc-lon-073330165.html

Ceres has only got stronger for its UK/EU potential added to the full partnerships it has already and now Centrica added.

Frankfurt shows +16%+ for CWR yesterday and again today +, so there’s a complete mismatch for CWR UK and Frankfurt/US markets.

If you’ve taken the decision to remain in ceres power after watching it climb yesterday to 360+. Then STOP watching these daily share prices!!!

You chose to buy, and to reject yesterday’s high’s and keep your investment.

YOU.

As did I !!

After many many years of watching this share, if iv learnt anything it’s to have faith in the reason for investing in it.

I do not care what these daily share prices are, because I’m not selling anyway!!

Above all, get some self respect and stop you’re moaning!!!