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The dividend yield is well covered by 1.9 not likely to happen unless profits tumble due the virus

Edinburgh Investment Trust sold 5 million recently not sure on the timeline... new note out today from Numis with a target price of £6 ... can’t find anything untoward so far today could just be somebody off loading

Just noticed there some short positions via a Canadian pension Fund .... I just wonder what tie up Canaccord have with them apart from the obvious one of which there both Canadian

Agree

I see Canaccord have reinforced there view to a sell

Just fill your boots the market just needed an excuse... my friends in Hong Kong are saying this is just simply a massive over reaction they are all heading back to work Monday. But guess what I bet the media don’t report that .

Sorry must be a bit thick but at no point have I ever read ANYTHING about the Redress costs only the fine . As it turns out the Redress costs are 10 times more than the fine

The older I get and the longer I’ve invested in the markets the more I realize market makers are not the most logical... it’s like don’t let the facts get in the way of a good story syndrome. Let’s face it this stock is not top on the investment fashion list .

2 big buys late Friday

Amigo’s largest shareholder the Richmond Group want out ... could Provident pick up Amigo at a massive discount.. could be interesting

January 14

Precisely what I predicted...

Just about to ask bob 555 the same question... we all know the past history that’s why the SP is where it is today but can’t quite understand why any past employee now working for the competition would 1,still hold shares and 2, be that bothered

Well somebody’s confident ... unless he’s a lottery winner I seem to remember not so long ago the CEO buying circa half a million pounds worth of shares at 4.50

Just chill it will happen.... when value stocks become back in fashion just see what happens. We’re getting very near the end of the growth cycle with some outrageous valuations on stock that will ultimately disappoint. The problem is we’ve all seen the rapid rise in The so-called tech stock and our expectations are in line with that thinking. I admit I’am no spring chicken and been investing in markets for a few decades but patience is a virtue when investing. The investment managers I use to look after my core portfolio have switched from growth funds to value which should be a large flashing red light to tell you what’s around the next corner on the investment front, PF falls firmly into the value sector with hopefully very few disrupters. In tough times PF will never be short of potential customers... money lending never never goes out of fashion so sit tight stop thinking unbelievably short term and let the markets play out there ill conceived rationale.

Still say it’s all about Woodford...

Totally agree until Woodford is virtually out of the picture this SP is going to be suppressed because at some stage most know he will have too sell ... his troubles are worsening... as an article suggests in the Times this Saturday It’s highly unlikely that Woodford will survive and in my opinion even if he does and the funds reopen in December the rush for the exit door will be massive. No investment Manager can take the Daily criticism in the national media on the scale it has been and survive.

It’s very very highly unlikely that Woodford can survive even if the Funds reopen in December the redemptions will be huge hence my original statement the market knows he will be a forced seller at some stage.

Sadly I think your missing the obvious the market knows that Woodford will eventually be a forced seller and until that scenario plays out expect SP to be suppressed and volatile .

Just in case nobody has noticed NSF share price has also been dropping like a pebble in a pond which suggests Mr Woodford and co is busy off loading in both camps. Unless the markets have inside info on the forthcoming trading updates which I very much doubt fundamentals are as they were 6 months ago with the exception of the exceptional costs defending the hostile takeover which will probably be spread over a number of years.