For all the explanations to my question. I’m a retired postie with 37000 shares at an average of £3.03 and originally bought for the income. I can hold though. Keep up the good work you posties out there.
One of my old colleague’s walk didn’t get delivered at all on Saturday due to there being no overtime now and they’re also not being allowed to work their days off. Whether it’s happening in all offices I don’t know. And I know it’s not really important but I thought I’d let you know.
Whilst out on my bicycle before (trying to keep fit to keep the virus away) I thought of a cunning plan. If we tell the world shares are in short supply (as with bog rolls) people will panic buy and the markets will get back to normal.
Apparently there’s a book published in 1981 called “End of Days” by Silvia Brownie which predicts the virus. It will disappear almost as suddenly as it appeared and re-emerge 10 years later.
Mad, the company was sold in 2013. A billion shares were sold. The people and institutions who bought these shares now own the company, not the workers or the public. If you don’t believe me ask Google. Or Ispy.