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I still stand by the Covid factor. Every couple few months it seems, a new variant arrives- Indian, Kent . The Delta variant doesn't appear to have a cricket team. Money reluctant to return imo. Asti Spumante still in the cellar.

Could be a Good Friday. Gold has paused after a multi day run up. Another week of a good Olivia price. Gurning Competition later at the 'Arms. Had plenty of practice this week.

Plenty dough rattling through the coffers and Olivia at a good price. I t would be interesting to see if the ii's will buy more at some point in this environment. The weather will change soon enough-it always does. Homemade Pot Noodle and Tunnocks Tea cakes tonight.

365 stop loss. Don't care what the flippin reasons are. A loss is a loss. Horse brasses can be sold to make up a 10% loss. Rola Cola giving way to Adams ale at the 'Arm. Tough times when Olivia is above 73 and the sp is acting like its $50. More money in Porky scratchings. TLW down for days also. Scruttocks.

Whoo ! A blue day so far. Bunting on the washing line and a Clairol Foot Bath later with Schwartz Chilli Powder and Colemans mustard.

Sp prostate

Get the volume. Seems nearly everyone has followed the bear- Hoffmeister.

Thought of holding back a purchase by looking for a dip but instead plunged in at 400. Covid varient I thought, would make market really wobble, thought we'd open a few % lower but no real overnight news to dampen prices. Nearly bought RR instead but Olivia is high and i think it'll stay well up if not higher. Again, all eyes on Covid.
Average price 400 now from £11 old money. Bucks Fizz with a splash of cream soda and the merest hint of grated lime Opal fruit permitted.

I can't see Opec (and non-Opec) letting Olivia drop below 73 due to the fact that the recent ultra low prices (and sub-low ) mean't valuable infrastructure was much less likely to be maintained to the depth and high standards as when price were higher. Not to mention social etc etc programmes in petro countries which have likely suffered and need to play catch-up somewhat. Oh, and mustn't forget staff shortages. Billions needed so high prices maintained for a few years yet imo.
Wife has 'given' me £112 of my own money for a buy in tomorrow. I may be a thousandaire by the end of the year at this rate.

Save money on expensive open air festivals. Instead put up a tent in your own back garden, pee down the side of it and then steal your own shoes.

S K: Are you in, and coining it in ?? Robinsons being served. No slippery rye grass on the lawns at the Nearly There Arms.

Well, we passed 380 and today we should make 390. At least three consecutive blue days should attract more investors. Looks like Covid news has been digested looking at the 1.26% rise in the FTSE. Along with the broker notes 400+ should be achievable by Friday close.
REEMBIT **Stop Press** 390 hit. TUC biscuits for midmorning snack and Robinsons lemon.

Don't throw out that old record player. It makes an ideal serving platter for afternoon cakes.
Diners can pick a cake as it spins by: Set it to 33rpm for rock cakes and scones , 45 rpm for Eccles cakes and Battenburg and 78 for Danish Pastries.

Reembit- our Nun's getting hot under the Wimple. Soda Streams are on the bubble at the Nearly There Arms. It'll be a Linda McCartney tonight instead of the usual home-made Pot Noodle. It'll be a Mr. Kipling pudding if we stay above 2% ;)

I like trolls , they see the sp rising and try to stem the flow. I'm sure many trolls are ii traders on their ciggy breaks hoping to buy in to this sleeping beauty.
HBR isn't 'strained' judging by todays sp. Bottoms and tea leaves get strained.

I 'd like up to carry on marching upwards or even (flattish) into today from yesterday. Would show interest here amongst longer term holders rather that scalping bots. Good Olivia price provides extra puff in the sails.
I'm still reckoning the MM's will take up back to around 420 (21 old money) quickly and then the overhang gets doled out from there for a few more months yet. Lambrini on ice for 380 today.

The MM's have kept this at around ~21.5 old money for months. It'll be interesting to see whether this drifts back to ~400 and is kept in that region. What i've also noticed with HBR is that a good day never carries through to the next day, in the fullest sense. i.e more buyers attracted by the previous day and who stick around We lost 10% on the consol' and we haven't made up for that yet. Imho this is just a traders share, at least for the time being, the large numbers of tiny trades (feelers) put out by the 'bots confirm this to me. However. until covid dissipates i don't think the ii's are going to buy too much stock yet as they have to dump it sharpish once markets turn suddenly. We see. Blue Nun and Lion bar for supper.

Don't waste money on expensive shredders to help avoid having your identity stolen. Instead, place a few dog t*rds in the bin bags along with your bank statements.

Algo bots using tiny trades to test the market. Who knows maybe a decent rise is on its way.

Fray Bentos and mushy peas for dinner if we go above 375 today.

Ha -HBR no longer a 'penny share'. A professional patina now.; No more woodchip wallpaper. new Chesterfield furniture, Narn rugs, oil paintings of previous board members and not photos taken with the secretary's disk camera. Out with the Johnny Walker and Cointreau and in Lambrini and Tizer.
Interesting -we'll see if the MM's hold us at a tad above 400p/ 20 old pence for months. Sp still as volatile as ever .5% down since I started this sentence FFS, now straight up again as I finished typing "FFS"...

I bet those sharp suited folks at RNC retire after a few months in the job having put money on their research.

Have a good weekend all.