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But the result of tomorrow's vote is pretty much a done deal, and has been widely reported as so. This isn't June 2016 when the result came as a shock to us ( well to me anyway ) and yet the share price continues to tumble. Surely the most likely outcome is a second referendum, and it would seem given that project fear has left most of us watching the news from behind the sofa, the likely result of the referendum would be to stay.
At some point the share price will start reflecting this, and begin an upward trajectory. I think once a second referendum is announced we will start to move north, and keeping going.

Good luck all

Snige please no, don't ask Asp to start ramping. Everytime he pops his head up with facts and figures , the sp goes down faster than Jamesroo's nappy in a Turkish brothel.

We need to put on our yellow vests and march to downing street and demand a 2nd referendum. Either the share price goes to 30p and we all go to hell in a hand cart or to 90p and we can join Jamesroo in Soho.

Jamesroo, you say, you are holding at 37p, and yet you have no faith in the BOD ( your words, not mine ). Given that you are sitting on a healthy profit, which it would seem is diminishing daily, one has to ask the question - why are you still holding ?

Your infer that I am mentally unstable, and you are almost certainly right, though it would seem that insanity isn't the preserve of myself on this BB, as your posts attest to on an hourly basis.

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What's wrong Jamesroo, has the picture of you and Dianne Abbot framed above your bedstead fallen down.
On the outside you think you're Robin Hood, pretending to be Bob Geldof, wondering if you might be Jesus.

On the inside you're a little Tommy Robinson, who wants to be Nigel Farage, who is probably a Margaret Thatcher.

I'll put Jamesroos' neck on the line and say £1 within two weeks...….

No idea what he's on about, but he's gone Awol at that nursing hime again. Keeps babbling on about private jets and property portfolios; the man is deranged.
That said I think it's come to something when chaps like him have been abandoned like this. A war veteran of some standing, captured on a daring mission over Flanders - and what do the powers that be serve him in return ? A lifelong membership of his local champagne socialist party.

I think that's called kicking a man when he's down - but guess what, I'm not selling. Besides I've been told I have to go to bed now......
p.s you forgot to tell us the ''end of the world is nigh''

Jamesroo, you are becoming more and more unstable old boy. Twice - three times a day. Read the label man !
Is that hand knitted Jeremy Corbyn sweater getting the better of you ? Has Tony Blair fallen off your wall ?
Have the asylum seekers not paid the rent on your sizeable property portfolio.

For goodness sake man, sell sell sell, give the rest of us hope of a recovery.

20. Jamesroo will be forced to relinquish his sizeable property portfolio to asylum seekers

Jamesroo : ''Mr and Mrs Blair gave the best years of their lives to this country''

Now I am not medically qualified to give you any advice, but that said I do suggest you look again at your medication.

Jamesroo : ''through hard endeavour they became wealthy''

Is that whilst Tony was bombing the hell out of other peoples countries on tax payers money ?

Jamesroo : ''I and my wife although not in the public eye to the same extent have done likewise''

And you are letting your houses out to society, presumably the homeless in order to alleviate the Tory housing crisis ?

You are trying too hard old bean. There's nothing wrong in trying to be Bob Geldof, but you can't be Alistair Campbell too.

Quite right Jamesroo, and if you happen to be the victim of suicide, the police ''don't have anyone available'' ...…

And if you ever need an ambulance ''you might just catch one on the way to the mortuary - if you hurry''.

Need a dentist ? lol try a pair of pliers

Need to see a GP ? Finding a unicorn would be easier.

Need help because of mental health problems ? See suicide above.

Silver linings ? Well if you are a burglar things are looking up. You have a 97% chance of getting away with it. And even if you are caught, very little in the way of recriminations comes your way. In fact it's fair to say that the party of law and order have created tens of thousands of apprenticeships, with some of them graduating with flying colours as witnessed by your very own when i came home to find my garage ransacked. They even took my Wendy Piatt rubber doll ( now officially a Lloyds related post )

Come on AHO, stop telling everyone what a wonderful job you're doing because the share price tells a very different story. Afterall, if it walks like a duck.....

Yes, all the way down to 50p. IMHO and all that.

Kern, you are confused - the grotesque malevolent is The Poverty ! Growing up in the toughest council estate in the North of england has left me looking over my shoulder for most of my life, because poverty has never been far away. Even if I do get the 90p I am hoping for, the scars of those earlier years will never truly heal. I wish you well and I hope you reach your own personal goal too. Regards, Mark

It will be interesting so see how much of what would have gone to PPI, goes to shareholders. My average is almost 70p, and at the time I got there I couldn't help thinking i'd missed the boat as we set sail towards �1. Not quite shipwrecked, but that lighthouse looks worryingly close. And therein lies The Poverty. I really need these to hit 90p before 2020 if I am ever going to feel free from the grotesque malevolent that has haunted me for most of my life.

Should this be viewed as significant ? Any thoughts, thanks.

Can anyone help ? I think it was eight point something pence per share. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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On what basis do you think that Vodafone is ''way underpriced ?'' Thanks.