Member Info for redindi

Ingold

Just like your first, ever, post, highly informed!

Maybe the trucks are busy but drivers don't drive 24/7, there will always be downtime just as there always has. And that's when Guardian will be fitted as always, even if the window of opportunity has reduced slightly.

After all, we don't want the overworked drivers having the benefit of Guardian. It could save life's and also ensure the load, whatever it is, is delivered.

FTSE not looking bad for tomorrow?

https://www.ig.com/uk/indices/markets-indices/ftse-100

OF13

Not so sure about that. Dependent on what its load, it may not stop its travels but more pertinently under lock down would also affect the installer?

And if Arsenal played with it you wouldn't notice it either!

Lewbo

Why waste your time on the immoral one, his purpose is obvious as you intimate.

Chris

A vaccine and/or treatment? A treatment buys time if it is bad -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2020/2/28/21156385/covid-coronavirus-vaccine-treatment-moderna-remdesivir-research

S2020

The board is a sea of green today, is that bile?

Anyway, going to someone who would appear to take his modelling seriously, and let's be honest it can't be worse than some in use here recently, if Semicasts forecast is correct, and SEE hit the middle of his range, and with all else being equal, how would that reflect in FY figures?

Smokey

You really have no clue, have you. Too obvious, filtered for that.

Smokey

Considering where you started from, yes. Wonky spreadsheet, deliberately so, followed by this...

Smokey

Again you conflate. This is wider economics you're talking about, morally bankrupt you are. I'm sure if you want to talk about economics, there is a board around here.

Now, go and do one.

Smokey

I have never said SEE would not be affected by a global recession. However, at this stage in its evolution and also the fact it's on target for its full year figures, it's in a pretty good place compared to others. Also, a fact you keep on disregarding PMs background, which also should be of benefit to SEE.

However, your constant efforts to conflate the worlds wider woes with SEE specific woes, amateurish at best, is really morally bankrupt. I hope you enjoy any gains you make on the back of it.

Smokey

Having trouble with disconnecting optimism for SEE and the wider market, again?

First, your wonky spreadsheet looks ever more so. So, what do you do? Try to conflate market woes with wider SEE woes! Too obvious. Go forth please.

Phil

I know. However, we haven't a clue what's going to happen tomorrow let alone in the weeks, months ahead other than normality will return to life and not just the markets. There may well be a recession but really at this point that will have minimal effect on SEE, assuming it doesn't drag on. Indeed, if the only reason for the recession were the virus, it may be a very short recession. But, as I said, who knows?

Phil

It would have to fall around 25% to get below 2p so maybe Monday!

And you never know, Asia might surprise

Baxter

Either you are sick or morals weren't handed out to you when born. Enough of it, you're not invested, probably never have been, either you're a shorter or there's nothing else in your life but a BB. Sad and sick.

Baxter

Wake up, grow up, get out and once you've breathed in some sense, shut up. You are the worse of the lot. Show some ingretity and stop it!

JC

Kudos to you, calm in a sea of panic!

Baxter

May I suggest that when you originally bought into SEE you took as an optician line like Specsavers?

Well, I've news for you, it ain't. No, it isn't one of those companies that are either one of the usual retailers, bankers or builders. No, it's a high tech share that can't guarantee when those multi million dollar contracts will land but they will but when they can't say (and shouldn't have said so).

Also, being a high tech company, despite SEE saying so, $ wise, R&D won't be coming down, ever. It may proportionately reduce, but $ wise it won't because if it did it wouldn't be a high tech company for long. A finished article today is only a finished article that long in the high tech world.

So, now that you know, perhaps you'd like to invest elsewhere. From previous witterings, I take it a post office savings account might not be your thing so how about supermarkets which even today should be selling something. Tesco, I hear, is doing a special dividend although you might be too late?

Baxter
Perhaps you didn't sell enough of your shares?