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So attention now turns to profits… at least that’s within management’s control.

Sense prevails! Sycurio limps away.

The way I look at it, this is the perfect share to buy if you want exposure to the oil market at a low… and, unlike BP and Shell, WDS is an Australian company , so free of the threat of of a misguided Labour government. The Australian government also recently backed the company in the face of the Greens… mainly because they are bright enough to see that gas is going to be vital in the move to a greener economy. It’s also 55% undervalued. Tuck a few away for the dividend… which will beat the market average for at least 2 years. No brainer… but only my take on it, of course.

Am I being too simplistic thinking that it is all just about wearing down PCIP’s management and shareholders. Sycurio just seems intent on keeping everything open so they don’t have to admit the defeat. Meanwhile, the share price doesn’t move. It’s like pushing against a piece of string.

Think the new front grille is excellent too…

I know, it's great... I just keep hoovering these up at these levels.

I’m really tempted to buy the dips here, but I am concerned at the way the director sold so quickly after announcing her departure. If I’ve understood correctly, she is with the company to the end of the year. If so, then Surely it would be better to wait and sell after the results this month … if they are good?

Because they think PHP won’t pay a full dividend. That’s the gamble… the longer interest rates remain high, the hard er it will become. But if interest rates fall, the shorters will need to buy back a lot of stock quickly.

Well, I would start that conversation with the Vantage being a beautiful car, with a finish inside that is so much better than previous models. It's less Mercedes now and more Aston. Reckon, there will be a lot of second hand Astons around, because people who have the money will want this car rather than the old ones... Which is good for the share price. A good product, that people will want to buy because they can. On top of that, many shareholders (like me) just want a piece of the company, because it is interesting. I bought in a couple of weeks ago for about 1/10 of the price I would have paid in the IPO. As Warren would say: I have a chip in the company... the share price is secondary to the interest. I want the Aston Martin ride.

Bought a few more. Will reinvest dividend too. Should see a share rise after they stop keeping it down for the share buybacks.

Vantage is a dream. I’m in for a bit and will buy more if I’m given the chance.

Australian government also backed gas production into the future. That removes a big question mark.

Letting the court cases run their courses is definitely the most viable option for Sycurio and Livingbridge, in my opinion. They already know that they won’t get the management team to stay, so they have to hope they can trigger a management exodus from PCIP by wearing them down. The hope would be that new people would bring anew perspective on a 90p bid and a quiet life will be the clincher. Fortunately for us, PCIP seems to be as solid as ever.

My buy this morning showing as a sell...

I locked in future dividends before a drop in interest rates. Even if the yield comes down to 5%, it is a good share to own under a Labour government. £1.42 will be the next pause, I reckon... but then I'm biased too.

My daughter tells me that Docs are the must-have shoe at her school... which means it is a well recognised brand from 11 up. Imitations will not do, apparently. Not many opportunities to buy a famous brand like this.. So, cut the dividend and pay off debt (already factored into current price) close shops (straight to bottom line) return to well-made, simple designs (reducing design and production costs). In effect, a reboot that's entirely achievable in the right hands. So perhaps...

Morning.

Too much water under the Livingbridge for that. But to give up, goes against Livinbridge's philosophy. So option 1 looks most likely. Nice people to do business with.

well, judging by the employee discontent and staff turnover, it’ll be hard to bring in a team that will last long enough to understand the true nature of the **** up, let alone fix it for livingbridge. so that narrows it down, i reckon.

Everyone wants copper these days. There must be watchful eyes on this...

Definitely into oversold territory with oil at $88pb.