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i am right in saying the pre RI price currently is 475?

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what this sp in old money?

83p?

111 it is lol

my guess 111ish

investors need to hold this will stay up

i think this will hold at 112 at open

saw the link looked interesting/positive article

How much FT cost to subscribe to online addition?

is price is per issue day of teh shares and cash held is sufficient to buy them back, most odd way of behaving

cannot get that in the high street bank lol

dividend yield is 20% at .50!!

only £500 invested so not too fussed.

sign of the times Covid strikes again

Very remiss of company secretary to not manage the situ better imoa.

nice rise today 3/5% i reckon, i'm still way off my entry of £3.34 which at he time seemed cheap lol

I would add prospect of negative interest rates is not good situ for banks and with inflation down this looks likely

Noticed across board rise at 4.15 yesterday tried to gauge why came to light with news article about approval of Moderna vaccine at 4.35, Brokers obviously saw it early, small investor picking up the scrap s again

Looking good today
Overnight:-
Asian stocks were buoyant on Wednesday and the dollar eased as hopes of effective coronavirus vaccines and the growing prospect of more US fiscal stimulus cheered investors ahead of the Christmas holiday season.
In a sign the positive momentum was set to extend, Eurostoxx 50 futures and Germany’s Dax futures edged 0.1pc higher, while futures for London's FTSE firmed 0.3pc.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia Pacific shares outside of Japan rose 0.8pc after two straight days of losses.
The index, hovering near record highs, is up 3.8pc so far in December and is on track for its best yearly performance since 2017 thanks to generous government and central bank stimulus around the world.
Australian shares rose 0.8pc while South Korea’s KOSPI was up 0.4pc and Japan’s Nikkei added 0.2pc.
China’s blue-chip CSI 300 index added 0.15pc and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index climbed 0.86pc.

inflation down -9 to -6..interesting PMI later today also be interesting