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Christmas revenue will be at the higher end of internal forecasts, however there has been issues with over stocking, which may reduce profit.

basically there is an auction at the beginning of the day and end of they day so large volumes of shares can be traded by institutional investors. Hence why you will see abnormally high volumes of trade

not going to happen. pharmacy is a major money spinner so why would we let a competitor take it over?

sainsburys change their prices on a tuesday nightshift. its obviously a store specific problem

News artical about the construction industry loosing hundreds of millions of pounds in February. Possibility the reason behing the drop in expected figures? Furthermore, I read an artical on the construction industry rec9very. It was stating that right no its the foundation builing thats recovered. Which could also account for missing the target as we are in the stage after the foundations are up.

if it was to hit 10p then they would have to be the ones getting taken to court and it would have to be for more than £40 million. (current drop and the further drop to 10P). the point is this is a great buy right now and further drops will be an even better buy. the company has a NBV of £1.27 and is on a p/e ratio of under 7. thats less than debs which has massive debt

I recently visited ASDA for the first time in about a year. Get a confused look when i started to get excited about their brand of sugar they sell. its now no longer silver spoon but the sugar sold by RGD! In addition to this it seems to be in all the bargain shops. This might just be one product but for some reason, sugar is a rare product as customers will actually go to a store simply to buy it. This is my experience from working in retail anyway and locations may vary. Looking forward to sitting back and watch this drop till i find the funds to invest

there isnt going to be a premium of 500%. personally i would rather wait till the company has recovered i feel that the true value wont be paid.

The book value per share of this company is 60p therefore anything less should be considered an insult to current shareholders

This company has £88 million in NET Assets yet the share price is half. its even making money. Why is this so low?

the highest price in that period was 57.2p (taking into account consolidation) therefore youve made money. However its below inflation so in real terms indeed youve lost money. should probably start investing in the AIM 100 if you want to come back in a few years and your investment to be worth something. Anything outside that on the Aim if for trading in short periods

Wish i had the £2.5 million needed to buy this company. so frustrating the way its managed. there is no money in selling 70p mars bars no more. sales from vending machines dropping and confectionary sales increasing.... WHY IS THAT???? anyway this company is well undervalued

i remember when i had 130'000 shares here. sold out long time ago. would buy back them back at 0.5p just to remind myself of my first ever bad investment. This company will turn around but probably not in my lifetime and im only 20 haha

there was an article in the financial times about this yesterday so i guess it has been priced into the rise

how can a company with £450 million cash be valued at £440 million? youd literally make £10 million buying at market value! wanted this share since christmas but it just keeps falling! how low will it go? £1? 90p? 80p? hang in folks you will be rewarded soon

i want to invest here but i just keeps going down! could actually see it hitting £1 over the next 6 months

thats because the spread has went from 90% to 60%!

hope this drops! only way ill be back in here!

Lost 30% on this share. If it pulls though i might make that back. doubtful

Drops 20% and the big boys ride in! 20k buy!