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Avocet123 - ah because I have so far been bearish on EZJ avocet takes this and extrapolates it to elsewhere...

For record I'm not bearish on GSK but... I was eyeing it up for buying earlier this week and almost hit the buy button but in the end I did not do so (no idea why really but nonetheless seems I had a most lucky escape!) - I was thinking GSK would be a nice staple to add and did not think it could be knocked so badly as it has been today!

Most welcome GutterSnipe and do not fear because Ed Milliband is here to save us ;-)

JG68 - as you're well aware I went onto this discussion board initially about 4 months ago looking for a growth stock, I dug into the CPI financials and I asked some serious questions, to which I got a barrage of abuse and tonnes of irrational emotive ramping for this stock.

Everything I pointed out wrong with this stock was labelled by ppl on here as a conspiracy. So I made my predictions about how this CPI stock would likely cope, in light of the wider macroeconomic situation and I forecasted the latest results would be bad... then the results landed and my word were they bad! Terrible, so I made further predictions about these next set of results upcoming in Dec, and I'm now waiting to see if my forecast proves to be robust or not🤷

Bertram - You're incorrect, the SP is not currently higher than the price I sold for - this assumption is plain wrong and not only that I booked very healthy profits on my sales too.

M_wall - That simply because a pool of wealthy investors actually think Trump is good for the economy when he's in fact anything but good for it in reality. Some will lose a lot of money by betting on Trump leading them to success... meanwhile others will make a lot who know he is toxic for everything the Trumper comes into contact with.

GutterSnipe browser timed out so I simply reposted, unsure why it missed the icons the first time around, probably because it only half loaded.

So the Orange 🍊man has sent this dropping like a stone with the RFK appointment... ⬇️

The mighty GSK, a household staple held by the nations many pension/SIPP/ISA funds bounced around like a rag doll, and thrown to the hounds as a playtime chew toy!!

Those whom back the Trumper & Farage only have themselves to blame for and will rarely pick up to help tidy the carnage they cause...

So... at what price does it again become a speculative buy? I say speculative because it'll probably be up & down like a yo-yo for another year ahead yet! 🪀

So the Orange man has sent this dropping like a stone with the RFK appointment...

The mighty GSK, a household staple held by the nations many pension/SIPP/ISA funds bounced around like a rag doll, and thrown to the hounds as a playtime chew toy!!

Those whom back the Trumper & Farage only have themselves will rarely pick up to help tidy the carnage they cause...

So... at what price does it again become a speculative buy? I say speculative because it'll probably be up & down like a yo-yo for another year ahead yet!

Bertram - I feel I need to correct you there, I'm centrist with a wafer thin slice from the left but no more than that. I despise those Corbynistas who if given half the chance would take everything under the sun into state control.

Fibrelad - I agree, I've always found you to be a whitty one, albeit rarely ever a sober one from them many bells bottles on the go. Whole heartedly agree btw where you said: "everyone should be allowed to say what they want. If you don't like someone's posts, don't read them. Simple as that." sagely words Fibrelad... and those who try to shut down discussion might just as well trot away to go talk to a mirror?🤷

The only trades worthwhile here are ones shorting CPI to within an inch of it's miserable life.

It's a sick dog crying/begging to be put down.

I don't short stocks myself as I lack the experience in trading but if I did have such experience I'd be shorting this stock for sure.

JO stated "I'm not an adicted gambler!"

Spoken like a true addict

Lovelyhorsey... Surely if I were following pattern then I'd be advocating a rise for the SP based on the past rise upwards from ~102p? - Interesting article about the psychology and all that but... what I'm advocating is a break from the pattern and a drop for the SP because the wider market fundamentals and BT's own performance are falling very short. Global economy is also falling very short, China hugely struggling as well as Germany too...

Those ramping over futures and advocating divi reinvestment are going to end up disappointed when the next set of results are published and they land being even worse than this latest set. Drastic actions will be required and AK will find there's only buyers for assets in the garage sale for record knockdown prices.

The SP is heading down, it's a certainty.

⬇️Sub 130p is now locked on. Yep, it may take weeks before speculators/rampers feel the pain and the drop happens but it is now as close to a certainty as it ever gets. ⬇️

Desperate times call for desperate measures Fibrelad... something has to change, the recent BT results were absolutely terrible and I will not be buying back in till big changes are made, ones which have a chance of working too; a simple asset fire sale will not suffice.

For the record Corbyn is a diseased mongrel which I despise with every fibre of my being, glad he's been kicked out from the Labour party 👍

Can't believe I'm saying this but possibly Mandy may be right?

How can BT carry on with such poor results, such a terrible operating environment and with such debts?

Has the time come for a bid, with roll back on CAPE , subsequent mass layoffs and abandonment of the straightjacket that is Offcom compliance?

"Openly being reported" lol as if it were some sort of top secret conspiracy 🤣🤣

Labour were clear, the Tories cooked the books and then walked away from the whole sorry mess they had created.

Before Labour could deliver a budget they had to wait for OBR and for all due diligence to be carried out first... yes, it's a budget few will be happy with - it's terrible for the nation. However, a necessity after 14yrs of Tory chaos.

"I expect a boost in the Capita share price immediately upon release of Capita's RNS results on 17 December."

Of course you do JO - but the writing is on the wall as CPI is losing the battle for survival. It is a tired, weary old beast... awaiting to be put down and out of its misery.

Czql5v - look I accept you have a different opinion but my views have been validated by the data incoming and it's going to continue getting worse IMO, when the Oct GDP figs land they will be just as bad and maybe even worse plus BoE is not going to cut in Dec either... so there's no rescue coming for the deeply indebted folks and businesses...

Lots more pain and even if UK Equities and the FTSE 100 somehow manages to keep above 8000 points today it will not last... decent towards ~7560 is locked in, even if it takes weeks to fully materialise due to speculators fighting the drop.

I won't be buying back into BT until it drops to fair value which I see as at least sub 130p and now I think even lower, maybe ~124p mark...

I don't know how I can be any more transparent than what I have been 🤷

Early hours yet padawan... Oct GDP next month unlikely to be any better and could even be worse too.

Plenty of time for this stock to drop as there's going to continue to be little support for UK PLC IMO.

Starmer did warn that things will get worse before they get better and that's because the Tories have locked in rot + decay that is very difficult to turn around and will not be turned around overnight.

Early hours yet padawan... Oct GDP next month unlikely to be any better and could even be worse too.

Plenty of time for this stock to drop as there's going to continue to be little support for UK PLC IMO.

Starmer did warn that things will get worse before they get better and that's because the Tories have locked in rot + decay that is very difficult to turn around and will not be turned around overnight.