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Just as I'd reckoned... another shorter has disclosed. 3.1% now, and IMO there's probably others out there still lying low this minute.

AimMaster2018 - There most certainly some big tremors now. I still think we're a fair distance from a big scale correction, definitely further tremors for sure though.

Are you thinking there could be a 'Black Friday/Black Monday' scale event imminently?

CPI is looking sooo very vulnerable now - 34,000 employees... way way bloated, and way too inefficient + uncompetitive too. I still think it'll become a victim, if not this year, then next. DYOR - IMO

The fact none of the disclosed positions have closed out... suggests to me they're each confident in their bet, now waiting for the moment they turn the screw and squeeze us LTH's some more :-/

I'll be holding all the way through it - waiting for the right buying moment but I feel we're yet a number of weeks off! No signs the budget will provide any reassurance or support for a rally... Definitely possible it drops lower on the budget and even for few weeks thereafter too :-/

IMO - DYOR

Sollers - IMO it'll be sub 400p soon - DYOR

Some say this should be £5 a share, some say £6.50... A few even dream of fantasy £25 a share like Simpiles LOL

Reality is there's very few trades here consistently now for the last month. Sub £3 soon - DYOR

I've no doubt it was all so much better in the 'good ole days' - easy for you to spout with your rose tinted judgy glasses on.

You state "Health care professionals are more likely to be obese, and present a disgraceful image for their respective professions" - that's simply a reflection of society itself because the big corporates ram poor quality food down the throats of underpaid & under-educated working classes.

Just because there is correlation - it does not equal causation.

Agree davethehorse... I personally have no doubts on the business model of SSPG and the BOD's strategy. However, global economic events can still hurt even those companies being well led. What I think will see SSPG through is their tight grip on cost controls, remember those IT investments they got on the front foot of? IMO those will be proven to have been a very prudent move! - All eyes now firmly on the USA emerging from their Gov shutdown, further tariff chatter and of course the UK budget. Personally, as much as it pains me to say it... I do reckon we'll imminently be seeing new record low SP here :-/ - DYOR

"By time May comes around Reeves could be saying 'the war on inflation has been won'; only to find by then unemployment might just be closing in on the 6% level!" - my quote the other day has proven quite apt given UK unemployment appears to have ticked upwards much faster than anyone had expected!

IMO I don't think we're 'out of the woods' yet when it comes to the SSPG share price. Plenty of scope yet for shorters to go for the jugular here and so I'm saving my dry powder for the right moment! DYOR

TerryM1 - the truth is you've done rather well from this socialist UK economy, and yet at every turn folk just like you incessantly complain about your lot in in life! As though you're so very hard done by, and have been served some sort of epic injustice... for which the whole nation owes you a massive financial + moral eternal debt of gratitude.

Even with your many freebies, gold plated pension with triple lock boost they're just are not ever enough for you are they?

Yet working nurses, some soon starting their 12hrs on tonight - plus the many other public servants like teachers, civil servants etc are the targets of your waste cutting drivel, as apparently you think they're idle & too overpaid.

Look you and your ilk complain about much at every turn. The policies you've voted for haven't worked economicallg (except to further enrich yourselves at the expense of others through racking up the national debt). Get in the bin!

Google AI:

You can find the percentage of planning applications granted by your local authority on the GOV.UK website, using the "Live tables on planning application statistics". The most direct way is to download the "District matter tables" or to use the interactive dashboard to explore the data and find the statistics for your specific local authority.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to find this data:

Go to the source: Navigate to the GOV.UK statistical data set titled "Live tables on planning application statistics".

Find the relevant tables: Look for "District matter tables" (Tables P120 to P138) which contain data at the local planning authority level.

Choose your format: You can download these tables as an OpenDocument (.ods) file, or you can use the interactive dashboard on Open Data Communities for a more visual and filterable experience.

Locate your authority: Within the chosen table or dashboard, find your specific local authority and view the percentage of decisions granted.

TerryM1- Again you're talking utter nonsense. Planning is granted by local councils in around 95% of cases applied for.

Budget Jitters IMO - atop the US market turbulence. I think we'll be seeing further falls tomorrow. Dow Jones already on the way down after a short lived promising start to USA trading day. DYOR

TerryM1 - We know what you stand for which is; Low taxation for business owners, landlords + equity and asset rich pensioners. You'd like gold plated pensions with your triple lock and free winter fuel, free bus passes, free prescriptions, discount rail fayres, free TV licences. Plus you'd like no tax applied to the vast wealth you've successfully hoarded with no council tax applied, free broadband, free water and free social care. You also don't want to build any houses, you want no immigration and you don't want to pay the people providing the services to you a fair wage either.

And yet you complain your voice isn't heard and the workers should shut up and put up.

Get in the bin lad - because we've heard your many grumblings and whingings for far too long, and those who vote your way are the very ppl who've led this country into the debt hole that it's currently in!

Everton66 - agree, I think shorters are not yet finished in their pursuit of sub 140p. I'm not sure the opening wall street rally today will be sustained for the rest of this week.

TerryM1 - Clearly suffering from memory loss/impairment... seems content with completely forgetting the Tories are the ones who accelerated national debt to beyond £2.6 trillion; hence why low taxes are currently a fantasy - until the debt can be brought down, relative to the size of the economy which is what Labour are focused upon.

Yes, Labour politicians have accepted & declared gifts - ones which have saved the taxpayer money - very different both in scale & nature from the £6mil of gifts Boris received during his tenure. Boris even billed the taxpayer for his legal defence for his lockdown breaking antics.

Reeves isn't incompetent - she just cannot magically rid the nation of the massive debts the Tories accumulated at the click of her fingers; the bar being set by those pre-emptively judging her. Labours poll ratings reflect the terrible state of the nations finances; ultimately Reeves has to service and pay down the debts through raising revenue to pay the bills. All Reeves and the cabinet can do, is to keep on with with competently repairing the damage done, and rebut nonsense demands for tax cutting - until the nation can afford such cuts.

Definitely a shorters market at the minute Aim - Where do you think the floor is here for CPI (pre-budget that is)?

Indeed - I plan on doing just that Horsey one! Have a good weekend fellow!

Summer next year, we'll all be off to the races with our bounty!

Bears out in force on Wall Street it seems! Where do others reckon the floor is, on this drop?!

This aged well LOL