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I don't play games but I am invested here and so have just been reading a few reviews of Elite Dangerous: Odyssey. It seems it wasn't really the polished article when released and I wonder to the extent this has impacted sales. Why purchase a product that has too many bugs? Hopefully this can be sorted.

So less than a month ago they report - "We carry significant commercial momentum into FY22, which will also benefit from a strong ramp-up in body armor". How does that tally with today's RNS?

They have been making redundancies for decades and a very high percentage have been WFH for decades so intriguing how they have cut costs so much.

14th July 2021 on the roll-out of its Covid-19 bio-security pathogen detectors and other updates.

Well I'll add to the posts! Seems undervalued given the price of gold and today's RNS. Political uncertainty and attention on Bitcoin must be playing a large part. Anyway just topped up as convinced gold will hit 2000 at some point in the next 5 years.

I haven't seen an explanation - perhaps the auditor(s) came down with covid. I will top up again if it goes below 5000.

I bought a similar dongle from Vodafone quite some time back (I think at the time they were made by Huaweii). It worked pretty well and I had to contact customer services for some reason and they seemed okish. I used to have a property in France and got so fed up with the absolutely awful service you get from the likes of local providers like Bouygues that I moved to Vodafone. However it seems odd that you have to change SIM to increase monthly data limit.

Strong order book, strong net cash, high profit margin. A better buy than Newcastle United which Ashley knew somebody would pay over the odds for.

Looks like double or duplicate large sells showing in trades. H/L quote is 768p.

Is it time to place some faith in IC's Simon Thompson who backs this stock?

Have a look at the arrivals/departures at an airport like Geneva - 10 Easyjet departures just before 10 AM. That might give you a different perspective.

Yes a bit of a surprise, so just bought some on Freetrade at 1469 when H/L were quoting 1474. Have a H/L account and not happy with the way we were treated over Neil Woodford funds. Won't ever put more money in but I haven't transferred out. It's still a good platform though when it was very busy last year ii seemed to handle the high volumes better. They do need to reduce their transaction charges (slightly) as I look elsewhere first when dealing.

Not so much a hedge against inflation as a protection against real interest rates which are getting lower by the day and likely to continue doing so. Not to mention the regular incursions into Taiwan air space causing an incident or much more.

Seems a big discount (735) to offer price, so have topped up. Better than 0.5 interest at the bank. Even if the deal falls through Parker will have done their sums and these shares are likely be worth £7 plus in 3 years time.

Yes - I thought I would check here to see if there had been a RNS - which there hasn't been. So I'm puzzled as well.

As a shareholder who has lost 73% here, I was interested to see that management rejected a takeover proposal in 2016 when the shares were valued at 235. A sorry saga.

Yes walked down to my local mobile centre which was very efficient and also not being indoors (instead being open ended portacabin type) probably safer. Results back with 24 hours so pretty good - tested positive unfortunately so isolation is giving me more time for stocks and shares analysis. Invested here but no idea which way it will go. The number of PCR tests is going to be huge in the next couple of months but then again my LFT was accurate and presumably that technology will improve even further, there are more players in that field and the cost/price of tests will drop. So overall I am not tempted to add even at this price.

Yes walked down to my local mobile centre which was very efficient and also not being indoors (instead being open ended portacabin type) probably safer. Results back with 24 hours so pretty good - tested positive unfortunately so isolation is giving me more time for stocks and shares analysis. Invested here but no idea which way it will go. The number of PCR tests is going to be huge in the next couple of months but then again my LFT was accurate and presumably that technology will improve even further, there are more players in that field and the cost/price of tests will drop. So overall I am not tempted to add even at this price.

Seems this sector (post Interserve, Carillion, lesser extent Bab****) is deeply unloved despite good profits and fundamentals. Obviously not as sexy as a loss making fintech, but I would have thought a fairly safe place to park some money.

I would have thought Poland was exactly the sort of country that an insurance company should be looking at for future growth. I wonder when this policy will prove to be exactly the wrong one.