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Given the erratic (I.e. volatile moves) do you honestly feel this company has nothing to worry about? That all financial and legal based are covered? I'm predicting a 36p close today.

At the closing bell, my guess is this will settle at 36p.

There is a famous saying: 'Take care of the pennies and the pounds will take care of themselves.' It may be possible to start out with pennies again and rebuild your assets.

I think it generally agreed that what's needed to move forward is a new management team. The current one had different ideas and motives, and my guesstimate is that their hearts and minds, having suffered a defeat (or setback) is to lack the motivation and, more importantly, the confidence to find the necessary strategy to turn things around. You really do need fresh faces for this. That's how life is.

This stock can't seem to get any traction to take it into the 170's. Without that surge into this range, reaching the £2 plus price looks very unlikely. There just isn't the tailwind to drive this that far forward.

The rationale for the merger arose in significant part from SBRY attempting to find a 'quick fix' for the value gap in grocery, namely to contend with Lidl and Aldi and, increasingly, with the offering from Tesco. The value grocers are moving up the value chain, thus competing with the likes of SBRY and MKS, with the notion that one can obtain the same quality at better value. This is what management was addressing (and feared). They were somewhat late to this and the merger with ASDA would have afforded them catch-up potential and time to refashion the brand and the business. Given this, where will the share price go? Likely down for bit until management overcomes the present disarray in their plans.

Pokerchips I would bet on it. Because it has the inevitability of physics behind it.

Brexit fantasists know that the flawed referendum of 2016 is their only chance, and these desperate delusional crowd are prepared to sacrifice the UK and its economy. If brexit ever did happen you could can assured that the younger generation will undo it ASAP. On demographics alone you are wasting your breath and your time. You'll pass away into nothing and take your rancor and bitterness with you SNF leave the younger generation to build the future THEY want, not what you want. That is reality.

I understand what you're saying but you seem not to realize the full implications of electric storage. It means not only re-tooling the terrestrial energy grid. That's only the start. The real prize is propulsion systems for space. It means tranforming all the assets in the asteroid (Kuiper) belt. It means human colonization of space. Earth's total GDP is s fraction of that. You could monetize one-billionth of the Kuiper Belt and have a GDP about 100 trillion times that of Earth. Within a generation all coal, gas and polluting sources of energy will be null and void. Moreover, with storage energy generation will be locally produced and stored. The solar panels in the Sahara is obsolete.

mickey 1 There was nothing in that referendum that daic the UK risks being brokfn up. Nothing about companies moving out or pound taking a hammering. Your delusional mania for a fantasy, that appeals to the blinkered and the aged mostly, while ignoring real-world consequences. No prime minister can carry out s policy that would lead to the break up of the UK. No prime minister can pursue a policy which leaves the country economically diminished. That you brexit fantasists refuse to acknowledge that reality speaks volumes for your diminished mental capacity. Brexit AIN'T gonna happen because the integrity of the UK, thf younger generation and common sense take precedence over silly fantasies.

Global warming and related pressures will accelerate the rollout. And economic growth spurred by new energy sources will give a boost to global economic growth and, finally, bring on board the billions that currently do not enjoy a reliable source of energy. Moreover, with local growth people will not be driven to migrate as the would in their billions if global warming gets s grip on our fragile planet. The sooner we move to clean and renewable energy, the better.

The older dying generation thinks as you while the young (who ARE the only future) are the real lions and know what and where the future lays - not in some 1950s fairytale but the reality of power politics against giants like China the USA etc. You ARE the fantasists. No one will hold back what the young want. And they ALWAYS in the end get what they want. So get over it.

Some of the posts here relishing the break up of the UK in order to achieve their unattainable brexit fantasies is repugnant. I used to think brexiteers were simply delusional nutters, but I now see they are fundamentally sick and need clinical help. And I feel sorry for them. But we will never sacrifice the union for a feckless fantasy. Never. Never. Never.

Clean(er) electrical energy that will really take off like a rocket once reliable storage comes on stream. If storage takes time, then the rollout will proceed gradually but relentlessly. It's not only CNA and it's peers that will be clobbered but gas producers such ad Qatar, Russia, Iran etc. And my gut tells me this will materialize a lot sooner than most people imagine.

It must now be obvious to any rational person that given that brexit won't happen, or not really happen, the question is the following: is the price of this already priced in (to banks generally) or are we likely to see an uptick? My guess is the former and, if the latter, then any uptick will be transient. I am out at the moment but prepared to take a speculative punt here.

At this rate, it's not exactly an outlandish bet that the share price will dip under a £1! There test is where bottom range to take a punt. Long term, personally, I see gas waning in importance. The infrastructure in place won't relegate it to obsolescence overnight, but over a decade, it would be possible to phase out gas, coal, and all the rest. My advice: short to medium term punt is all this is worth. I think even Conn knows that, so he's loading up on salaries and pension contributions while he can.

Does anyone have any views on how the current and escalating (African) Swine Fever outbreak will effect Devro? I would wait before dipping in here until the full implications are clarified.

Reports regarding problems with capitalism? Yes, there is something profoundly and obviously wrong with capitalism, i.e. utterly shameless management! - The management of this company have absolutely no shame. To award themselves pay rises while the owners (shareholders) get clobbered totally indicts capitalism as shameless selfishness par excellence. How do these low down cockroaches, who could not manage a piss-up in a brewery, become CEO's, or even look themselves in the mirror and down chock and cough up vomit over themselves?

You seem pretty committed to this stock. We are always advised to develop a 'balanced' portfolio, which is the 'safe option.' However, when one embarks 'all-in' on one particular stock (or predominantly one stock) you need both a lot of background research to justify your position, and luck. At this testing time a great deal also depends significantly on managements' pedigree - they will be tested here and we'll see what mettle and insight they're made of, and how they cope under pressure. Good luck!

No one will lose their jobs, especially the graduates. The company will broken up and sold off to the many other drug firms out there who will take over the new products. I know what it feels like to get in a stock at an elevated level for a spate of bad luck to bring the stock price crashing down. I hope you are right and things work out. But the drug addiction crisis in the US is so deep and chronic, that anyone contributing to its causes and, far worse, profiting from it, puts the likes of INDV in the same category as Latin American drug traffickers - at least in the minds of 'normal' Americans who will sit on juries and make awards for any damages (if proven). Time will tell, but consider all point of view, the negative as well as the positive. Good luck to you..