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There's nothing to suggest that ABDN will even recover its dividend fall by next week, let alone exceed it.

Still only a third of their shorts this time last year. Probably no big deal, just a shifting of some resources.

"Who would want to go into a partnership with a company with the slightest hint of a poor performance reputation."

The company has a reputation for burning cash, yet plenty are happy to partner with them.

"Nice video, however they could definitely speed up the robot arm!"

May have been slowed down for demonstration purposes - the machinery, not the video.

Can't disagree with one of the respondents to that Twitter/X ad:

"Motor Insurance is compulsory in the U.K. .. no way should insurers be allowed to profit from this mandated 3rd party cover .. shameful that you are rocketing prices ( claiming high repair costs) and yet continue to post record profits .."

Difficult to understand, then, why the SP dropped 25% at the beginning of the month and why there was no screen presence yesterday for this share.

"Resilient trading in challenging times is exec speak for we’re doing c.rap."

Pretty much exactly what XPP execs were saying for months prior to their precipitous collapse in September-October. It wouldn't surprise me if IBST was in the same boat.

Money week: "In the doghouse: hundreds of investment funds are underperforming - is it time to sell?"

https://stocks.apple.com/ArsnZ5dCIT4eqROJP2XGyuQ

And I've no idea why my post should have been decapitalised. Quite laughable.

PS: S_c_u_n_t_h_o_r_p_e.

just to lighten the mood a little ...

from boyo's post:

"i notice that you haven’t challenged any of the specific points i made in my ‘jam tomorrow’ post and, instead, deflected the conversation towards some of the well rehe****d positives."

the algorithms that police this board are quite laughable. i'd hate to see anyone trying to post from s****horpe.

May I ask where your quote comes from, please? TIA.

Based on what?

You think? The lies and misdirections over the last couple of years, now revealed and previously amplified by media such as Money Week and Investors Chronicle, have destroyed my faith in the current management and their ability to recover. Now down by nearly 85%.

The way this share rolls up and down is laughable. I'm beginning to think it's being managed by a hacker in Burkino Faso.

Quite. The way share prices are rising 5% one day and falling 5% the next (ad infinitum) shows that Brexit has made the UK effectively an emerging market. The only people doing well out of our dismay are the hedge funds (£67bn profit last year). It's sickening and hate it all.

So, either:

1. They've found what they were looking for early and good news is imminent; or

2. They've given it up as a bad job and bad news is imminent.

Admit it, Andrew, we've all lost our shirts, haven't we?

Bound to be some profit taking.

Sharma2, you've got nothing to worry about. I bought OCDO at £16.90. Still holding. If I can survive such a precipitous collapse, I'm sure you'll be fine. All the best. < thumbs up >

As someone has said in another OCDO thread here, it could be that, like TUI, OCDO might look to list elsewhere to avoid it being a mere tool of hedge fund and wealth creation playboys and girls. I hope so.