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Of course. £88k is barely a dent in his pocket money, bought at the low point and clearly designed to give the impression of faith in the company. Well, it doesn't work any more. SP is 1.5% down today already and it's only going to get worse. There are some people - including some on these comment boards - who should be hanging their heads in shame because of some of the claims they've made over the last few months.

17:00, 10/05/22 - 99.9% buys (as listed), 0.1% sells and SP falls 0.14%.

FIXED!!!

... about this share and its presentation. I sold 3000 this morning (needed the cash - I don't see anything other than a loss with BBB now, however long I hold), yet it's been listed here as a buy. Like Johnson's government with politics, I no longer know who or what I can trust, which doesn't do the investment industry any favours.

"Must say I'm also suspicious it is an excercise to improve director returns - isn't it always!"

Exactly right, Reader61. As I've said elsewhere, there's no such thing as a free lunch, so don't believe what it says on the packaging.

A rebound that lasted just minutes. Now well on the way down again (-1.13%, 09:40am).

No.

Next question?

I'm thoroughly sick of this utterly sh*t stock.

If one genuinely believes that OCDO's fundamentals are as strong as many are claiming, there's no reason why one shouldn't average down. (I haven't, btw, nor will I.)

In the autumn, maybe.

Thanks Treacle, but I don't see any value in buying shares at a lower price if they're just gonna keep falling. That's the issue here - I just don't see OCDO turning round. Also, today's RNS makes me think they're just taking the ****.

Halma: thanks again. It's never a comfort, however, to see any one of you (us) losing, especially to this threadbare stock. I'm beginning to think they use the same PR firm the Boris Johnson uses - all bluster and positive spin but no substance. ATB.

Interesting. If you see a rough day tomorrow, why did you top up today?

"Hang on in there and at some stage your loyalty will be rewarded"

I very much appreciate your encouragement, Halma. It's just that I don't feel very much loyalty any more. Any BoDs that lets it get to this point has GOT to be shown for what they are - incompetent.

Coming, as it does, immediately after the AGM, at this rate I fear I will be wiped out by mid summer. (51% down now.)

If anyone wants me, you'll find me at the food bank.

Barcap: "IMO we will see 1000p+ in next few days." I'm thinking your "few" is a three-figure number.

Halma1983: "I'm expecting £9-50+ before the weekend" - that's a 10%+ uplift in the next hour and a day, then.

#ThePowerOfPositiveThinking #Delusional

Well, that's a milestone hit for me now. 50% down on this God-awful stock. There is some serious shakeout required in the boardroom here.

And now 4.11% down (15:07). It must have been a bloody awful AGM.

Apologies, chilting - bloody autocarrot again!

There is no gain. There's no such thing as a free lunch. Don't be fooled by the packaging.

Bad luck, chilling - down 3.70% as I type (14:40). I'm now down 48.5%. There has to be some serious shakeout in the boardroom here.

Shatter: once you sell your shares THEY are obviously not in the ISA wrapper - but the proceeds from the sale are! You can put £20,000 p.a. into your ISA, invest it all in stocks and if they double in value and you sell them you'll have £40,000 in your ISA. It doesn't matter if that happens within a week or several years. What happens WITHIN the ISA wrapper is irrelevant, the only restriction is on the amount you can TRANSFER into your ISA in any one tax year. At no point is any tax payable on any capital gains or dividends you make in your ISA.