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Is that it spurs supply. IMO it's at the top of what can be maintained, with $65 being the lower band. I think we'll stay at current levels and then slowly drift down before coming back up sometime towards Christmas. What is for sure is that all those banks that went long on oil at $40 are making a killing now.

Given the hammering the market cap has taken I think the company will need to issue shares in order to get it's debt to equity ratio down. A rights issue or an open offer, whichever is cheapest. Frankly people shouldn't be in this sort of share if they aren't prepared to stump up for the odd bit of dilution now and then. As for the company itself, it's still in profit, and has a good brand to trade off. Seems to me a lot of people are selling shares in the hope of picking them up cheaper after a dilution, which at 21p is imo a massive gamble since the company is now imo very underrated.

https://www.ft.com/content/0da81a0c-1e3a-11e8-956a-43db76e69936

..the bathwater. They need to review the profitability of each of their product lines and drop or expand accordingly. I suspect they need to avoid anything that can be easily bought on line elsewhere and concentrate on their own branded lines or lines where they have exclusive sales rights. As for the problem of cross border cowboys buying in cheaper countries and selling on eBay, it's obvious that they need to role out the recent luxury goods sales law change to include all non consumable products, and they need to do it fast before there is no high Street left.

..the bathwater. They need to review the profitability of each of their product lines and drop or expand accordingly. I suspect they need to avoid anything that can be easily bought on line elsewhere and concentrate on their own branded lines or lines where they have exclusive sales rights. As for the problem of cross border cowboys buying in cheaper countries and selling on eBay, it's obvious that they need to role out the recent luxury goods sales law change to include all non consumable products, and they need to do it fast before there is no high Street left.

..played by an algorithm.

Now risen to too high a level for me. Will sit this one out for the time being since I can see this one testing new lows due to a worsening stand off with Iraq, regardless of the financials. Of especially high risk IMO are the monthly payments since unless the Kurdish government manage to find fresh finance I believe they risk fully depleting any currency reserves they might have.

.. digested, especially good news.

trading after close

https://www.rt.com/op-edge/413789-kurdistan-iraq-krg-crisis/

In future, stay out of shares in countries holding referendums on sovereignty.

when a share is going down, but not so easy when it is going up. Looking at shorttracker co uk, the shorts look to be coming down fast, so fast in fact I really can't see them climbing back anywhere near to their January levels any time in the foreseeable future, though history (aka charts) as they say is no indication of future performance. Unless temptation gets the better of me I can't see me buying more. Better to just hold hold hold and then think about selling some at £5

New guy seems suitably qualified and experienced.

Such incredibly flawed logic that you might actually make money out of this non stop merry-go-round of a share. Its so insane that I wouldn't be surprised if they announced they were going to start mining fossilised dinosaur guano next week and it resulted in a share spike.

Anyone know if the resolution passed?

* career

.. as far as Mrs Cs carrier is concerned. Can't help thinking how appropriate the poster is: https://myvimir.ru/uploads/posts/2017-05/1494754552-190500037-babushka-legkogo-povedeniya-myvimir.ru.jpg

will be taking up the new shares? Personally I see this development as good news.

you're forgetting the consolidation

percentage day changes right up. recon someone is taking an interest, possibly consolidating a holding