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Charts look ready for a push into the 20s.

Has anyone on here done an online or Twitter poll of 100 Amigo customers, to see how they are voting? Yes xx% / No xx%

Good old BT. Abandon ship, rather than build and fight. Time to break it up and sell it off abroad. Openreach next.

Nice intraday reversal in the share price. Bounced cleanly off the 25p fund. Closed above the 100MA of 28p. Bullish flag pattern. Funding 2-3 times oversubscribed. Copper at 10-year record high. Gold is the new Bitcoin. Trend is your friend...

The SOLG deal is 2-3 times oversubscribed. Institutions are piling in. Demand for stock is higher than supply.

Copper is the new gold. SOLG has lots of copper and lots of gold. The new $73m takes SOLG a step closer to digging it up. Gotta be worth $10b.

UK retailers are experiencing a "spending frenzy"...

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/covid-19-recovery-britain-toasts-reopening-j20tmq2mw

Very strong UK PMI survey today. Second best ever in its history. Folks are flooding the shops to buy stuff (like new clothes). Very strong tailwind now for TED.

UK PMI survey today says Apr 2021 is the second-fastest growth boom ever recorded in its history. Millions of vaccinated, rich, older people are venturing out to buy new stuff (like cars).

It's quite astonishing. The article shows at least 6 online-first car dealers with *proven* multi-billion-dollar valuations from at least 4 countries, where global investors are (literally) pouring in tens of billions to become the next "Amazon of cars". They are shovelling in cash. It is happening, before our very eyes... And, still, British "investors" cannot help but moan, sneer, and pretend it's not happening! UK is always getting left behind by richer countries.

Said it below already, but the online race for UK and European car sales is now underway. Car showrooms are the past. Online websites are the future. And the online future is one where the "winner takes all". The prize is huge. Think Asos, Uber, Amazon, etc. LOOK and PDG have quietly become serious online retailers during lockdown. Their assets are now worth billions (see above). Time for a rerate ;-)

That article illustrates perfectly why the London stockmarket is dying. Why Cazoo has chosen to IPO in NY and not London. British "investors" are relentlessly miserable, backward-looking, and have an uncontrollable desire to talk everything down.

It is why LOOK should list in New York, where investors are much richer, forward-looking, and positive about the modern world. Either spin-off the online division in NY, or delist from London and relist everything in NY.

UK has ~£200 billion of lockdown cash to spend... on the 3 Cs... clothes, coffee shops, cars...

Oz, like them both.

PDG and LOOK are both transitioning to *online-first* car sales. That is where the future growth sits. Both firms understand the modern world is about becoming the "Amazon of cars". Browse, click, finance, buy, collect, deliver, aftersales, OTA updates, rebuy, repeat.

Getting ready for another leg up and a shot at £2.

Up she goes.

It will get busier here as the giant £5 billion *Cazoo* float approaches in a few weeks.

PDG is readying for a relaunch of Carstore.com and its *digital transformation* from Arthur Daley to tech unicorn.

PDG has superb online assets (much better than you think) and is ripe for *takeover* or merger with Lookers, Cazoo, Carzam, Driverama, Carvana, and perhaps even Amazon.

The new wave of online car-retailer unicorns has only just begun.

Investors need to be thinking in the billions (not millions). Lookers is no longer a car dealer, it is a tech unicorn. Click and Drive is one of the biggest online players in the UK. If the online unit is spun off and floated in New York, where investors are much more advanced, like Cazoo, upwards of £10 billion is possible, or £25 a share.

UK economy is trampolining, getting much easier to finance cars, online revolution with valuations in the billions... PDG and LOOK are revving their engines.

London shopper footfall this week soared +60% to +125% YoY. Shop rents (costs) are -30% cheaper. Vaccinated shoppers have billions of pounds of saved cash and are ready to binge. After a year of slobbing out in trackies, people will want to dress up smart. Lots of strong market tailwinds for TED.

https://www.standard.co.uk/business/leisure-retail/hammerson-brent-cross-shopping-footfall-b930053.html

It is 2021... Not 1961...

We live in a tech world. Tech is the future.

Think forward. Not back ;-)

Lol. That is *precisely* why Cazoo is IPOing in NY and not London... ;-)

Unsophisticated Brit "investors" stuck permanently in the last century, determined to stir relentless misery and hysteria and talk everything down...

For well over a quarter-century, the US has been seeding trillion-dollar tech firms with their foresight... The Nasdaq has gone to the moon by +7000%... All while Brit "investors" sneer from the sidelines and whine relentlessly about the past... Very, very old-fashioned and woefully out of tune with the modern future world.

Lookers is about the future. And the future is the *digital disruption and online revolution* now sweeping car sales. Its (much more popular than you realise) Click and Drive platform is in prime position to be the Amazon of cars for the 2020s. That makes it a hugely valuable asset as a standalone business or takeover target. Cazoo, Cinch, Cazam, Driverama, Carvana and even Amazon have billions and billions to spend and will be well aware of Lookers and its juicy 5-15% UK market share...

As the giant £5 billion Cazoo IPO draws closer in the coming weeks, Lookers will come into sharp focus...