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@Paul.... since you welcome Investment suggestions, have you looked at the Gold Miner Centamin (CEY)?
Stockopedia recently categorised it as a "Quality/Value" play. It has zero debt, and is very cheap with a high yield and good management.
Yes there is the Egypt risk, but you don't appear put off by Africa exposure, and the Egyptians like its dividends, so unlikely to mess with it.
It's what I would call "Gold Insurance". I like it very much.

You're still going to have to do a Bob Beamon + Carl Lewis to jump your "gap" to £8, M'aire.... ;-)

Just saw the Ad. Brilliant!

Yup. :-D

Smart Insurance for Smart People...
TV ad for Life Insurance. Young woman calls through to "Smart Insurance" for a Life Insurance quote. She's given a monthly quote for £100,000 Life Insurance.
She than says about the premiums ... "that's less than I thouugght..... with that money we can pay off the morrtgage"
They're very smart up North.. ??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHfg6_afzmQ

Thanks Banbury. A handful of dividends received recently or due shortly in one of our ISAs so may think of topping up.

Poker... I think you need to get into some serious workouts and diets to get rid of that double bottom of yours.
Can anyone summarise for me please any (factual) developments that may have caused this pullback from 370p in the last three weeks? Any news that I might have missed?
Thanks

Horseracing fans may be interested in the Barney Curley Documentary on BBCiPlayer "The man who beat the Bookies" (or something like that). It aired in Ireland on Monday.
We discussed his youtube video spat at the Racecourse with John McCririck a few months ago, if you recall...

Well Beach... thank your stars that, in addition to taking on a ship or two just before covid, the Management didn't have the bright idea of adding a Gas and Electricity Utility business to their portfolio of Operations...

Banbury, you're right, mate... merrily giving away more than a few quid on the 3.35 at Goodwood all summer to the Bookies. They start uncorking their bubbly for some reason when they spot me coming...

Thanks Joe, Rogue and Banbury (hehe). Still here, looking in off and on...
Well Orient, we've got 20k shares in this one (haven't added or disposed) so am hoping for the same as you.

"see no reason"? An inablity (a covenant) to pay dividends until hefty debt is redeemed sound like pretty good reasons to me.

You called... Investoroilgass?

M'naire... just don't back into any car bays on any Saga Cruise ships.

My first post here. I bought in first @£1.06 last year and sold out @ £1.81 earlier this year... Not normally one for trading in and out, but wanted to fund several ISAs.
Couldn't resist getting back in at £1.61-ish first thing today. I believe the results will be very encouraging. A major Investment Banking presence, exceptional M&A activity - not least in the UK, Dividend shackles off, and great reporting by Competitors.
What's not to like?

Corrr...M'naire. I wish I knew how to reverse like you. My story and price predictions I mean...

I haven't been following this board lately. Where are you on the target price these days?

Oh dear M'naire... when you said you'd back up the truck @ £4 plus, I didn't expect you to do it at top speed...

Joe, I didn't watch, not my cup of chai. But an (Indian) FB Friend frothing at the mouth, apparently the England supporters booed the German National Anthem?
Schwein.hundt.. that'll teach 'em to start ze War.

Rupert Hargeaves is probably the best amongst the Motley crowd.... most of whom are next to useless.
The resignation of the pompous little Eeyore Hand.job is a positive. The new fellow (who is a class bull.shi.tter) has at least said his "top priority" is getting back to normal.
I'd expect SAGA to make further gains.

Ya right GLA. And why? Or is it one of those 'finger in the air and try to look clever' jobs? ATB DYOR YAWOS.