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he would light a fire under it if he just made a chunky �100K+ buy, in cash, for more shares. that would all the comms needed.

what do you think is holding this share back? i'm a bit surprised they've not had more forward movement after the legals were apparently sorted, and with the PoO still staying so pleasantly firm.

and again this afternoon.

i would like 'em to give me some of that enormous cash pile back please, in 2018. not a mega growth share for sure, but unless they've got CLLN's accountant, loads of cash.

plenty more of the first quarter yet to come. scope for a fair few zigs as well as the zags.

"Your plan is not a plan" i have not suggested a plan. just commenting, i think uk job losses will be relatively low down the list of concerns in HMG's mind. (i think, for example, that they will be more concerned about precedent setting for other companies who deliver lots of public contracts.)

i'm not convinced that HMG will be highly focused on protecting those carillon jobs (although pensions issues should matter more). reason being simply that UK employment has been very strong for a long while now, albeit with wages etc. rather depressed. so with labour market this buoyant, extra job-hunters will not be the biggest problem in HMG's view, imo. (although of course from the perspective of CLLN employees & families, will be horribly stressful). most of the UK CLLN jobs will still have to be done by somebody, & in many cases that will be by the ex-CLLN employees, if CLLN goes under or is carved up. but the problem for the ex-s will be inferior t&c.

twitter ..... probably most twitter posts on carillon being made by a vast net of putin-bots cheerfully destabilising decadent west one little bit further, lol.

illbetabuckk "The company pretty much stated that they would sell off a few hundred millions of assets, which I guess secured them the �140m advance, but they have only raise circa �50m. " ? what do you think may have got in the way of the company making better progress on those asset sales?

viva aviva. ... although would be a nicer if a rise could be sustained, for once.

goodbye, char, and gl. (am baffled why you might want to get back in around �2.20 given how negative a view you have on vod!)

so far, so good.

like last night's speech hasn't gone done very well so far. "Emma Walmsley has replaced about 50 of the top 125 managers since she succeeded Sir Andrew Witty last April, or about 40 per cent of bosses at the level below the executive team. The figures were released to Bloomberg, the business news outlet, before a speech by Ms Walmsley at the JP Morgan healthcare conference in San Francisco last night on her progress since being promoted to the top job." (times)

slow but steady. lol. maybe.

"... did not find negative stuff on the company..." ? how hard did you look?

crossed these guys don't get their own version of a deep water blow-out. but providing they can steer clear of such, they should be minting plenty of cash with oil & gas at these prices. roll on 2018.

little tic. gsk not entirely dead, just yet.

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cheers

i notice that align research's website currently shows a glowing testimonial to their services from someone they describe as being the CEO of MRS. i wondered if that is entirely accurate, or are they perhaps referring to someone who is an ex-CEO (current CEO might have a different view)? http://www.alignresearch.co.uk/ceo-recommendations/ "We were introduced to Align by our brokers as a complementary research offering with a particular focus on retail clients. The production of the note was comprehensive, on time and very professional and we have seen discernible benefits in the stock price of MRS – the real acid test - in the immediate aftermath of the note release. We would have no hesitation in recommending Align Research to other quoted companies wishing to increase their message to investors. Paul Morffew, CEO, Management Resource Solutions Plc" ... when did that guy go?