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The day we had good news on the AZ vaccine banks, airlines and oil all rose by by an average of 10%. Realistically, what percentage increase can people see if there is a brexit deal made over the weekend or early next week? ps, I'm asking for predictions, so no 'it all depends on' and 'if this happens then maybe but'.

The day we had good news on the AZ vaccine banks, airlines and oil all rose by by an average of 10%. Realistically, what percentage increase can people see if there is a brexit deal made over the weekend or early next week? ps, I'm asking for predictions, so no 'it all depends on' and 'if this happens then maybe but'.

The day we had good news on the AZ vaccine banks, airlines and oil all rose by by an average of 10%. Realistically, what percentage increase can people see if there is a brexit deal made over the weekend or early next week? ps, I'm asking for predictions, so no 'it all depends on' and 'if this happens then maybe but'.

quite, but optimism fuels a share price, not realisms. Look at mitchells and butlers. they've gone from 92p to 226p just off the back of pubs returning back to normal in the new year. Their profits and 75% down. Analists will be looking at the price of flights in the coming months, which will be high due to demand. this will create an enormous amount of optimism which will in turn inflate the share price close to pre covid levels (im betting higher).

Theres no way this share will be anything like 45p in 12 months. They'll hit 45p between now and xmas. Perhaps they won't stay there for the short time, but trust me, they will. There's too much optimism going on. Everyones going to get vaccinated. Brexit will get sorted next week (or this week with a bit of luck). I'm just wondering how many of you are into the Airlines? Because after xmas, and when the january blues kick in, EVERYONE will want a summer holiday abroad as we've mostly missed out this year. Easyjet should get back to 1200p by February.

The next bout of good news will be a Brexit deal. Fact. This together with the vaccine optimism will push the price up to 43 in the medium term. You heard it here first.

Utter utter none sense. You wouldn’t be talking figures if this was true

Sorry newbie here. Can anyone tel me what the divi is and how often it’s paid? Thanks

You’ll only see the 20p brigade on here if the share price doesn’t reflect today’s good results ie it’s already written in.

Covid has taught us that more people can easily work from home. Although it isn't for everyone, it's certainly appealing for people with large families as they can work from a place they'd like to live, rather than from a place they have to live. If people dont think we are going to see a serious impact of London house prices as a result of this they need their head reading.

Good news is round the corner with Brexit. Granted the french are digging in over fishing rights, but with a deal so close, no EU member is going to allow Macron to sabotage it and risk a no deal just because he's not too happy with this sticking point. Most countries will be crying out for a bit of good news re covid, so this is a huge plus point for Lloyds. saying that I think we're a long way off a vaccine so this will subdue markets slightly. We're just going to get better at learning to live with the virus. ie, protecting the vulnerable and targeting hotspots with increased measures.

INTERESTING QUESTION:
When people claim they've bought a certain amount of shares at certain price, what percentage of them are A, telling the truth on how many they've bought, and B how much they actually paid for them?

Love to rattle a few cages, so here goes. I predict these will at some point before the year end hit 38p.

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-24/gocompare-com-is-said-to-have-drawn-interest-from-kkr-other-pes

a lot of buying this last week, despite todays fall. Anyone envisage the likes of google, or indeed amazon (if they're looking to break into this market) making an offer for GOCO?

My guess is that go compare will tie up with one of the other bigger comparison sites to compete with the recent takeover of Zoopla

Peel Hunt reaffirmed their buy rating on shares of Gocompare.Com Group (LON:GOCO) in a research report sent to investors on Friday, November 24th. Peel Hunt currently has a GBX 120 ($1.61) price objective on the stock. A number of other equities analysts also recently issued reports on GOCO. Liberum Capital reissued a hold rating and set a GBX 104 ($1.39) price target on shares of Gocompare.Com Group in a research report on Friday, November 24th. Canaccord Genuity reissued a hold rating and set a GBX 106 ($1.42) price target on shares of Gocompare.Com Group in a research report on Tuesday, August 1st. Investec reaffirmed a sell rating and set a GBX 99 ($1.33) price objective on shares of Gocompare.Com Group in a research report on Tuesday, August 1st. Finally, Berenberg Bank initiated coverage on Gocompare.Com Group in a research report on Wednesday, September 13th. They set a buy rating and a GBX 130 ($1.74) price objective on the stock. One research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, two have issued a hold rating and two have given a buy rating to the company. Gocompare.Com Group has an average rating of Hold and an average target price of GBX 111.80 ($1.50).

Completely agree mate, there's room for a few in this sector. i bought at 95p about four months ago. can see these hitting 130p soon. they've not found their true price yet being new to the market.

Hi, can anyone tell me what the above means on hte end of the share? also, im not an experienced trader, but i bought some of these today. does it mean that i will miss out on the offer from asda or am i still in for the buy out price? hope that makes sense