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So guys, if the BOD reject a bid, what price will the sp be after a raise to help with refinancing ? twenty something pence at best imv.

I think we will be lucky to get more than 60p.

spider , the process starts with a big pile of bull **** , which emits methane which is turned into hydrogen and carbon . bingo. just wait for the rns on carbon capture and storage on underground cavern number 2.

Bearded, hemo is about the 5th bio i have lost on - sold up and put money in IAG . Did not add anymore here as I don't think the CEO knows how to look after shareholders or indeed run a company in this sector.

Russell, my advice - just wait until you can get back in at a lower price and then you will feel good about your decision. Personally - I hope that does'nt happen - but you never know.

In simple terms - what has caused the sp drop in the last few days?

Forward prospects demand a few pence on the share price imv. Cash explanation seems credible and that is my only concern.

Results better than I had hoped for and the company can now probably grind its way forward over the next few years. I think sp will rise by around 50p today.

Great ideas in place here just need another £100m to pull it off, on top of the £1bn required for the storage cavern, pipelines and infrastructure and within 10 years it will be great producing a couple of million per annum in revenue. must buy in.

What happened to the guy who had £2m in his isa - did he sell a few and reduce his risk as people were suggesting , do we know?

Teatime, traders can buy and sell the shares at any time until the company is delisted. Typiclly they trade at a small discount to any cash offer price and the discount closes as the 'date' for take over approaches.

Will a £3k buy by me at 143.66 also cheer people up?

@Hopeless, the divi is low because the company reinvests its profits in growth mostly through acquisition these days. You probably know that you cant have both high growth and yield!

Sanj, we have had so much bad news since the high point in the sp - you are being totally unrealistic - offer will not even reach 3 figures imv.

Latest from Sky news- we should know outcome at time of results in April.

Doug Putman, the owner of HMV and widely tipped as a logical bidder for the chain, is no longer in talks with bankers at Greenhill, although he could yet try to pitch a new offer before the auction concludes, according to insiders.

Alteri, which owns Bensons for Beds and had a disastrous spell in control of Missguided, the fashion brand, and Modella, which recently bought The Original Factory Shop and also owns Hobbycraft, would be expected to conduct major surgery on WH Smith's high street business if they took control.

A definitive deal could be announced at the time of WH Smith's interim results in April.

Positive drill results a new area and a good plan going forward - enough to lift sp? I think so.

The UK gilt market affects LGen as we compete with the yield they offer investors. So extra borrowing by all useless governments puts yields up and our SP down. Just got to hope Rachel goes for austerity -the sort that the Tories failed to implement !

I think this is like the marriage of two ugly people and everyone should wish us well.

I think that there is a deal to be done here and the key question for both parties is ' what alternative if any is more attractive'?

I personally don't know the answer to that but others might like to throw up some ideas.

Apendragon, why do you say too much leverage - they have little - please elaborate.