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... there were several large trades.

"A typical hateful, spiteful, ignorant Remoaner comment. Jog on pal or should I say plank."

68% of graduates voted to remain in the EU while 70% of GCSE failures voted for Brexit.

I got my PhD in 1989, and am looking forward to my final salary pension in a few years.

I have a stake in NAH because I reckon that a low regulation, low wage, low benefit hire and fire post Brexit Britain will lead to many more accidents than would otherwise be the case in the EU - which will be good business for NAH going forwards.

Shall we see how right I am?

"if they genuinely completely cancelled brexit the next election would be a farce"

The 2017 GE was a farce .... and the above is not an answer to the point I made - which was quite correct.

Not long for the Brexit voting planks to fully own the mess called Brexit.

Meanwhile, the fewer of these planks that end up voting, the better will be UK democracy.

When the UK population finally figures out that a no deal WTO Brexit relies upon the £ being another 15-20% weaker thus offsetting any WTO tariff benefits ....

.. there will be riots in the streets of the UK as food costs and inflation sky rockets.

.... I think it is entirely fair .... I didn't expect the population to be quite so thick o vote for Brexit in the first place but I'm reminded of it every time I listen to question time.

Whatever, a fool and their money are easily parted.

but i suspect the reality is money pulling out of U.K. because of the mess called Brexit ... people who voted for this want their heads examining

report on google that a significant shareholder has bailed .... this is problem with quiet periods .... no means for a company to defend itself to rumour

The timing of the downgrade coincided with a rally in FTSE100 and world shares .... looks to me as though JPM were caught short.

Usual Journo article in The Times backing up the Broker recommendations as per usual.

... 252 .....

I don't quite see the logic of Morgan Stanley selling into a buyer .... but happy to buy at 352 today.

Morgan Stanley not impressed with SLA selling its shares and giving business to Goldman Sachs I imagine....

Morgan Stanley presumably were not too impressed with SLA trimming their position in Morgan Stanley ...

Not been in a Wetherspoon myself since 23 June 2016 ..... that is at least a couple of hundred quid lost on one person just from Gatwick branches alone ......

"so a drop in profits, whilst bad, and indicates something needs to change"

The IPO of NAH pledged a 5-6% yield in 2014 and with 5-10% off EPS this year, a dividend cover of 2 delivers between 5-6 p as the year end dividend - or close to 9% yield ... at current values.

Cancelling Brexit would be the obvious thing to change ......

5-10% miss on profits?

Bar should have been set lower .... then we would be trading at 120p.

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Wait a week after Trump settles with China then sell ;)

Luvvly Jubbly :)

... what a load of whoffle ..... Undervalued is when you buy and sell making profit ...... Overvalued is when you sell and buy back cheaper .....