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You can't tax your way to growth and Liebour have run out of other people's money, if you like JD go and buy Nike.

Even more tax rises on the way to avoid a BOE bailout, what a complete mess the UK is in.

I sold as well due to the gap up this morning, I think this gap fills before we reach out for £1 which is where the 200 day currently sits.

Didn't listen to the call but Nike went from -2% to +6% AH, hopefully a good tailwind here in the morning.

Nike beat on both top and bottom lines.

“I am confident in our ability to navigate through this current dynamic and uncertain environment by focusing on what we can control,” said Friend.

Nike shares dropped more than 2% in extended trading Thursday.

During the quarter, Nike’s profits fell by a staggering 86% as it worked to clear out stale inventory, woo back wholesale partners and reset its digital business. The largest hit to margins came from Nike’s use of discounts and clearance channels to offload inventory, coupled with its shift back to wholesale, which is a less profitable channel than selling directly on its website and stores.

Looking at TA many on here predicted the gap fill around 71p, the RSI also hit 30 as the gap filled.

We have had a good run since 71p let's hope it continues.

Heading towards covid lows when the economy was closed down, seems crazy to me.

Might as well fill that gap at 72p now we are so close to it, I'll buy more it we hit that target.

Ot seems inevitable now and we might as well get it done ASAP.

80.98 Was the lowest point post earnings, if this breaks 70s is a certainty.

This is from April but what is their target today?

The new price target of £0.80 is based on a forward year 2026 PE multiple of 7.5 times and a FCF yield of 7.5%, which is anticipated to increase to 11% in FY27.

IG Paid the 14th I thought it would be some sort of automated process.

Dividend was paid 14th Feb I got mine with IG

You do know planning consent has already been given on 1 million homes in the UK already? They could bring in policies that encourage house building, as you say they are concentrating on planning.

So there are no policies that stimulate house building? Just added costs through tax, and as I write this inflation is up again.

Breaking out and gap fill to 6, SP been surpressed a long time.

£4.00 Has many times in the past a strong support point, not sure where this ends up if £4.00 breaks down.

Labour have done nothing to aid house building, 1.5m homes is pure fantasy.

Results out 7th November?

Anybody else think this Mpox outbreak could cause Helios some real operational problems?

Isn't this down in sympathy with Burberry who had a profit warning, luxury brands down across the board.

Not been in Strix since before the opening of their new factory, this was supposed to turbo charge their growth along with the SP and yet here they are at 80p.

With the cancellation of this year's dividend and the Kettle control division improving, I'd maybe suggest the bad news is priced in.

Is there a danger the board will want to reduce debt leverage further in 2024 and still pay no dividend?

At 80p and a dividend of 0.9p that is an 11% yield, the future certainly looks bright.

Well it hit 76p today that is so much better

I predicted last week the gap was starting to fill, support should be around 72p let's see if it is hit tomorrow.