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Anyone else see that huge uncrossing trade value?!

Vol. Sold 1,700,749

Sold Value £8.99m

Vol. Bought 17,086,659

Bought Value £90.49m

Vol. Sold 42,313,775

Sold Value £66.70m

Vol. Bought 8,709,949

Bought Value £13.61m

15-Mar-24 16:35:17 158.15 29,003,794 Sell* 158.25 158.35 46m UT

I’ve set a sell order at 350p, see you on the beach in Barry Island 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🌊 with my earnings, the shorters are going to burn on Barry Island with not being able to afford any sunscreen mind! ;)

That’s not a 7m sell… that’s an uncrossing trade. UT

Hold ladssss, we’re onto something.

14-Mar-24 16:35:31 150.35327 1,400,000 Buy* 148.90 149.00 2m O

Very low volumes today compared with the likes of Boo Hoo, I don’t think anyone’s shifting, we’re all holding out and waiting.

Reardon95, maybe however you’ve got to consider all aspects of an investment and analyse anything and everything, thankfully my average is low at 398p and all over my other investments are in the green ;)

I know a bargain when I see one…. I just normally sell too early ;)

Moody's on Wednesday placed International Consolidated Airlines Group's ($IAG) Ba1 corporate family and Ba1-PD probability of default ratings on review for upgrade following an improved operating performance and gross debt reduction.

Previously, the airline holding company's rating outlook was stable.

The rating agency's review will focus on an evaluation of IAG's ability to maintain credit ratios and financial policies commensurate with an investment grade rating, as well as the rating impact of the subordination of its senior unsecured notes within the group structure.

If the group's Moody's-adjusted gross debt/EBITDA is below 3x on a sustainable basis, the ratings could be upgraded. However, a downgrade can be expected if its Moody's-adjusted leverage moves back above 4.0x.

Price (GBP): £153.95, Change: £-0.10, Percent Change: -0.06%

$IAG

Source: MT Newswires

Mukesh Ambani loves a bargain, he purchased Hamleys and was interesting in paying £6bn for Boots in the UK back a year or so ago.

Wouldn’t surprise me if he’s seeing how popular the Asos brand is within Indian and ends up making a takeover bid for the whole of Asos at a later stage, surely he’d just cut out the middle man if he can see long term potential? All IMO.

There even talking about having actual Asos stores in Indian run by Reliance Retail via partnership.

Https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/fashion/luxury/fashion/isha-ambani-planning-to-bring-popular-british-fashion-brand-to-india/amp_articleshow/108419367.cms

I was going to send Marshall Wace and GLG an emoji in the post… then I realised the price of stamps, so I’ll email it tonight instead. 🖕🏼

A strong buy, and pass me the peri chicken mother cluckers.

Well… bobbins2 you’ve got a lot to answer for, why are we red?!

Thank you my Lord, Skindle that was lovely x

How are you all holding out me’lovers

Crikey, some of you deserve a medal, for holding on to this one… I would say I’m glad I sold out and chucked my money into IAG, Asos and JD Sports but there we have it ;)

Anyway, big shout out to the massive crew at Tesco Stevenage on the Night Shift x

Thanks for the info Corryvreckan1, much appreciated :)

Maybe Dividend max have it wrong then…

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/retailers/jd-sports-fashion-plc/dividends

Dividend payment amount to be released on 9th April too….

Not everyone does that, the highstreet generally more expensive for outfits anyway, I went into Primark in York a few days ago, was quite surprised to see how expensive it had gone.

ASOS offers great value for consumers, wonderful next day delivery at extremely affordable prices with industry leading returns processes.

Sheins on a downwards spiral, we’re building back up.