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Positive update for me. Has made me think about holding for longer.

This is now getting more tempting, but still wonder if it'll break below the £30 mark.

I sure hope so. If they can't get sub-prime lending right in this economic environment, there's no hope!

I definitely want out of this share, but am minded to hold on a little longer. If results are pants, I may just take the pain and get out.

Must admit it's tough, as you could also hypothetically just grab a 1-2 year gilt / corporate / gov bond that pays 5-6% with little risk.

Weird investing environment currently isn't it? Most analysts currently flip flopping between 'recession / no recession / shallow recession'. Who knows!

Appreciate the insight Shaun. I'll hold off a little longer and see where it goes. Was looking for defensive shares and this one looks solid.

Fully agree, also a morally questionable model. I do wonder if we'll see any kind of decent uptick though. These levels are depressing.

Best post here I've seen here in ages. Thanks Velo. I got out ages ago and still feel it was the correct decision as I'd have taken heavy losses and no way I could afford to average down to these levels. Not had the nerve to get back in. Macro environment still very much against consumer discretionary.

Hi all, been eyeing this one up because of the very health dividend and as an inflation hedge. However, I am studying the historical chart and wondering what a good buy in price would be. I see it has gone ex-divi and like most stocks after the divi has locked in has dropped a bit. However, historically, I am seeing lows of sub £30, which it may touch again?

So, bide my time for sub-£30 or just buy in soon and enjoy the divi?

Just glad we have some clarity and a way forward. Not going bust, long term it still looks strong.

This share is just odd. It moves within a pretty defined range, and I find the upticks only come on solid good news / annual results.

Agree, I witness the same around Christmas and a LOT of teenage girls flocking to the RevB stands.

my 2p, never trade on results day expectations.

I do think growth stocks / more speculative sectors will be under pressure for at least the next 12 -24 months. The FED shows no sign of slowing its tightening, so markets may not get any kind of sustained rally this year. Like a lot of things, the time horizon on this probably needs to be 5-10 years to make sense. I have a small percentage of my portfolio in SMT and continue to drip feel whilst the market is volatile.

No one can really predict where this will go, but it seems like everyone is moving to defensive sectors like fixed income.

This is starting to look attractive again, but do wonder if the new year may bring sub £7.00 price.

They are cleaning house for sure. Positive I think.

I don't see Ukraine improving any time soon, with Russia seemingly planning another offensive push in the new year. So, yes, maybe better to see what the landscape looks like in Jan.

Only a few years into my investment journey and have learnt a lot of by getting burnt in this volatile market. Slowly feeding into SMT as part of a wider index fund / ETF based portfolio. I do wonder if this will touch the lower range of £7.00 again. Holding some cash and trying to decide when to plough it in. The question is now, or January when outlook may worsen further.

Don't Morses Club and NSF operate in a completely different geographical market, i.e. the UK, where as IPF are based in Eastern Europe, Mexico and Aus. Hence I don't see them as competitors.