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Photo booths I can understand but washing clothes is a necessity except for the french it seems

Agree short term noise but if it drifts much lower a golden opportunity for a sneaky top up

trump needs to stop *****footing.

I wondered if the timing will coincide with the plug in overdraft launch. That's gone quiet too

Sadly it isn't over

Possibly a bid coming

Greggs is shorted to 13% but I'm watching the SP carefully for another opportunity to add. As the supply chain investment declines and new shops open profits will rise. Fat jabs are booming but from what I'm seeing most don't make the lifestyle changes needed and the weight piles back on again. Jabs don't address the addiction so the fatties will be back in line. Greggs is more than just a bakery it is a mass caterer. The evening food and burgers in the day time are great and very competitively price. So I tip my hat to the shorters

It's all speculation until a buyer emerges or the company issues an update. I sold at 48 felt bad when it climbed to 63 but happier now. There is no shame in a profit

Wealth management, FX Trading and niche company investments

Payment assist

Plug in overdraft

Decision on licence to operate in Ireland expected soon

Initiatives to attract more mainstream investors

Tesco would be the perfect partner but Asda will do

Next week will be interesting thanks Uncle Donny

You know ya want to

Fiinu also looks cheap. MFX has a 2 million convertible loan note exercisable at 10p a share

Slimmers shed the pounds and pile it back on a few months later with unfailing regularity. Plus the side effects of these drugs can be pretty ugly

Fatties might use the jabs in the short term but their addiction to sausage rolls and cakes is usually more difficult to break. How many times do slimmers shed

I do enjoy when the short sellers feel the heat. Buy Buy Buy

Strong UK performance

Recovery in the Nordics

ID Mobile continuing to grow

Pension deficit payments set to taper

The fools should have sold when this was £2.30

That's quite a jolt upwards especially with no RNS

True but the loan note to Fiinu was at 10% interest and we can't expect the loan for nothing. Besides exciting upside incoming from Payment Assist expansion, Fiinu and wealth management. I don't expect MFX to remain this cheap for long