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That's rich coming from you DayTradeNovice. Do you ever even think before posting? For years you have just spammed this board with lies, abuse , deramping negativity and zero substance. After receiving a record breaking 26 upticks not long ago when you were called out , most normal people would realise what the community thought of them and would consider laying low for a while.
Many nursing and medical students leave university after their 5 to 8 year's degrees, then do a few months placement training and then fly off to Aus or NZ , etc for better pay and lower hours. We therefore have spent all that money subsidising their education and training and they clear off to benefit other countries. Meanwhile we import medical staff (and lots of teachers too) from poorer countries around the world as our pay is more attractive than their countries. This will continue and we will need migrants as our population is ageing. Unless we pay care, teaching and medical staff better and improve their working conditions then home grown workers will choose not to do the work and qualified medics will go abroad for a better life. Also, people seem to be getting very confused between small boat "illegal" immigrants about 46,000 in 2022 as opposed to "legal" migrants given visas by our gov which was 1.4 million. The illegals held in hotels while their applications take years to process cost taxpayers 8M quid a day. The legal migrants are here to work (not claim benefits as is often stated) but the numbers are so high that our infrastructure can't cope - again because of under investment or wasted investment in public services. Anyone remember Dave Cameron back in the day saying we must get net migration down to the tens of thousands ??? But since then after 13 years of Tory government and since Brexit , luckily we have taken back control. LOL. The ambulances, NHS, GPs, dentists, schools, prisons, social care, rail are all a complete mess. Can't see LLOY or the UK economy doing much until all this stuff is properly addressed.
Brexit worked. Taken back control of legal and illegal migration ššš no wonder LLOY is such a dog
Another jump up today on a flat day elsewhere. Anyone know why?
JH youāve been banging on about RYA and how great they are yet by your own admission youāve never bought any shares in the last four years. How thick is that? If you really think RYA will hit 25ā¬ by next year have the bottle and just buy some today, thatās if youāve got any money left after your losses in BIRG. As regards RR I sold out a few years ago after the Rights Issue and made a very decent profit. Itās all about the timing.
Up 17% since 23rd October not bad for last 3 weeks. Excellent 9% yield at current price. Next BoE decision is a month away and I expect rates will be held ... but with inflation continuing to fall it looks like SP could head to 100p+ next year.
Another great set of results. Outperforming the other brew/hospitality companies. SP up ~10% today.
Expect 700 next year.
Facts
November 2020 to November 2023 (now):
RR then 69p now 238p rise of 244%
RYA then 15.5ā¬ now 16.8ā¬ rise of 8%
Sadly social media attracts these types. Not just NCYT where he lost out, don't forget DayTroll's buy in at SNG which then went down 47% in two days. Plus on 6th January 2021 he said about BOO :"I recon this might be worth a punt in the 80-85p area". He's posted lies about me in the past and followed me to several boards. He's no expert - just a sad troll.
Makes me laugh seeing JH brag about RYA "heading rapidly to 17ā¬" when they were 19.3ā¬ way back in Aug 2017. JH is also a well known pollock on BIRG board where he's been Hume-iliated so many times.
Let's examine another of those multiple headwinds:
"In the Kingās Speech this week, the government vowed to crack down on ādrip pricingā, such as when extras are added to the basic air fare. Airline passengers are said to be particularly vulnerable to āconsumer harmsā, including additional charges for luggage or seating." When governments get involved it's not a good idea to be invested in one of the biggest rip off merchants going.
Good day. SP up 2% PLUS ex div bonus today ! Wow!
So, which is it 10.50ā¬ or 11ā¬ ??? Make your mind up JH.
BTW - couldn't be bothered reading all that drivel about other shares. This is the BIRG board, keep on the subject.
As for DayTroll - LOL, can't even quote me correctly.
Yep - why not - if I got what I deem to be a good price?
Got out earlier this year @537p, back in today @479p. Rinse and repeat.
Liking the 23% rise since results day and BOO certainly seems to have turned around. What will really boost the SP though is when the shorts start getting nervous (which they will soon) coupled with a positive trading update from BOO. Recent performances from M&S, Next and Primark should provide some impetus to the SP also. Anyway, 60p by next Spring is definitely not unreasonable although I reckon 50p is more likely.
Trouble with telling so many lies JH is then having to remember all those fake numbers later on. I also very much liked your prediction on 27/6/23 "very confident will see ā¬11 by y/e or early new year." and I'm looking forward to your predicted re-rate. I suggest you just say "no comment" from now on.
Actually he already held a big loss on a big holding when he wrote on 27/6/23 :
"bought back at 8.65 ... very confident will see ā¬11 by y/e or early new year."
Hey John, I thought you were the expert on here but 6/7 months ago you recommended Birg at around 9.8ā¬ but look how much theyāve gone down. Luckily I didnāt buy in at the time. What is your opinion on Birg nowadays? Will you be buying at this low price?
JB4 - Don't do yourself down, it's 26 upticks now for that superb roasting of DayTroll. He is such a **** .
JH still got no bottle to buy a few RYA shares but seems to be in love with MOL.
The twoš¤”š¤”do make me laugh.
Slipped to only up 5% - maybe Mikey cashed in some of his shares. Expect many others will also be cashing in around 16ā¬. Still well below 19.3ā¬ of Aug 2017 , which equates to six years of paper loss for long term holders, notwithstanding inflation erosion.