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Mr Blobby, you have only done what many other people have done. Do not feel bad about it. You are not the Lone Ranger, you have many buddies out there who have done exactly the same thing. And you won't be the last.
As they say, tomorrow is another day, and it is not Groundhog Day (like the movie).
Just because it happened to you today does not mean that it will happen to you tomorrow.
My advice is to have immense patience and not jump straight back in to try and fix your perceived mistake.
Do not look on it as a mistake, maybe you needed to see this for future reference.
Wait for a suitable opportunity before ploughing back in. You don't need to act in haste.
Patience is the key and also not giving a damn about doing what others have already done anyway and will continue to do. Whatever is hitting you, tell it to fủck off and move on.
Personally, I would keep it and I would bring in the right resource to get it working right. I can imagine that the board have already done this, although this is only speculation on my part.
The improvements in the B2B sector can only impact positively on either advertising or business disposal income.
In fact, I imagine that this may affect the board's stance on disposing of that part of the business.
Is it time for the board to make an updated statement to reflect the change in prospects?
Perhaps they may seek to consolidate that part of the business instead of disposing of it.
Nuts to the Porche, he should wait a bit longer and then drive off in a £400,000+ RR convertible :)
missed opportunity to get in on chill this morning and start up with a 5% profit (more to come by the way -imo).
also, i thought the chancellor missed a golden opportunity today. if only he'd introduced a tax on bu11**** he'd have brought in a fortune :)
Apologies for my previous post to the original author.
I realise that sarcasm shows lack of respect and may come over as being hostile towards the target.
Different viewpoints should always be welcome if they are stated respectfully.
Otherwise there would be nothing to discuss here.
I have both bought and sold these shares at different prices. I won't discuss any of my strategies here: I'm sure that you have your own strategies.
Where does it mention anything about a ban on vapes? I haven't seen this mentioned before. However I have taken your advice on the basis of your post and sold all my shares.
My initial thought was that its an existing shorter increasing their position. Qube or Marshall Wace possibly? However, I take note of your comments about the recent trades.
I still have reserves about the scale of technical expertise required to fulfill all our commitments, but apart from that are we ready for take-off Ѫ
Something going down from the look of it.
Well I guess they will also have to ban flavoured fizzy drinks that are aimed at children as well, given that we are having issues controlling the weight of our kids. I would think that would be an overriding health issue, not the vape issue.
I can only conclude that just want to do something to be seen to be doing something. Their main concern is what they look like, which is why all their decision making is flawed.
I'd like to see it get as far as £4 and hope for good marketing expertise coming to the fore; even a heavy coating of gloss if needed.
Don't worry: they dissed Amazon shares in the early days as well.
It's just the market. The CEO says that he has a number of options for raising capital to expand the company, if I remember correctly. Hopefully, we won't be left on the shelf, and neither will Chill!
Chill Zero now on the shelf at my local Morrisons. What a significant breakthrough.
I bought a spare for my wife. She had recently started smoking cigarettes again in secret. After busting her and inquiring she admitted to smoking 2 a day. I bought her a Chill Zero vape online and she reports that she has been doing the vape instead of the cigs. This is a winner for me.
I saw the Go.Compare hoarding at the end of the player's tunnel at Cardiff Stadium on Saturday morning on the BBC.
Good positioning and I wondered at the time how many people it would remind to get their comparison quotes done.
I noticed that the share price didn't drop as far on the latest down leg. I bought some previously at 6.26 when it was on the way back up so that stuck in my mind. Are there any seasoned charters on here that can add their view?
Update: "JPMorgan cuts Future price target to 1,530 (1,555) pence - 'overweight' "
That's down from previous ratings, but still much above where this is right now.
It seems that the UK Government will be deciding in future as to what constitutes a "bad habit".
If you don't see this as an erosion of our civil liberties, when will you? The Conservatives are becoming the party that dictates to us how we should be living. If this isn't a dangerous development, what will it take to convince you that they are a bunch of absolute stinkers with Rishi Sunak wanting to take control of how you think. All my considered opinion.
Have you ever seen such a blatant ramp!
GLA, Hank
Amazon are closing their UK insurance site. This negates the threat to GoCompare market share that had previously been anticipated. This can only be good news for the share price. Expect to see a positive move after US investors get a wind of this.