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A bit like your conrtribution to this board, then?

Quote: "I thought we should have had the voting figures by now. Meeting must be going on much longer than expected. I hope the former directors are not trying to make a comeback."

Yes, they're on next. They'll be presenting their pitch just after Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne.

Hi Fred,

Yes I had a nagging suspicion that that was the case ☺

I'm hoping I can match a pattern here, or is it just wishful thinking:

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♥ Hank

While the CEO does not come from a traditional FMCG multi-retail background, this alone should not be disqualifying. Jeff Bezos similarly lacked direct retail and logistics experience when founding Amazon, yet succeeded through adaptability and collaboration with specialists.

Callum brings relevant strengths in regulated environments, capital raising, investor engagement, brand positioning, and turnaround leadership, all of which are highly pertinent to the company’s current phase.

(this is but a summary: to avoid any legal repercussions that could arise from posting material that might raise regulatory concerns, I have provided a dubious proxy link - you're welcome to ignore it)

♥ Hank

Source: LSE ShareChat — Chill Brands discussion

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.html?ShareTicker=CHLL&share=Chill-Brands

From an article:

"Chill Brands isn’t racing to riches — it’s tunnelling slowly toward them. Profitability looks unlikely before 2027, but compared with its HNR past, even the prospect of making money feels like striking a new vein.

The recent auditor‑related dip may have been more nerves than substance. Whether to pause the trek or keep going is a personal call, but don’t expect fireworks until later in the journey.

Still, acquisitions or new product lines could open unexpected caverns, reshaping the map entirely. With a CEO who’s shown steady hands on the compass, the long‑term expedition looks more promising than it once did."

BoredofyourLies

"This really is another AIM failure."

Interesting take — if only it were based in reality. The company isn’t listed on AIM, but don’t let that stop you from confidently misleading others.

If your goal is to get banned from the forum, you’re on the right track. Just don’t act surprised when factually incorrect posts get removed. Accuracy isn’t optional when you’re talking to investors — or pretending to be one.

Apologies are due.

I predicted that this share would come back on line after suspension at the price of 5p a share.

This did not happen.

I feel shamed.

However, the truth is that my prediction of 5p a share is a not only inaccurate but also, inadvertently, a total gaff given recent developments.

You can read what you like into this statement.

Give me a call in a years time.

♥ Hank

In the early days of Amazon, Jeff Bezos warned investors that there was a 70% chance it would go bankrupt!!!

GLA,

♥ Hank

I recognize the argument for affordable housing. However, I've observed instances where developers propose building these homes at no profit in exchange for planning permission to construct luxury properties on other sites—especially in green belt areas where approval might otherwise be difficult. All my own observations from the real world. So you get your affordable housing and the council gets extra money for its dwindling funds, but there is a price to pay, I suppose, elsewhere. Is it ethical? You tell me. Councils need the money to pay for public services. Where do you set the bar?

Interesting to observe that the Barratt share price has gone up by 10% over the past three months whereas the TW share price has gone down by 10%. Can anyone explain this?

Trump says that a UK deal "could be worked out".

According to LSE "There are currently no open short positions in Taylor Wimpey." Is that true?

How Labour plans to ease mortgage rules could help you borrow more.

Labour is rumoured to be mulling making changes to mortgage rules as part of a plan to increase growth.

https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/money/property-and-mortgages/labour-mortgage-rules-plans-borrowing-3486836

Berenberg cuts Taylor Wimpey price target to 160 (175) pence - 'buy'

Where is your explanation for this. please? Or do you just like to throw a brick in the window and then drive off?

If they were to be de-listed from the exchange then they would have to be moved from the ISA account elsewhere within 30 days as they would no longer qualify as an ISA compliant share. Otherwise they should be OK.

The cost of energy is more likely to go down due to:

1. The stabilization of energy markets which will lead to a reduction in volatility of prices. This is more likely than not to lower costs for consumers.

2. The increase in supply of energy exports from both Ukraine and Russia may help reduce prices.

3. Geopolitical risks have historically contributed to increased energy prices, so the reduction in risk is more likely to lead to lower prices.

4. The stabilization of the geopolitical environment should lead to economic recovery and growth, improved market confidence and increased investment and this should positively impact on energy prices.