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Best of luck AllAtSea, you may well have pulled off a blinder with your recent purchase price.

Good to see you are supporting Ocado Neil. The rest of us are also looking forward to a recovery.

Great to hear also that MrProfit will be staying in the cupboard. If we engage in serious debate on this board we can learn and understand so much more

My enduring positivity has led me to a 500% return on my Ocado investment over 4 years , including any more recent top ups I have made. Currently it's another tough period for the share price, there have been many such periods in the past. I am still positive regarding the share but not buying currently.

I do not invent multiple fake accounts to abuse other posters on here. I hope going forwards we can all work together to discuss the strengths/weaknesses of Ocado.

Cheers Barcap, welcome to the board roughtrader.

Yes, Ocado is a bit of a puzzle. Execution risks in the current phase as the CFC network is built out however there is great possibility of new contracts, more demand as the online grocery industry grows and the pandemic speeds up the movement towards it as a grocery shopping method of choice.

Looks like my previous post in this thread has been removed by somehow by someone, unsurprising..

As I said I have spoken with complete decency MrProfit. It is interesting that you "I repeat the 200k is peanuts". The only person to have used that phrase is another notorious anti Ocado poster in this board. MrProfit you use the same punctuation, posting style, etc etc as him.

Of course we all can see that this is the same poster using multiple accounts. Why, who knows, it's very murky.

Others can clearly see you hoping for director buys on one board then deriding them on another as stated in my previous post.

Why you would want to deride anything Ocado is anyone's guess.

Yes, rightly so graking.

Others will deride it but it's an encouraging sign. Something that posters on other company chat boards are hoping to see their directors carry out.

Neil,

On the 14th July you posted on the MKS(Marks and Spencers) board the following as the share was falling..

"I would not be surprised to see some directors buys coming in now. They know it’s a bargain."

So, using your logic Luke Jensen seems to know the Ocado share price is a bargain right now.

You hope for director purchases on the MKS board and then deride them on the OCDO board.

With all due respect management buying shares is always something to look out for. It's no guarantee of course. Like Jensen could be a poor judge of the side of the company that he manages.

Many, many companies have no directors buying shares for extensive periods. Personally I think it's encouraging Ocado management are again buying...

£200k of shares purchased today by the man who knows the current state of play re all of Ocado's possible worldwide contract opportunities.....

You're not the only one buying Barcap. Luke Jensen has bought £200ks worth of Ocado shares today. Great to see management buying into Ocado's future..

See RNS for details..

The fire was priced in largely on Friday. Small fire, well dealt with. The delta pandemic spread gives further opportunities for Ocado as high street stocks took a beating today. There may be no lockdowns but high street footfall should start to drop as covid numbers increase and more have to self isolate.

Further contracts are already priced into the current share price as outlined by Morgan Stanley recently. This fire was another hurdle for Ocado to overcome. As Ocado have proved over the years they are very good at jumping hurdles and recovering stronger.

Best to all.

Best of luck Barcap,

As I posted over the weekend the information re the fire was known to the market before close on Friday.

"Before the close on Friday we were all aware, if following the news or this board, that Erith CFC had a fire, that it involved robots on the grid and that multiple fire crews were attending.

Ocado share reacted by climbing 0.5% in that time on Friday between 12.52pm, the start of the fire and 4.30pm, market close"

I strongly believe there is opportunity for Ocado in this escalating phase of the pandemic which should engrain online grocery shopping further as a method of choice.

Other worldwide grocers will seek out Ocado's solutions to their growing necessity to make their online service best in class and profitable

https://youtu.be/okhQtoQFG5s

I'd suggest a brass rendition of The robots by Kraftwerk...

That's your view and you are wanting to buy more shares? Completely baffling

Ocado moving down today as the FTSE 100 drops. FTSE is now down 1.97%

Why would you buy more shares of the worst investment ever with 800 patents that can easily be ripped up in court - according to yourself?

Doesn't make sense.

Long term holders keep shares for years. I am not a short term speculator.

If you are so disillusioned with your investment then it's best to sell. There are many other great opportunities out there. You are very attached to short term moves. My first Ocado share purchase spent a year lower than my buying price. Sometimes 40% lower. However I listened to others comments, researched a lot myself and made my own judgement. I didn't let off steam by criticizing other Ocado shareholders, it wouldn't make sense to me.

How is a 600% share price rise in 4 years a disaster?

"Let’s face it this is the worst investment ever!"

That's your best line yet MrProfit. Ocado has given a 600% return over 4 years..

If it is as you outline above you should sell your shares immediately. Many buyers are snapping up the share currently

The share price is up near 600% in 4 years. It has declined recently, could well have been caught in an inflated bubble when in the high £20's. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. Many internet related stocks have dropped from their high prices earlier in the pandemic.