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i will buy back around 125p

i have traded this nearly every day , it is good but i am getting bit bored now

All parties should unite for a while and sort out the Brexit.
at the moment they are like school kids.
and voting in the referendum should have been Mandatory
we wouldn't be in this mess now.
Will the Brexit happen ? Who knows.
as we are on the subject i blame Brexit for my grey hair and my grass is not green. LOL.

it is up 30% since the lows , i am quite happy with that for now.

excellent two days trading but i am not greedy and i have left some for others.

very good trading day , nice.

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PLUS is at 8.20p , that is a dissent recovery , more to come tomorrow.

as i have mention before PHNX would be a FTSE 100 one day , that day is getting closer. next shuffle we are in.

i had to take some profits today , £3 still a long way .

not long now , things must be looking good, excellent trading today .

Plus500 Ltd (PLUS) To Go Ex-Dividend on February 21st
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Plus500 logoPlus500 Ltd (LON:PLUS) announced a dividend on Tuesday, February 12th, Upcoming.Co.Uk reports. Shareholders of record on Thursday, February 21st will be paid a dividend of $0.62 per share on Tuesday, July 9th. This represents a yield of 4.25%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, February 21st.

could we see £3 again.

Morrisons appears to be putting in place a sound growth strategy to my mind. It is investing in improving the customer experience, while also seeking to become increasingly efficient. This is allowing it to reduce debt, which could create a stronger business over time.

Since Morrisons is investing in the growth of its wholesale business, I believe it could have a bright long-term future. While the supermarket sector remains competitive, and could become increasingly so due to ambitious growth plans across the industry, I feel that the FTSE 100 company could offer EPS growth potential over the medium term.

J Sainsbury plc (LON:SBRY) saw its shares plunge on Wednesday after UK regulators hinted they are swaying towards blocking the supermarket giant's proposed £10bn merger with Wal-Mart Inc (NYSE:WMT) owned Asda after an in-depth investigation found “extensive competition concerns”.

Provisional findings from the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) probe suggested that the tie-up between the UK’s second and third largest food retailers could lead to a “worse experience” for shoppers both in-store and online.

READ: Sainsbury’s could absorb at least 132 store closures, says UBS
Top of their fears were that food and petrol prices could rise, while the quality and number of product ranges offered could reduce. Overall, the CMA found that any deal could lead to a “sUBStantial lessening of competition”, especially in areas in where Sainsbury’s and Asda stores overlap.

In reaction, Sainsbury's shares tumbled 13.2% lower to 249.80p, while rival food retailers also fell with Wm Morrison Supermarkets PLC (LON:MRW) - seen as a possible beneficiary from merger store sell-offs - shedding 4.6% at 229p, and market leader Tesco PLC (LON:TSCO) down 0.3% at 227p.

StockMarketWire.com - Canaccord Genuity today reaffirms its sell investment rating on Plus500 Ltd [LON:PLUS] and cut its price target to 546p (from 1052p).

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may as well joined the line -
SBRY shares are down, my hair is silver not grey anymore and grass in the garden is not green .
I blame Brexit for all this problems and more LOL ha ha ha ha

looking for better day here

expecting good rise here today after the RNS.

weals come off today