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I’d put it at 95% now. If the institutions were genuinely backing a Yes vote, they’d have hoovered up everything under 30p by now, the buying would be relentless.

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LOL - this share is a small part of ANY institution's portfolio - the idea that they are full of angst and worry about what happens here is laughable - there are more profitable options out there.

Yes vote - No vote - it's irrelevant - if institutions thought there was value in this share - beyond the CURRENT share price - they would be buying - THAT's the bottom line here

He has created enough nonsense to fill an entire Landfill :-)

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Ice has just been made Professor of Nonsense at Oxford University - a title that is surely well deserved

No, they will not buy as they cannot use them to vote YES.

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But they CAN use them to reduce the cost of the takeover - even more than the ridiculously low offer price allows

Will Sidara be big buyers tomorrow?

I just see him as Labour's answer to the Tories Liz Truss ....

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Mad Ed is FAR more dangerous than Liz - because the city have refused to act in the same way they did to HER view on running the country

Oil refineries closing - North Sea oil & gas being shut down - chinese-made EVs being allowed to swamp the car market in the the UK - more than 20 BILLION to be wasted on carbon-capture - 10 BILLION on GB Energy - which has ONE employee - that SHOULD be enough to cause REAL concern in the city - but - nothing

Don't know if this been posted already - but it just popped up on one of the sites I read - with today's date

https://oilprice.com/Company-News/BP-Unlocks-15-Billion-by-Selling-Stakes-in-US-Midstream-Assets.html

I have shares in all 3 of these FTSE 100 companies - and all 3 held their significant price gains throughout the day - DESPITE the drops in the US markets

A clear sign to me - that the recent price drops were over done - but probably did the job - as many PIs probably panicked and sold

I haven't decided exactly when I am going to panic - most likely just before the budget :)

That just about answers my question Jimi!

This private shareholder - the board don't seem too friendly towards him - or more precisely - the advice he seems to be offering

To someone who has noticed the share price spikes here - but doesn't follow the company - what is going on!

It seems to be running out of money - the capital-raising exercise was rejected - and yet the price is not suffering

There's a good chance the demotion is already factored in to the price

Some FTSE 100 funds might actually be content with the current dividend return - and are expecting a quick return to the FTSE 100

I think the market will utilise Novembers run up to the budget to create volatility

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Unfortunately I believe that volatility will be well deserved

With Reeves effectively side-lined - and TTK appointing a bunch of unelected socialists to run the chancellor's office - this budget will set out to correct the 50 billion black hole - and that correction won't be coming from austerity cuts imho

This year alone three of the world's biggest pharma companies - Merck, AstraZeneca, and Eli Lilly - have pulled or suspended UK investments worth almost £2bn

Mad Ed has effectively crippled our North Sea oil & gas industries - and is allowing UK refineries to close - Reeves is attacking farmers - and food production - the entertainment industry is on it's knees - and the govt is now thinking that increasing taxes on the gaming industry is a sure bet

Volatility? - You ain't seen nothing yet

If the optician invests £719,985 in Caledonian Holdings and then is hit by the bus, the CHP shares assuming no increase in value would be taxed at 20% so HMRC would take £143,997 a saving of £143,997.

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You assume an awful lot - regarding the tax situation of the the multi-millionaire Optician :)

And of course - IHT only applies if he still holds the assets when he/she passes away - as the saying goes - perfect planning prevents p*** poor performance - not exactly as written in the text books

Actually down to a reaction to this Iraq deal?

Thing is buy now for a 9.3% div return.

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That div is a year away - lot can happen to a share in that time - and it looks as if SOMEONE is forcing a price correction on LGEN

I want to average down on LGEN - but not just yet

Thanks for the info pokerchips - It might JUST be enough to tempt into averaging down over the next few days :)

I only just bought into LGEN - not wanting to put recent profits into more BARC sales - and figured the imminent dividend would cushion any drop in price.

My question is - does the LGEN board have a published policy for share price growth - or is it just Steady as she goes - and relying on the high div rate?

And the system cannot cope ..

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SMH - the system CAN cope - the system is CHOOSING not to cope

Mad ed is wasting 50 BILLION ON NET ZERO - Cancel that nonsense - and the govt can easily build enough low-medium security prisons

Stop arresting and charging people like the father ted creator with incitement - and the courts have plenty of capacity to deal with low level crime

I'm assuming that was just completing a larger order - otherwise we may have found the world's most cautious investor

' maybe we should all opt into this system and get our bills paid'

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My Plan B retirement plan - was to keep nicking cream cakes from my local tesco - until I got 'punished' with some jail time. That plan has been had to be revised - now that shoplifting is now legal under this rotten govt.

I am now looking for a 2nd-hand jaguar and a sawn-off......

......have reiterated their 200p target price - what do they know? Because the shorters seem to believe them