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If there's one thing that identifies this share as under-priced it's the minimal overall drop since the start of the recent market turmoil.

10% tariff from UK shouldn't hurt US acquisitions too much, I wouldn't have thought. But overall I don't understand how tariffs work. If CF imports something from China, and then exports it to US along with cards, and different labelling / wrapping, what tariff will apply?

What a good response! That's the kind of thing happy and upwardly mobile organisations do. Yippee!

Share will drop on ex div date... But should rise when results and div are announced in early May. The sp weakness is a sign of the grotesque lack of liquidity in UK markets and fear of retail stocks. Hoping for a progressive dividend, and controlled comment regarding headwinds!

Sell off this morning after Asian markets sell off but should be transient. Nothing to do with Card Factory itself. I wonder if our friend with a small brain overseas will start to wake up soon - before too much damage is done. Probably not. Will be interesting to see how any tariffs impact the CF world with its US acquisitions. Anyway, fundamentals should stay reasonable despite the best efforts of various governments.

Price jumped a bit. The signs are promising for a more prolonged recovery...

Still plenty of muppets selling! Not me!

Promising! Do not sell!

Card Factory opening quite a few stores currently - LinkedIn is full of it! All the vibes from there are good and positive...

Not a great presenter, and I lost interest but I generally totally agree. Patience is the key here. That, and re-listing in the US.

I agree with Gulfharbour... Leaning more towards special div. But could / should use buybacks to prevent dilution due to staff / management share giveaways (I hate these!).

I'd prefer a special dividend in addition to the normal dividend - mentioned in company reports - and buybacks are mentioned there as well although these never seem to have the desired result imho. Buybacks clearly make numerical sense. Not sure how much cash will be splashing around after the US adventures and investment but we will see. Paying off some debt is always sensible but the special div will do the most for the share price! Not long now...

Ridiculous price. Wish I could buy some more but fully in. Sure ain't selling though! Good luck, patient ones.

Yes, too many sellers that's for sure. It's been a lot worse relatively recently. Not sure how it can be worth 140p 6 months ago and 85p now when only good news over most of that period. I will just be patient.

Unless something very strange is happening this share pays back over a pretty short timeframe. Sooner or later institutions and scavengers are going to gobble it up.

Greggs and poor January for them in particular has given a great excuse for MMs to price down forcing further sells. I expect the bad weather in January affected CF as well. But people don't go to CF every day and if they needed cards they would choose a day when the weather was not so bad. Greggs drop utterly ridiculous based on the update I read, of course.

Great excuse to drive the price down today and force out a few more sellers with stop losses and thinking this is best practice. It is if the company is bad, but we are going to have 2 cash dividends over next 8 months... I can see that as my carrot...

It doesn't seem to be a rubbish company to me. Market for retail stocks isn't great, but this one goes up and down and seems manipulated to some extent. Needs people to stop panic selling and buy Low instead!

The AI rubbish on the wretched Internet that I use just regurgitates profit crashes from 24th September and nothing much since other than bits about US ventures. But the headlines ate all very negative. Can't help in this silly world of silly people. After the next results in early May I guess this will change to reflect the much better annual results. If AI is really that pathetic after the January update there's plenty of room for improvement.

Down she goes... Hilarious. My probably rather naive view is that someone is trying to condition a flurry of sales every time the price creeps above about 97p. This share should be 120p or more but human beings are remarkably gullible and these small caps are so easy to manipulate until proper buyers pile in.