Member Info for Wiscos

Price down a chunk once more so I've done my bit and loaded back up. The see-saw is great as long as it keeps coming back up! Can't really see any reason why Greggs should be impacted by the Hormuz thing especially...

See-saw from well undervalued to cheapish with occasional foray into low fair-value. Perfect for trading. I'm churning this at quite crazy levels. Making plenty of stamp duty for our wretched Government to waste but nice profits on the ups and downs. Volatility like this is rather splendid.

Current SP seems crazy low even if I have rather fallen out of love with this company's management. Bought a decent chunk back in today at a big discount to my sale price so feel pretty smug. Good luck all. This must be a prime target for an acquirer to stop the silliness, flog FP and other bits for a few quid and turn it back into a cash cow

That would bankrupt Britain and most Western economies, so probably can't be allowed to happen...

Just bought in a good chunk at the ever falling prices having sold out of Persimmon on the big rise a couple of days ago. So ok for me... But why is Persimmon down so very much today?

I'm new in to Vistry. The same rubbish of extremes spouted and clear de-rampers. This share now looks pretty cheap - may well go down a bit further, but probably a good time to start a position. I think so, anyway. Just had great similar situations with Experian and Greggs, so putting my money where my gob is.

Can't believe the Muppets who increased shorts over last few days. I hope they're AI!

Totally agree. Probably 10% uplift in sp over next few months minimum (ignoring div cycle). I've taken some profits today so will sit pretty now on what is still an overweight position. Still lots of shorts to close.

Looks like the roller coaster will probably head south with the markets on Monday. Nice while it lasted. But, of course, you never know! Certainly won't be the worst hit by the war.

Hmmm. Not sure Greggs should be the worst hit stock after today's war news, but it probably won't help. Unless, of course, the Mounjaro brigade just say two fingers to the situation and stuff themselves with sausage rolls.

Starting to move up. Hope you're right. My pockets are full of Greggs!

Interesting but mostly woffle. It's the full shops, solid updates even recently, slightly better retail figures, decent and essentially guaranteed div and low p/e that persuades me this is oversold. The level of shorting is a major issue - these guys will probably drive the price lower whatever the announcement. But I've got my war-chest ready to buy more in that case. I've just had a bumper payout on Experian over the past 3 weeks so thanks market forces - you can be very wrong. I don't reckon most hedge funds understand AI any more than they understand the British need for salt, sugar and fat.

Splendid couple of days. Luckily for me I bought low so have pocketed a nice profit last few days but still have a chunky position. I expect this to gradually edge back to £30.

I'm poised for a rise or a fall. If it falls I'll buy. If it rises I'll gradually sell a chunk. Almost want it to fall so I can average down even further!

Well, it's all over the place! Probably games from hedge funds etc. sure sign it's essentially bottomed out for now imho...

I think the point of shorting is that you can sell as much as you like, but geared risk is a brave place to be. Greggs is going to leap up at some point. Patience...

Back on track.

Nice rise this morning. A lot further to go. Be patient!

And I anticipate a few more shorts closing or partially closing starting next week. Only a couple of weeks before major results announcement. When this moves it will move far and fast.

Goldman's are saying Experian is a Buy with an approx £60 target price. They see this stock as mostly unaffected by the AI dip