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A 5p div would cost about £17.2million. That's roughly where I'm hoping they will start, when the various debt levels allow.

I am only saying what I actually observe. Unlike some opinionated posters on these unregulated bulletin boards.

Twaddle! People buy cards at local shops (mostly) on their way home or to work or shopping for food or out for other things. With the cost of stamps the idea of buying cards online is rather limited. Looks like someone trying to talk down CF for no good reason... Best value shop on the High Street and every one I pass or enter his been doing great business this Xmas.

This share is now all about generating a sustainable profit, at which point a dividend should return and the SP should be well over £1. No reason or shouldn't get to £1.50 £2 or higher but that's a longer term goal. It seems to me that cards will continue to be given to friends, schoolfriends, to commiserate and celebrate, but Xmas cards will gradually die away - mostly thanks to our appalling Post Office and over-priced stamps / terrible service levels. Card will have to weather that change - but by selling tat, wrapping paper, novelties etc I am sure they will do well. Online makes limited sense when there are so many shops (so it's mostly local to the populous) and delivery is slow and expensive. My bet is £1 by mid 2023, and £1.50 by early 2024. Or better...

Bridgen not Bridge. Wretched auto-correct rubbish.

I'm sorry to have to agree that there appears to be a massive cover-up about vaccination effects. Andrew Bridge exposed this in the Commons a day or two back. Media not covering it. Something is definitely amiss. Excess deaths are well above where they should be.

Topped up yesterday. Another 70,000 shares. Feeling smug as it soars past 75p. Go, baby, go!

Just bought a bit more CF on this little downturn. Can only see this share at £1+ fairly soon and paying a little div before long. All stores I look at age busy. Can't believe how cheap everything still is!

Poor update and current trading by Moonpig. Much too expensive. Everyone's going to Card Factory!

With SIPPs, ISAs, EIS etc. there are plenty of incentives for small investors. Lack of indexation for cgt is nuts of course, and things will get much tougher under a Labour government (for right or wrong). But the reduction of the tax free dividend is hardly a massive deal when the country is essentially bankrupt.

Same store busy and tills ringing at lunchtime on Sunday...

Bought some cards at Caterham CF couple of days back. Store busy and rather cold. Staff were busy and cheerful. Till ringing incessantly. No stamps. I asked how they could sell the cards so cheaply - lady on till laughed and said it's because the heating is switched off!

So nice... So rare!

On its way back up hopefully. Switched back out of TheWorks with a nice profit and bought Card cheaper than I sold it. For once my strategy has worked!

Bearish. Hardly surprising. Short term so hang on!

Looks like it. I sold some over last couple of days so I've been buying back!

That is why there are market makers. They have to provide liquidity in the shares to enable a buyer without a seller of vice versa. In higher volume stocks this is obviously less of an issue but the MM may take long it short positions depending on their view of the stock.

Yes. That is the reason. But still completely wrong...

I just bought 50,000 shares in TheWorks. I seem to be the only one trading. Each of my Buys has appeared as a Sell in LSE. Utter rubbish. Do not believe anything about trade Buys / Sells. Clearly junk. I have learned my lesson.

Interesting. I've bought 50,000 shares this morning. Every one is showing as a Sell. Proves once and for all that the trade information on lse is total junk! I seem to be the only one trading. Shows correctly on TheWorks website...