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Ignoring the slime, a 5p div would appear to cost about £17.5m and I would have thought is as good first target. Probably 4.7p or something like that to make it sound better thought through. I'd guess at that point the share price should be about £1 to £1.20. Any bad news, nuclear war or New Covid would of course scupper this but if I'm a radioactive lump of charred bits I don't really care...

Yes, hope so. Obviously a few profit takers today including me, but lots of purchases too. In fact I've bought back a lot of what I sold this morning and netted £500 into the bargain so happy to play the see-saw as it rocks gently upwards.

There was an old poster called Simes
Whose negative rants were like whines.
He only saw ill
Despite good news still
While watching the share as it climbs.

I'm heavily in PSN too. Great minds and fools.... Good luck!

Oops. Forgot I'd already spent it on gas...

It's great to be back. I'm 14% up on CF so I've sold 10% of my holding but plenty left to rise. Off to the shops to spend my profit!

I'm upgrading beer money to decent burgundy money. Hoping for champers before too long!

Hey! It's doing better than I thought. Splendid. Just sold a bit at over 62p. Will try to buy them back a bit cheaper!

Agreed. Definitely some good bits in there, but nothing that!s likely to start a SP recovery today. We'll see. I'm holding anyway. I have a lot of these and any dividend returning in the medium term will keep me in beer money.

Can't see any special reason for the SP to rise or drop (based on the report), but in that scenario it normally seems to plummet! Disappointing but to see anything more positive about dividends returning. This is the positive news the market needs / wants.

Nothing especially unexpected good or bad. Disappointing but to see anything more positive about dividends. Hopefully the loans preventing divs can be paid off a bit early but there was certainly nothing positive about this that I could see.

Nice idea, but I expect the opposite may apply. Enormous demand for cement, sand, builders etc. Will drive prices up and consequently profits down...

Haven't Blackrock been building a position recently. With an 11% yield, the profits and divs can fall quite a bit before the stock looks overpriced. And no debt to worry about gearing or banks. Maybe there are some other skeletons in the cupboard?

With a yield of 11%, brokers upping their targets, and a sp as low as it's been for years, this is difficult to ignore. And from what I can see, management team much better than a few years back, and quality too...

Higher inflation and lowish interest rates should drive even more people towards buying a house and government will probably extend help schemes and a relatively low cost way of buying votes.

I hope to be living off these (and Card Factory) until the start of the 4th World War... Bought masses of 'em today.

It's crazy. What sort of update do you have to give to avoid a 4% plus drop in SP (from an already low level). Maybe the Russians are selling up...

Agreed. I've bought a lot today! Fingers crossed. I've even been selling things at a small loss to buy these! Silly I know. Good luck. And broker has raised target price too! Hoping the market doesn't know something we don't.

Someone around here may be plotting a cyber attack on CF, or perhaps is banking on nuclear war. Otherwise their predictions seem rather unbalanced...

Hi Folks, I didn't have any problems when using the online system although there are clearly sometimes issues. TBH, my 83 year old Mother has struggled to get the Tesco online shopping right, and believe it or not it's not always the system's fault. I'm sure it can be improved, as can customer service, although this is true of every company I interact with. Utility companies, anyone?