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I dont think my breakeven price of £29.50 (bought when it was predicted to hit £40) will occur this y

Why the continual drop in Share Price

What's not to love about a trip to Greggs?

Should some on the executive board be held accountable as they are failing to increase value in the company.

I wonder if Gregg's should add a Mr Whippy ice cream machine to some stores - may result in additional footfall on sunny days and additional sales of other items.

Frustrating we are sub £16 again.

Simply - phew!!

Although I wish they gave the judgement midweek to allow the market to trade away the fears that were hanging on it.

I fear a kicking is incoming

Items need to be priced to round amounts (£1, £1.50, £2.00) adjust the portion sizes to meet these prices. Watch items fly off the shelfs.

Anyone care to suggest why this one tasty sausage roll stock has gone cold, there was talk of £30 once.

Any idea?

Was hoping for a steady rise and a tasty treat.

Now I am wondering if Greggs shares are bad for my high blood pressure

You never fail to disappoint!!

Honestly I don't feel this will ever meet my expectations

It is said that a rising tide lifts all boats.

Yet here we are stalled, with a cancelled half year dividend.

Still can't believe shareholders accepted the Nationwides offer.

I wonder how much higher the shareprice would have been today if the offer had been rejected

A motion of no confidence in the current board is required.

Other than Branson I can find any references on the Internet to support the sale.

We a new board and stronger leadership at lower leaves to ensure goals and deadlines are achieved.

Get staff back in the office and eliminate homeworking.

Given the recent strong uplift accross the UK banking sector.

Who feels the offer is inadequate and must be revised upward?

I agree, the banking sector has risen well recently, and the rising tide should benefit all.

It seems that we now stagnant due to the Nationwide offer.

I have rejected the offer and feel it needs to be north of £3 per share.

Finally got my corporate actions.

I voted NO

Feel their is more value in changing the current board, than accepting a low ball figure.

I have just read that NWide are only offering 0.6 of the VMUK book value.

Is this correct?

Still not received any notice of corporate actions, anyone know what happens next?

Still feel the shareholders are getting a raw deal.

These shares had been £3+ prior to covid.

They lost there way post covic due to management allowing too many staff to homework and loose focus on corporate goals.

The board made a mistake by trying to be 'hip' and telling staff to live a life more virgin the shareprice performance was downhill from that point.

For me, The offer falls way short of what is acceptable.

I will vote to reject it.

Seems the offer is an 'easy out' for David and Co.

No longer the need drive this bank to be the best digital bank in Britain and the promise year on year dividend growth.

Recent scores indicate both goal have been way off mark.

Anyone know when these shares will be physically cancelled and settlement sent to us long suffering shareholders?

I have not recieved any corporate actions asking to either accept or reject the offer.

Given a choice I would rather reject and hold the board accountable for their failing and hope that a more capable board could drive us to the success we had be promised when they got into bed with Virgin.

Hopefully the customers approve.

The customer experience under Virgin Money is awful.

Well that's February finished and we still haven't gained positive ground in 2024.

What is going wrong in the world of Virgin Money?