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Well I have prepared for a closing 8.3p as like you say the Hedge have it. The vox podcast was dreary with drip fed snippets of positive news and as you say bland, Majid offers not excitement in his vocal presentation and could easily voice over Derek Wilton from Coronation St. I guess DOC can add some light why the sudden sag in SP as like GGG stated this is pond side driven.
After this week's news I was half expecting us to peak around 10p by friday to close from a good RNS, however today I am hoping we stay above 9.2. Reading Tony's outputs and a few others I guess in my opinion we'll be looking at back-end of Q2 for Divi and importantly figures to see long term picture.
The TSX has more transparency here so using the link below you can see who actually is buying:
https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/ITE/trade-history
Find it hard to believe that they don’t have to follow, like any compliance requirement regardless of geo-location you have to abide with local laws and regulatory measures. IMO the RNS a few days ago just paves way for snr mgmt to cream more off the top.
"Unbelievably naive" ..........remarkabably an unintelligent comment from probably a blinkered vision. The govt as a whole not just the characters you see on TV but the hard workers behind the scenes making it work from local councils, parishes and governing bodies to getting this roll-out underway and backed in many ways. Regardless of wheedling in politics from what they had to deal with is remarkable compared to other countries. The hard work of those just totally abnegated through a short sighted flippant comment. Just so much disappointment in your comment but we live in a democratic socitey and each to their own.
Was laying new pens out this morning and my fields literally piggy back off the A303 and from 0500 to around 0900 we probably saw over 200 caravans/motohomes heading SW. So I can only imagine the increased footfall on those poor villages and districts from these idiots thinking they deserve a break. Like you Trent I am climbing the walls with frustration and would love to just b*gger off for a couple of days for the change of scenry. This govt has done a grand job in how they've handled it however the inbound flights is a huge concern. We are an Island lets just close the borders and re-open next year.
Pubs, restaurants and bars which reopened on Monday have said their sales were more than double the levels seen before the coronavirus pandemic struck, according to new figures.
Hospitality data specialists at CGA said that like-for-like drink sales jumped by over 100% on the first day of outdoor trading, compared with the same day in 2019.
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Not comparable in anyway as footfall was without pandemic, Mondays elevated boost was people gettting out to see who else was out and to be part of the novelty factor. True reflection of figures will be Q3 and also the biggest factor will be when the Govt device on how to claw this money back. I have yet to venture out for a pint as this time of year is busy for us so once chance permits I shall be out for a few cheeky pints.
I've gone from Weisbeir (my fav back in the 70's) to EPA now so more or less full circle (tried the inbetweens). I have to say we do excel at ales in Britain.
Well I lost a fair bit on here due to the BOD so cut my losses and joined I3e back in Dec, took a chance on penny stocks now reaping the rewards slowly but surely. I've monitored these over the months and feel they're nearly there but very behind the curve ball.
I'm glad no one took the advice of Selling low and buying High, they'd be in the same boat as you now! Heaven forbid your strategy is something like a Terry Pratchet novel. The opening statement of "Yes agree Its looking like a good time to be back in here" is very good especially as its April SuperDischargers day!
Well at 98p you'll do well to sell at 96p and top back up at 99p.
DYOR & Stay safe
Seems to me alot of folk jumping ship on the RNS news. Not the most verbose RNS and alot of self working out to actually see the figures. I guess a lot of short termers grabbing what profits from yesterdays uptick.
Thanks JAdam for the workings out its aprpeciated.
I use trustnet for all RNS as LSE sometimes drops RNS and doesnt make aware of some news. I have overseas and they're covered on this site too.
https://www2.trustnet.com/Investments/TNUK/LatestAnnouncements.aspx?pno=1
SP has been up on the TSX very similar to this a couple of times and the LSE has hardly waivered. With the penultimate day of Q1 here I am hoping that some sort of news is released. A lot of eyes on this board today will be checking the RNS lets hope the arrival brings more trust and hope rather than bleed it out till the very last day tomorrow.
Same RNS message but more information in this one.
https://www2.trustnet.com/Investments/Article.aspx?id=202103261016346494T
The approach of caution when buying at this price must be a factor when taking into account the amount of ad-hoc plans currently in flow. With RF leaving there must be questions like, why? He has been there a long time and no one quits on the back of a global pandemic having just signed a major JV, taking on a cash strapped SA Brains, and brushed off a takeover. I air caution however not to sound negative as we have really enjoyed/enjoying this chapter and want to contiue but until we know what the note holders say and BNP Paribas intention of repayments aswell long term startegy we're currently coasting into the unknown.