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RhyzG, I agree with you that probably cheaper to build their own and make it a better version rather than dealing with the legacy system. However gaining client would be tough as people hate to change vendor unless they have to and that's the premium they would be pay for. Director selling is rather clever, as there is always a drop after ex dividend. I sold half of my stake too. Was surprised to see very little of it yesterday though. This could go to 73 in next couple of days.

What alternative does Manchester council has to Stagecoach? It appears to be a well run company which has been hit by pandemic, looking at the chart it's going up and having a correction. You probably sold at the bottom of this correction.

Typical of rise and dump or maybe market maker just want your shares cheap.

Noticed a few value shares are down at moment, this must be the end of month dump. Or pre ex div dump. Us market is holding up well but weakening. Though this could go lower if us market corrects, this is pretty cheap to load up at this price.

Livingstock, agree the increase is not well received. He need to make the merge succeed. Mergers take at least a year if not 3 years. But the purchase itself is good for lseg

Not wise before ex div, but happy with this price so going for it. Hope results tomorrow is good.

I see, yes agree that would be good opportunity. Im looking forward to the crash as long as it's not virus related. However I've been wait for it since April last year though.. someone said back then the market will go beyond march low .. and it hasn't happened yet :(

Look at all the buys at the end of day. But if it does I'm doubling my position. This covid fear is temporary which give the market much needed correction in case of FTSE 100 and bubble bust for US market. Nearly time to go shopping.

Steviewonder77, the bubble this YouTube is referring to is already crashing, he mentioned quantumscape which went 115 to 31 and could fall further, there are a number of other shares sharing the same fate. Most of FTSE 100 however are not in a bubble state but still due for a correction.

FireAnt, yes it's time for a little pull back, it might drop further on Monday as we didn't have an immediate bounce back towards close. But with this pull back it will hopefully go back to the upwards trend. If falling below 84 I would be concerned for it to drop further and retest low point, but I doubt this will happen, too many people interested to buy this.

Bought back what I sold, it could go down further though to 76.50 ish.

Sold half yesterday waiting for this drop to buy back. In the long run, this will go up, it has already suffered 15% drop. As for the crash, you can already see that in some of the us shares, i've already picked a few up but won't be surprised if they go down further.

Anyone think we will have a correction soon. See to be at a resistance level to correct, plus market in general is looking to have a correction soon. Target would be around 76.

I suspect tesco metro haven't done well over the past year and that will change with the reopening. But Tesco need to look into improving on-line delivery efficiency, on-line business is great and would allow tesco to vastly expand product offering that would not need to take up shop space. I can clearly see areas Tesco can improve, hope the management can too, and have the right people to execute. Bought the dip this morning, if it dips again when US opens, happy to add more, better Tesco than leaving money in the bank with 0.01% interest.

Lakcaj, tesco bought a supplier of catering business a few years ago, hence the call to get people to pubs and restaurants.

What people don't realise is the potential of click plus, lots of money has gone into e-commerce shares and while a lot of people are WFH during pandemic, once everyone is back in office, they will want click and collect for their online shopping. For the payment side, although I've not used paypoint myself, I've used similar company in another country to pay for budget airline tickets by passing credit card fees, the potential is huge if they can undercut credit card fees for big ticket items.

This graph is looking like 2016 around similar period. I'd say buy and hold.

Thanks GLA, good to have you confirm the uptrend. As to the gap, not every gap gets filled ( feel free to correct me) although I hope it go back there and fill it so I can buy more at that level. US market was very risk on today so this could mean another gap up for Lse.

@Volcano, you have been very patient indeed. Fingers crossed it will retest the bottom and rise up. Or maybe it will just rise up. The upward movement today was very strong but then I saw that twice from 7100 to 7300 a few days ago.

The us session may bring it down and it probably need to retest the bottom. Will add more if that's the case.