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[hazl] 04/10/2022 15:35

I agree with Billy on this occasion....though I do make the odd post about governments,too.


It is about visibility and suggestion.
Supermarkets,know this, or they wouldn't move everything around frequently.
You go in for a piece of cheese and come out with a danish pastry as well.
So, yes, if you spot one of the DNA tests,you might just think...hmm might get one of those, if you already had reason to be interested in the first place.

[billy3] 04/10/2022 15:26

I did not say that they would sell as many as covid tests. It’s about availability.

You say people had to buy covid tests.
That is correct.
Same as no one is forced to buy burgers but they go to McDonald’s.
No one is forced to buy a
TV but they go to Currys.
No one is forced to buy holidays but they go to TUI

It’s about availability and brand recognition and as Penny explained, millions hold boots advantage card.
Why do you think people go on dragons den etc just trying to get their product in the big retailers.

If you don’t think selling new tests through boots (because no one is forced to buy them) is not a good thing,then maybe you are in the wrong game and should stick to name calling elsewhere.

[mike2042] 04/10/2022 15:16

Name calling now columbarius, easy tiger, your comments and position on this stock are starting to take on the persona of a ‘paid deramper’̷0;

[columbarius] 04/10/2022 14:48

You needed a PCR test to go on holiday cretin.
LFTs for covid tests sell themselves due to over 2 years of fear and publicity cretin.

Trying to suggest Penny's tests will sell the same just by being put on Boots shelves are the words of a cretin, cretin.

[columbarius] 04/10/2022 09:29

Yeah well people were forced to buy PCR tests cretin.

[billy3] 04/10/2022 09:25

The boots and Lloyds were hugeLy profitable for PCR and LFT so easy availability of new test one would hope it be as good. Certainly market moving.

[spacedust] 04/10/2022 09:16

Yes that would be. But what contracts do we already have in place? And What difference has those contracts made?

What will these new contracts make going by historical contract wins.....???

[billy3] 04/10/2022 08:31

Neither lol.
I keep getting notifications so I come to read about MHC and it’s a commentary on the government.

With regards the share price, it will need a contract with boots or something for the new products to get this train moving. Wouldn’t that be lovey !

[spacedust] 04/10/2022 08:08

Ok would you rather me endlessly bang on about the mhc sp???

[billy3] 03/10/2022 22:10

Can we keep the politics off here ?

[spacedust] 03/10/2022 21:18

Here's another prediction. Truss will be gone very soon as will kwasi. Truss me

[spacedust] 03/10/2022 08:00

Massive U turn done. Pound should stay in the region I stated...i predicted this when it was 1.08 Against the dollar

[spacedust] 03/10/2022 07:59

spacedust

29 Sep '22 - 08:22 - 8080 of 8090

Until the government does a U turn the market has them by a noose. Market is king of all Kings. UK government must do exactly what the market dictates.

All they need to do is do a massive U turn




spacedust

29 Sep '22 - 14:37 - 8084 of 8090

Pound should be back to 1.12 ,to 1.15 a dollar in October for no reason.

[columbarius] 01/10/2022 10:05

Daniela Russell, head of UK rates strategy at HSBC, said the BoE bond purchases were a “sticking plaster” which buys time for pension schemes. “With a possible cliff-edge when this is due to end . . . the bank may consider offering more support,” she said.

More QE to look forward to? Support supposedly ends on 14th. QE now adds to inflation so this will be interesting. Our hopes at MHC currently rest on covid numbers and hospitalisations continuing to rise. What a world.

[hazl] 30/9/2022 18:19

You can see by the chart that we were up around the middle of the day....even if you haven't access to the trades.

[hazl] 30/9/2022 13:12

Actually it's a mixed bag.
You often see prices soften around lunchtime.
We had some buyers early on.

[mr macgregor] 30/9/2022 09:51

Down we go. Covid has been kept out of the news by the Westminster loony bin but numbers are still rising.

[hazl] 29/9/2022 16:18

Here's one for you columbarius....we have been discussing on the SHA thread
( a general conversation board)



Err sounds remarkably similar to what might be happening here.....
'Tom Slater
@Tom_Slater_
"To paraphrase a former US president, the nine most terrifying words in the English language are: ‘I’m from the IMF, and I’m here to help.’"
'

Oh heck..

[columbarius] 29/9/2022 15:41

I vote for a republic and lots of polytunnel banana plantations.

[spacedust] 29/9/2022 14:37

Pound should be back to 1.12 ,to 1.15 a dollar in October for no reason.

[spacedust] 29/9/2022 14:36

Add in a few hookers and court case lawyers

[columbarius] 29/9/2022 12:00

Fancy cars, expensive restaurants and houses etc. but it goes back to what I said earlier (8028), we're net importers so foreign owned companies likely to benefit as much if not more than UK.
The market has the BoE by the balls but so has Trussonomics. She wanted QE to continue right? The zealots think QE has no downside. Whether by design or not I don't know but they have got what they wanted and have shown former FCA lame duck Andrew Bailey can be held to ransom.
I'm hoping oversold good quality stocks will get a boost as we go for growth. I hate the politics but you have to look for ways of making use of it.

[spacedust] 29/9/2022 08:23

Could someone explain under the new tax rates why a Premier league footballer getting another 200k a year will encourage growth. This gov needs to be sacked if they don't do a U turn

[spacedust] 29/9/2022 08:22

Until the government does a U turn the market has them by a noose. Market is king of all Kings. UK government must do exactly what the market dictates.

All they need to do is do a massive U turn, a little windfall tax on energy firms for the short term. Keep the 45% additional rate, keep the income tax rate at 20% and the pound will rise and then stabilise.