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[markiemark321] 10/10/2024 22:05

He/She is something else!

[markiemark321] 10/10/2024 21:57

Oh Dave, it must be killing YU. All these posts YU read, but then can't reply to, because we are all pretend filtered, pmsl. It must be driving YU absolutely nuts.Make sure YU stop at your golden cross roads and let all us longterm winners pass ;)

[disc0dave46] 10/10/2024 21:36

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[sparky333] 10/10/2024 21:23

Regency Research have just released a 'buy' recommendation for YG, saying it is "well-positioned" for the future with "attractive" metrics.

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 21:22

No mention of regency research issuing a buy recommendation either, was the best thing since sliced bread when they issued a take profits in Nov. Silence today though wonder why ?

[johndoe23] 10/10/2024 18:36

Not surprised sparky. Labour don't want a stock market. Next will be taxing of spread betting

[cocker] 10/10/2024 17:25

One of the warnings, "unstable dividend". PMSL, but all in all a stonking buy/hold

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 16:33

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-why-think-y-group-094847356.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAB_gfQEWrZ-A9rwi9eWT2wTOTMdnE-KH81Mcqa67lXnWdvVA8FeG7Pq9n163cePYzSLzz5wnOO0oiMpOxFZPMc5IX6rGD-q7-4DVjcoX4oIt7j7N52n2lXp8oVKg_kjIB3lXfEmO_lOXNrNRSIqQmOWsnN04NGYLbvq9mJWyGler

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 16:30

https://news.sky.com/story/scores-of-companies-take-aim-at-reeves-over-tax-threat-13231445

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 16:07

Next door made a big song and dance about this lot when in Nov they said take profits. Now a buy wonder if the same rules apply lol.

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 16:04

Apparently Regency Research have just released a 'buy' recommendation for YG, saying it is "well-positioned" for the future with "attractive" metrics.

[disc0dave46] 10/10/2024 15:43

Looks like a gap down on open tomorrow.

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 15:23

Gas back over 100p again, average since Spring is way way above the 55p low in March

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[sparky333] 10/10/2024 10:36

lol your funny

[disc0dave46] 10/10/2024 09:54

Bobby boy wouldn't want a main lusting, all the extra financial hoops they would then have to go through, naaah.He moaned about the lack of institutional interest and thinks that's not within his own remit to rectify, sorry Bobby but it's all down to you and your dire comms and PR, not to mention your failure to deliver on your promise you verbally made last H1....dummy and pram spring to mind. Not a very good look IMO.

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 09:26

Indeed it is done on purpose to see public reaction.

[zubes] 10/10/2024 09:21

Ah I see, thanks. I think the Chancellor has simply thrown every taxable policy at the wall to see what sticks so to speak. She's spooked pretty much everyone. Whether they actually see any of it through remains to be seen

[sparky333] 10/10/2024 09:10

People are reading into this statement and the way AIM is ignored and the Gov could hammer IHT for AIM.So the logical thing is to move to the main market, AIM has always been a nursery, YU is a big boy now and should be with the big boys. If the IHT is cut by labour then no incentive to stay so main listing. The lack of Institutional engagement has been disappointing, despite management delivering colossal value year on year. Many AIM companies are questioning the market's future and the desirability of remaining listed. This has been reflected in the reduction of quoted companies. The AIM market's future is delicately balanced and won't be helped if the current government further punishes and disincentivises entrepreneurial high growth companies. This lack of recognition is frustrating; however, we remain focussed on delivering FY24 forecasts and positioning the Group for another record-breaking performance in 2025.