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Posted
17 hours ago, Dr The Singh said:

I was thinking i would do the house up with the tenants in and yhen kick them out.  But i was told Rachel Reeves in november would make it difficult.

Best to do it up without them inside I’d say 

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Posted
15 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Yeah I'm joking of course. I thought earlier this week the dip was strange given their annoucement. 

I agree entirely, it has surprised me. 

 

It seems the problem is the markets interpretation of the difficulty of getting the actual product to market. I shall have to dig further to see what else I can find on it! 

Posted
39 minutes ago, richardsfoxes said:

He told people about it at 9p, even with the dips its at 42p right now, if my maths is correct thats a 33p gain from each share at its lowest in weeks. No one is forced to invest, do your own research and if you want to take the risk, take the risk. I dont understand how people are constantly throwing his name through the mud when at every point through this stock it has proven to be what they say it is and has made people money. Your's and others posts completely defers people recommending/giving their perspectives on stocks and their intrests. I came into this thread to get others perspectives, other idea's and then do my own research into whether thats right for me.

 

If you don't have anything valueable to say, stop trying to get your post count up and leave the thread 

 

Seriously pal chill out!!

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Posted

Any thoughts on bme? Accounting error on freight costs has sent their price tumbling again. 2nd time in a few months. I don't have anything invested with them but tempted to have a little nibble 

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, RobHawk said:

Any thoughts on bme? Accounting error on freight costs has sent their price tumbling again. 2nd time in a few months. I don't have anything invested with them but tempted to have a little nibble 

I've got shares in these and sitting on a lovely paper loss thanks to the drop!!

 

If I had the will power I would double up as the price is so low.

Dividend rate is good as long as they dont feck up anything else like this!!!

 

UPDATE=

I have doubled up on them, be daft not to at that price.

 

GLA.

 

P.S DONT LOOK AT EEE!!!

 

Thank feck I sold my initial inlay out at 44p weeks ago!

Edited by Raj
I have doubled up!!!
Posted
13 minutes ago, EastAnglianFox said:

Mid 30’s for those brave enough lol

Quite a slump since the MRE isn’t it 😂 

 

Up to 80 then crash… all after what seemed to be good news 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Raj said:

I've got shares in these and sitting on a lovely paper loss thanks to the drop!!

 

If I had the will power I would double up as the price is so low.

Dividend rate is good as long as they dont feck up anything else like this!!!

 

UPDATE=

I have doubled up on them, be daft not to at that price.

 

GLA.

 

P.S DONT LOOK AT EEE!!!

 

Thank feck I sold my initial inlay out at 44p weeks ago!

It's still falling since I looked this morning. I'm with you though, I think the value is there ATM. Only worry is it's been nothing but downward trajectory, 60% slump in 2 years. Can they turn it around or is it a sinking ship heading for wilkos and Poundland territory.

Posted
55 minutes ago, RobHawk said:

It's still falling since I looked this morning. I'm with you though, I think the value is there ATM. Only worry is it's been nothing but downward trajectory, 60% slump in 2 years. Can they turn it around or is it a sinking ship heading for wilkos and Poundland territory.

I'm hoping not 🤞

Good profit etc, and currently  a 8% divi6 so they must be doing something  right.

Obviously most retailers are struggling with the internet, maybe B&M can do more in that field to add value?

 

If it wasnt for the dividend  I wouldn't touch it with a bargepole.

 

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Posted

A lot of stocks seem to be dropping at the minute other than the main big guys. I got out of EEE at 40p.

 

I'll sit and wait to see if the market starts to grow again before jumping back in and buying extra volume in stuff I already own. 

Posted
4 minutes ago, The Bear said:

A lot of stocks seem to be dropping at the minute other than the main big guys. I got out of EEE at 40p.

 

I'll sit and wait to see if the market starts to grow again before jumping back in and buying extra volume in stuff I already own. 

Wouldn't surprise me if a major correction came sooner rather than later given trump's handling off the US economy and some problematic issues across Western economies. US stocks continuously rising while trump wrecks their international standing and partnerships seems pretty unsteady to me. But then we seem to somehow never have a correction so I'm probably way off.

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Posted
8 hours ago, whoareyaaa said:

next gme ?

Who actually knows, I didn’t put in any serious money but when you see your initial input quadruple you start to wish you had, equally though could it all just come crashing down?

 

if it is I’ll be buying a buy to let 

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On 24/10/2025 at 10:19, lcfc sheff said:

Nice to see EEE has stabilised!

 

BYND on the other hand is a bit all over the place

 

Saw this post on reddit RE BYND lol

 

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, EnderbyFox said:

 

Saw this post on reddit RE BYND lol

 

 

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I’m currently still nearly triple the money I invested but it does keep going down further and further much to my pain 🤣🤣

Posted

A big factor on EEE will be determining how much investment is required to actually start production, as variation in that has a big impact on what your stake in the early stages is worth.  I can tell you getting mines to production recently in WA has been hugely expensive, often double expected costs, and years delayed.  Labour government and rights of traditional custodians make permitting difficult, and construction costs remain very high.  Its literally a gamble.

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Posted
6 hours ago, Jon the Hat said:

A big factor on EEE will be determining how much investment is required to actually start production, as variation in that has a big impact on what your stake in the early stages is worth.  I can tell you getting mines to production recently in WA has been hugely expensive, often double expected costs, and years delayed.  Labour government and rights of traditional custodians make permitting difficult, and construction costs remain very high.  Its literally a gamble.

Given the potential gains the MRE has indicated though, you'd think they'll find the funding. It's just a matter of time. Then I think it'll start rising again. 

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