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We'd surely see £2 again if druid came good? Any thoughts?

Atlantic - you neglet to mention that during the journey from seven pounts to 10p he successfully removed ANY opportunnity of EVER seeing seven punds again.

Lets hope we never see 3p again.

.16 today , another ceiling on the way up

Whilst I am delighted this has gone above 4p I am baffled as to why - trading volumes aren't particularly high and we have had no news. It does smack of backroom market manipulation but whilst it's going up you won't hear me complaining.

Ja ja, don't be saying things like that, I'll be getting giddy again - 40p puts me in retirement zone and no mortgage! Oh the thought of it. Happy new year Breezy, lets have a nice gentle tick up during the course of this year - all the best idg69

idg69 Happy new year and all the best for 2017. A great start to the new year for JLP and i think things will only get better and better.Would be nice to finish above 4p today. All the best breezy.

hold this tight, target 40p on licence will do me

Happy New Year to all - let's hope 2017 is our year. Looks like we are off to a good start though I'm not getting giddy just yet. Nudging 4p this morning - we haven't been in this region for some time. Good luck and all the very best for 2017.

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