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Signature Aviation (#SIG) – recommended offer of $5.62 (equivalent 411p) per share

2021-02-05 07:58:59

Signature Aviation (#SIG) – recommended $5.50 (approx. 405p) per share offer from Global Infrastructure Partners

2021-01-11 07:58:59

Signature Aviation (#SIG) – argues “robust” trading considering flying activity in April -77% YoY, has improved so far in May to -66% YoY

2020-05-15 07:15:44

Signature Aviation (#SIG) – former #BBA announces “material decline in flight activity across our network”, taking cost action inc. suspending dividend

2020-03-30 07:10:54

Why our American Dream Might Sour.

Hello Share Shiners. It is exceptionally galling to me that my wife’s portfolio is doing better than mine. I would like to report that this is a temporary situation, but it ain’t really. She’s been ahead for about a year.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-09-10 06:42:01 |

Signet is not Spelt with a C and it's not a dying swan.

Hello Share Players; What's the biggest jewellery chain in the UK? Signet (SIG). And in the USA? Signet. And in Canada? Signet. I've recommended this glittering share before, having seen my initial investment rocket. But the success tram keeps on rolling up the high street.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-08-29 22:07:05 |

Signet – Jewel in the High Street Crown.

Hello Share Swingers: I've held our Signet (SIG) shares for many years. You know, the big jewellery stores. I've always thought that engagement rings, wedding bands, presents to girl friends and glittering watches, together with all bangles and beads, will always be in demand.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-05-23 06:04:13 |

Why Take-Overs Sparkle So Much as Signet shows

Hello Campers: I wrote a few days ago about my stroke of luck with our shares in Signet (SIG), the big jewellery outfit.

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2014-02-22 16:29:37 |

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TOM18 Oct 2026

Nick a) I bet you that he and his family use the ECHR to stay hereb) Deporting 1 or 2 folks oit of the 50,000 + here as asylum seekers ( number maybe more who have slipped through gaps) is not exactly tackling the issye in a meaningful way. I do however accept that acceptance rates on new claims are down from 98% to 10% which makes sense. Syill Id love to understand how those 10% got through and on what grounds?

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TOM18 Oct 2026

NickJPs claim was about the kids of asylum seekers outperforming at GCSE. I challenged him and you to provide data on that. The data you provide also offers no evidence on that claim.tom

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Nick Clark18 Oct 2026

Tom you're right about Chinese and Indians but those aren't the only outperforming groups. Source: https://epi.org.uk/annual-report-2026/annual-report-ethnicity-2026/ There's enough data here for anyone to prove whatever they want, but see eg fig E7 showing that for 16-19yo educational attainment Black Africans outperform White Brits and the outperformance has grown since before the pandemic. Within the Black African category there aren't enough Eritreans for us to make reliable conclusions about that cohort.

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Nick Clark18 Oct 2026

On Syria - isn't our Government doing exactly what you ask? See eg https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/oct/11/surgeon-faces-deportation-syria-uk-home-office-revokes-refugee-status-syrians

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NAHUMDOLLAR18 Oct 2026

8, thanks for the quiz!

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TOM18 Oct 2026

on the other hand, the mrs thinks I am insane

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TOM18 Oct 2026

I dont think it insane. I have stocked up on candles, am replacing the wood burning stove so we can cook even if gas and electricity are off and I have about three weeks supply of tins and jars of pasta, lentils and home grown preserves just in case.I ponder getting an alternate source of power to keep the three freezers going

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MANICSEAGULL18 Oct 2026

You will probably think this is insane, but I am investing in long life, easy to store physical food supplies. Our food supplies are heavily dependent on fertilizer and chemicals, predominantly derived from oil. There are currently serious shortages of nitrogen fertilizer. The southern hemisphere is just entering the spring growing season, so if the situation does not improve soon they will be impacted. Much more food production comes from the northern hemisphere, so if the current situation extends into the spring we could be in serious trouble. At the very least we will get strong food price inflation. If I can't buy food which would I rather have, a share in Amaroq or a tin of beans. I think the answer is obvious. Lets hope that it isn't needed, but if it is I will be prepared.

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