Kingfisher Plc (KGF)
April 14th, 2008There has been a theory around that when the housing market turns south DIY stores do quite well as people tend to stay put.
There is a counter-theory that says this is nonsense and that it is particularly not true when the store in question is a dull as B&Q.
Well, we say there’s a third theory, and that is what has gone as far down as it can because its so bad can only improve. Anyway it’s a good excuse for a lot of puerile gags.
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4 Responses to “Kingfisher Plc (KGF)”
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Dylan Minto Says:
April 14th, 2008 at 9:28 pmI would just like to say that I thought the Kingfisher video was distasteful, if not verging on appalling. It told me nothing I would need to know as an invester in this stock. I would expect iii to portray a much more professional image than the current iball video backlog entails. As a regular investor in iii, I was pleased to see the roll out of iball, however very few of the videos really provide proper insight and leave the viewer wondering how much the people making these videos really know about general investments/economic matters. The content and complexity of iball needs an urgent rework and does not reflect well on iii as a serious business.
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Andy T Says:
April 15th, 2008 at 8:42 amDear me, Mr Chuckles has come to town. I laughed out loud.
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Chris R Says:
April 15th, 2008 at 1:56 pmThis video tells you nothing and is inaccurate.
Who says B&Q stores are dull? and why so many sexual innuendo’s stick to interviews with company executives and less of the video entertainment business!!!! -
thecustomer Says:
May 6th, 2008 at 2:09 pmI wouldn’t trus’t the opinion of any’one who i’s too dim to us’e an apostrophe correctly. Doh!
The old cliché has it that as far as the stockmarket is concerned one should go away in May and come back again on St Leger Day. What? And miss out on all the fun? Reeling retailers. Broken banks. Crunching credit. There’s so much more than mere capital accumulation, yield and dividend. Not only are there bargains out there but also more than the odd laugh. Click on the portfolio to see how our writers have got on against the market.
