Once again we are in that pre AGM window when a positive train of speculation starts to build as well as the equal and opposite pessimism that also creeps in around this time as well.

Given that there are 12 business days left until the AGM and the historical evidence, as some posters have pointed out, that the AGM is about the items on the circular and that's it, prudence would dictate that expectations be tempered and any anticipation be used for future news, as we have been led to believe by the CFO, that will come in this second 1/2

IMO, of course