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Gear4Music

May 2022

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A main profile at 245p in Jan’ 20, in the January 22 issue at 680p I said to lock in profits as, “This one has been accident prone in the past so I would be inclined to lock in some profit if not already done so, to leave a free carry.” Before that, I had suggested locking in profits at 800p in Feb’21. So not a total surprise to see the shares hammered after G4M said FY22 financial performance has been impacted by weaker consumer demand during February and March. It expects the trend to continue and said, “short term inflation-linked overhead cost pressures and weaker consumer confidence” means it is guiding expectations for FY23 lower. Very useful profits have been had. I am dropping update cover. ...

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