Life is returning to the leisure sector
The end of Covid restrictions has brought a return to almost normal trading conditions for JD Wetherspoon. In the last three weeks sales are down just 2.6% from where … Read more
Why it could be time to jump on board a recovery in the travel and leisure sector
Apologies for my absence over the last week or so, which I’ve spend recovering from what I thought was a mild dose of the Omicron variant. Having suffered little during the first week with what seemed like not much more than a stinky cold, I’ve spent the second – since testing negative – feeling utterly awful. Shortness of breath, fatigue and a foggy head, thankfully now improving, has meant it’s taken all the concentration I can muster to get a few words down on paper.
Perhaps, then, the World Health Organisation is right that we should avoid the temptation to think that the pandemic is over or that Omicron is a mild disease – as I had done in week one of sniffly self-isolation. Cases are still rising in Europe and some developing world countries, like India. And my own brush with the bug leads me to think there is indeed something very un-cold-and-flu-like about it.
Phil and John talk about drinking, driving, and shares in good-deal territory
On this week’s Quality Shares Podcast Phil and John talk about their trip to London, the challenges facing the hospitality and car … Read more
Why it’s better to drink in pubs than invest in them
Apologies for the lateness of today’s email – I have been in London with Phil meeting an impressively knowledgeable group of private investors from Signet. It was a fun … Read more
