Retail Figures, page-212

funnymonster, I did what you did yesterday. But it's not a huge percentage of my portfolio.

It's counterintuitive and I don't totally understand it, but even though 'Mr Market' is said to 'look foward', on a day when some companies release good results and importantly have reasonable or better prospects, their share price can decline. This might be so even when the general market is having a 'good day' based on the USA's overnight Wall St activity.

My tip is therefore not to panic tomorrow if MYR's result is fair or deserving of praise, as 'Mr Market' may initially not give it any positive recognition.

But there's 17 hours and 18 minutes to go before retail investors know the reaction, assuming MYR publicises its results pre-market opening and the P & L (and balance sheet, including items like leases) have not deteriorated from the company's perspective.