As you can see from M&S's long-term chart below, its overall trend is simply dismal. Prices are now lower than the lows established during the 2008 global financial crisis. If we measure the stock's drawdown (peak-to-bottom in percentage change), the figure is even worse. At 150p, Marks & Spencer share prices are 75 percent below […]
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