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big drops small gains, 3 steps back and and 1 tiny step forward, that's always the case with Barc.
I for one certainly didn't see a 50p drop per share coming and all within a month.
Having been a long term holder here for years, all I know is that it won't be back at £1.90 levels anytime soon.
My best guess is that what we have seen wiped off in a month, will take at least 18 months to get back. I'm just hoping Barc don't cancel the 5p dividend on the 31st March... Based on current events, a great deal can certainly happen in the next 16 days... GLA, I'll be staying in for a lot longer than planned now..
The only positive here, is that BARC has started the buy backs, which should offer some level of support.
interest rates should be substantially lower by the end of the year and the 4% - 5% savings returns will be quickly removed sooner rather than later.
9% down at close today and very difficult to guess a bottom. Astonishing but also maybe unsurprising consideringwhat is going on with Credit Suisse. No BOD announcement and unlikely to get one from BARC. From a personal point of view, looks like I'm going to review my strategy here and one from short to medium hold to long term hold. I want to resist selling for a thumping loss. I suspect there are many others in the same, leaking boat!
Surprised that Lloyds is 'only' 4% down today, half our drop at the time of print. Dividend still in play is one reason perhaps. Prefer the wider global exposure here versus there personally, but market says I am wrong. I can see myself adding a few more at 130p and then a final tranche around a quid. Then perhaps a bag holder for a year or two :)
Same here. Couldn't resist. Took out a couple of grands worth at 139.4. if it drops more then so be it.
Key is to buy in small tranches.
Just had to have a little top-up at this price.
Back in March 2021 when Barclays started their first share buybacks I decided to do a baseline as something we can compare back to. Back then Barclays was valued @£31.7b and the Share Price was £1.82. Obviously the market values a company different over time so it is difficult for shareholders to see the benefit of the buyback.
Back then there were 17,365,368,531 shares in circulation.
As of today there are 15,860,972,183 so if the market valued Barclays at £31.7b today the share price would be £1.9992
As it happens the market only values Barclays @£22.1b today (£1.39)
I believe this is an over reaction of the markets in my opinion. If Barclays get back to their value as of March 2021 then the share price of £1.99 is still way below the tangible net asset value of £2.95 so they would still be a bargain buy then. Whilst we might not have seen the worst of this new industry crisis any shares bought today seem like a risk worth taking in my view - and I've put my money where my mouth is.
TEMPTATION…. As Oscar Wilde said. Under 1.40 was too much for me…. in for a few quid @ 1.39. Probably live to regret it but calling bottom is never easy with Barcs. Time will tell??
I've also bought some more today - 7446 @£1.41
I think Credit Suisse are fairly safe but I'm sure I remember reading somewhere that there's a 'resolution' plan in place should the bank fail due to the knock-on global impact which would be far bigger than the SVB failure in the US.
I bought a small chunk too, been looking to buy for awhile.
just had a little nibble 10k @140.66, ftse trying for double bottom now, i think todays entertainment is over but what does tomorrow bring?
Goodness me, this chat board has taken an unexpected turn! Anyway, I have been pondering whether CS can be allowed to go the way of Lehman. I really cannot see that it can, without a similar macro result to the last time. Regardless, I would be amazed now if the rate hikes continued in Europe or the UK. A pause, rather than cuts, might be the compromise they settle on. Cuts = central bank credibility in question (for those few who have not already come to a conclusion on this topic long ago!)...continued rate hikes = 2008 on performance-enhancing drugs. IMO.
Id happily sit down and have a discussion with anyone with any opinion, no one here can be 100% they are right. Seems like just because HF's views are different to the majority people go all bully mode. Professor John J M had different opinions 7 years ago regarding Ukraine, would we not sit and listen and then create our own arguments for our disagreements? https://youtu.be/JrMiSQAGOS4
Maybe thats just me. I'll let you guys all go for it and take a step back for a while. GLA.
Yeah. These people can argue a banana is an orange to suit their agenda, no matter how absurd they make themselves sound. Reason or argument is futile with such people, and is best not to dignify with a response. I hope for this individuals sake that he has an agenda or links to russia. Even then, I seriously doubt the most ardent russian troll truly believes what bile they are paid to spit out.
If this poster actually has no links to russia...then god help them. Or perhaps move to russia? Nobody suggests the west is perfect. But boy is it better than Russia & Co. That is of course unless you are happy living in a hut and just go with the flow and whims of your dictator whenever they feel like a murderous rampage.
Best to just smile and wave at these people.
Just hit the report button and have the pro russian apologist removed.
How anyone with even half a braincell can support the dwarf with the long table is beyond me.
Unfortunately theres a few similarly minded on this platform, to its discredit.
You're right AngerSharkz. This guy has never posted on Barclays or Lloyds boards before and the message (same posted on both boards) has nothing to do with Barclays or Lloyds, nothing to do with Banking and nothing to do with finance bar the lead in subject title. The board has clearly been trolled to provoke a response.
Not trying to he a forum moderator or anything but if someone has an opinion that doesn't align with yours I don't think its right to be abusive. Maybe say you disagree and counter your thought's. Society is terrible right now it allowing open debate without getting abusive and and "ganging up". I dont think its right. We have a good vibe here, lets keep it that way.
Triumph1: Just imagine it's all a plan by Saudi to get control of CS - all the 'soft power' that would give them having access to all the data on the private wealthy clients across the globe . . . Nice little coup if the Swiss won't rescue it (which they almost certainly will).
No giantsquid, I've studied the US backed ultra-nationalist Maidan Coup of 2014, the subsequent bombardment of the Russian communities by the Ukrainian regime and the Rand 2019 - 'Extending Russia' publication in which this advisory group explored the possibility of the US trying to drain Russia with support for the ultra-nationalist groups and a provocation in the East. That's the evidence!
Sorry for the O/T but what we should be asking ourselves is if this current Ukrainian Regime regarded the East as part of them, why did they remove their native Russian language (in media, history, education etc) and more importantly, why have they been bombing them for the past 8 years?
Anyway, this is all part of the wider US collapse from my perspective.
Lowerrisk - I certainly haven't sold my soul to anyone or anything!
This Flyinghigher is a gambler, sell his house, sell his stock, sell his family, sell his soul, and will lose everything.
The prat posted the same on the Lloyds board.
I'm not the only one that finds the timing of their reported financial reporting discrepancies very suspicious.
They really couldn't have timed that release any better to cause maximum panic on an already wobbly market.
Was CS known about ages ago? The fact that they have found gap in its financial reporting only came out yesterday. It's known to be a basket case, granted, but not that it wasn't reporintg.