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Looks like the bottom is in from a TA perspective
Could go out the window with a bad RNS but a potential solid entry for those with knackers the size of space hoppers.
Operations at FPM have been performing well and there has been no disruption to the production and sale of its products. The Company is able to report that production volumes for the month of February 2024 were the highest since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine commenced in February 2022.
9 April first court hearing,, fingers crossed Could be Good News,, just Topped Up going to buy more on the Dips,, Strong Buy and Hold
Https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:31.016/centery:46.630/zoom:13
I haven’t seen as many ships in port since before the war. I’m not sure which ones are loading FXPO product though but it must be some. Q1 results on April 8th will be in interesting to say the least. I can’t see the SP recovering until these legal issues come to a head. Surely freezing his shares from being transferred is better that ceasing his assets directly?
Don't understand why this has come so close to yesterdays RNS...
True, dismayed at the response, suppose need to see what happens to that US$125m
Great News,, Solid Buy and Hold,,
Will be out soon , imo FXP should be heading towards 60p very soon, imo
Poor reaction to a very positive update.
An excellent update. Powering ahead despite all of the challenges.
Better than expected that
Not looking good for Z...picked this up from another board
https://www.hindustantimes.com/videos/world-news/macron-warns-of-ukraines-quick-fall-at-russian-hands-nato-has-this-advice-for-zelensky-101711101968440.html
However, it doesn't mean the end for FXPO.
Interesting Silver. Maybe not such a big deal in the energy mix then. FXPO do transport a large percentage of there product by barge though. If they took the dam out then that would be negative. Plus tit for tat attacks on each other’s industry won’t be good for FXPO.
It wouldn’t surprise me if FXPO have had to shut down operations due to electricity shortages. Ukraines home grown long range capabilities are only going to improve over time. This was one of Putins reasons for Ukraine not joining NATO. If they did Moscow would be in range of NATO missiles from all directions. Well thanks to Putin it looks like it already is. It looks like he’s building up to another mobilisation. Let’s hope it doesn’t go down well at home.
Q1 results are supposed to be out 2 weeks tomorrow. About the only thing I’m optimistic about at the minute.
The ceremonial walk down town KIEV is imminent. Hopefully then this border dispute can then be finalised. Thank god I sold all my shares in fxpo
No doubt there is an escalation in the exchange of taking out strategic assets going on. Putin is furious that refineries are being taken out, and is replying with strikes on Ukraine's electricity infrastructure. Off course Putin sees the west's hand in all off this, especially places like Britain who can't ship enough drones to Ukraine. The balancing act of giving Ukraine just enough not to win the war is a delicate one, give to little, and Ukraine is lost, give to much and you wake up to a nuclear missile strike in one of your provincial cities. It's the main reason Germany and the USA have been backtracking recently.
Https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_2024_Ukraine_missile_strikes
Looks as if the dam has been targeted and is out of action.
Assume this is a power source for Horishni Plavni plant.
i could not agree more. entirely similar to evraz plc ( ftse 100 global company) however fxpo will be absorbed the the other will remain subjected to unprecedented ;illegal and corrupt sanctions by an unelected and unelectable regime.
not entirely dissimilar to a ****stani third world country. president putin will do a ceremonial walk down town kiev.
but still these sanctions will remain in force
My point, which I thought was self-evident, is that investors often make the mistake of thinking that downside is "limited" just because a stock has already dumped.
If anything, trading becomes even more risky as the lower we go down, those penny drops are a greater % thus paper losses bigger.
Badjob, if your exposure is 1 share at 44p then yes your value at risk is 44p, but it isn't is it?
I could have bought 100k at 100p then panic stop out at 50p. thus losing 50k. Then I go back in again at 40p with another 100k because I think we've bottomed, only to then lose another 50k as it falls to 20p...
Of course I realise that but at a share price of 44p the downside is limited to 44p whereas the upside is many multiples of that which is similar to the economics of an option where you risk losing everything for a large upside. That's the way I look at it because I'm of the view that my shares here could be wiped out. You can't value this as a normal investment at the moment.
Iron ore prices up almost 10% and this has gone down 13% - makes no sense.
Fog - I think anyone would recognise that. This is a well run company - headquartered in Switzerland and listed in London.... its operated extremely resiliently...
"shares are more like an option play now with relatively limited downside given the low share price"
You do realise that a stock can fall 99% and then another 99%?