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considering we had an acquisition offer at the start of the year that Marstons turned down shows that both major external and the internal stakeholders see massive value and opportunity in this company.
marstons are a relatively safe company, with stable operations and a fantastic new partnership with Carlsberg, this is a great share to get in a hold for gold.
Suspect our friends over the pond will not resist us soon at this silly low price. Also can see RF with his new venture coming here for a tie up!
Last up date very encouraging before the school holidays, and with many staying in the Uk next release no's should be very good!
And they have their own drivers so shouldn't be too affected by that fiasco.
First time buyer today ...looking very cheap ...
yeah the whole sector is taking a hit currently, great thing that Marstons also sell their products in shop other than pubs meaning they are in a far better position that JDW and others.
Combined with their Carlsberg partnership they are in a great place to start a big climb back.
I've just bought some more, seems that all travel and leisure stocks are getting wacked down each week, which is baffling considering the outlook is improving all the time.
But in true ftse style, anything to knock ftse 350 stocks down, its either inflation, stagflation or regulation, you can't win !!
Looks like MM and auto-sells triggering the price down, good news for anyone look for cheap shares to buy and hold to make good profit
Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company (CMBC) is consolidating its secondary logistics network into a single inhouse solution for on-trade customers commencing March 2022.
It said this would create the largest logistics network dedicated to the on trade operated by a brewer in the UK.
https://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Article/2021/09/09/How-is-Carlsberg-Marston-s-Brewing-Company-consolidating-logistics
Happy surprise - with all the home drinking these guys would have benefited from.... Potentially YES
Most of the entertaining and travel sector is now coming back fast.
The price of Land for building/accommodation is also being raised across the Uk and in time this will have a positive impact of revaluation to he Marstons estate. Sales have increased recently whether on site or off sales and I see this as a great turning point for the Company. As you have said a great buy at his price thanks to the others far more negative!
JDW got damaged as they are solely bricks and mortal, Marston is also a brewery that sells their good in shops / super markets, as such their revenue wouldnt be as impeded
At this price must be a strong buy. Marstons operate their own fleet of lorries and have not notified shareholders of any negative impact at all except from the last statement that sales were greater than expected after re-opening! In fact with most of the Uk staying in the Uk we can expect sales to have increased and if anything had changed to the negative from the last notifications then the B.O.D would have needed legally to have issued a statement or could be accused of misleading investors. I have not seen any negative official statement at all from the Company -ONLY positivity!
thank you for the cheap shares MM pulling down the price today for no go reason
Lets be honest both Un fair trader and Bar the child sing from the same hymn sheet but from where I am standing always write negative comments regarding Marstons and most other comments are unrelated. They must do this for their own benefit - otherwise why do they do it?
Perhaps if they are that interested in investments for the future their time would be better spent elsewhere.
It was no surprise for me to see today Marstons price being down today and when looking for the reason seeing no reason at all for this change to see the standard negative comments attacking those that are far more positive.
Fair dealer
What usually happens when a Company’s current assets are valued at less than their current liabilities?
Fairdealer
It is indeed amusing when you see the "faux passion" in which some posters purport to believe, even more amusing is for them to think that their opinions on this board could ever influence a shareprice in even a modestly sized stock such as Marstons.
Granted they might have more success on some really tiny AIM shares, especially when the "twitterati" decide to descend en masse to a stock which for the past month or so has traded by appointment only.
I did use to think that the odd market maker might have posted something to suit his book but some of the comments are so off the wall and the memories of some posters so short that no MM would even bother. What is possibly instructive is that some posters did happen to join LSE on the very same day, funny that, eh ?
Light at the end of the tunnel folk. Just been reading on Facebook n Twitter. Apparently there's a beer shortage and the Great British public are clearing supermarket shelves of bottles and cans with unconstrained selfishness! Seriously, if this gets anywhere near my average again 1.13 I'm out! Only in small, only bought for what was good Divi and I do think this sector will take some time to recover. Another takeover bid might keep me interested or out and maybe buy in again lower. Love the brews!
barchid,
Thanks, I see these boards as a way to express knowledge and opinions which readers can ignore. It never ceases too amaze me how little some posters know about the company that they post. Many have an agenda I could count on one hand subscribers who post on these boards who do not have an agenda but solely to inform. There are also some very clever and articulate posters whose power of persuasion knows no bounds......I would not trust them with a barge pole.
I have noticed since the start of the pandemic, a New breed of so called investors have emerged and seem to treat the market like a casino. When multiple increases do not emerge quickly they become angry, but fail to understand never to invest more on the Stock Market than are prepared to lose. A very sound maxim in my book as is always do your own research before investing.
In my younger days I was always eager to learn from Elders who had far greater knowledge. I am still learning but more on human attitudes and expectations.
fairdealer
I have been on this board long enough to know that you are very usually very accurate with your observations, despite what the odd "smort alec" might think.....
Knowledge and experience, more apocalyptic.
smarty am one of the fortunate few who works for pleasure giving those who want to learn,the benefit of my knowledge and experience. Some do'nt want to learn and a few are more at home being sarcastic.
Now the furlough scheme has ended there will be 1000's who have forgotten how to work.
Well that's worked out a good day so far
Fair dealer don’t give up your day job
@fairdealer20, god insight, and thank you for the alert. many thanks, CS
Accounts are due to land any day. As predicted months ago, they are not going to look pretty.
How the Brewery results will be reported remains to be seen. Berenbergs have given Carlsberg a double down grade to Sell.
Every Hospitality company have/are releasing bad figures, Marstons will be no different. The seasonal up-tick may improve foot fall, but in every case majority of Pubcos have some huge holes in their balance sheets to fill.
Whether or not a seasonal effect does transpire depends on a range of issues, product supply, transport ( a lot of beer is tankered around from brewery to bottling facilities) , dray-men are drivers whose skills are much in demand, power costs will inpinge on margins, and staffing.
The desparate way and effect energy costs are going to impact on disposable income is going to create even more problems for the retail and services sector generally.
Can see Hospitality Co's SP's heading south in the short term. Longer term depends much on the issues stated and importantly individual company's debt management.