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Will be nice to maybe seen some director buys today
I believe they can now buy as results are out of the way
@comeonvog
"This pandemic has changed people perception on what is important . Working from home will be the new norm."
....Why are you mentioning stuff about working from home and NEX. Travellers on NEX services are not this type of Passengers and never have been so use that line for another stock to comment on.
"I would also put travelling by bus to an airport is something i would much prefer not to have to endure ever again. People are liking the social distancing , public travel has always been a dirty experience having to share space with people of low hygiene levels . IMO"
....This personal opinion from your mind is a load of crap and quite rude to the many that travel by coach.
Coaches are full for the limited capacity they are taking, NEX are still making a profit from services even at reduced levels. You seeing even an empty coach with no Passengers dont matter and isn't a shock. Before covid coaches were empty some times on frequent services, they still made millions so that's an irrelevant point. Services run with or without Passengers, they make money collectively as a whole operation.
The stats out might make you question but for like more than three months it was a complete shutdown so stats reflect that. Business is picking up and families with kids, groups and singles are travelling on coaches as its value for money by far. People are carrying on with life atm and going about their business with whats out there and making use of stuff that makes sense to them.
comeonvog...You really are talking garbage here. You shouldn't make stuff up, people come on here for information so if you don't know dont make stuff up.
Comonvog, re people not giving up cars and preferring to travel alone or with family?
as in any recession cars will be sacrificed, when fuel demand goes up so will price, inflation everything that goes with it. the cheap option of public transport although not preferred will again be taken by the masses. true more will work from home now but that will result in even more cars being sacrificed and more public transport journeys for entertainment, shopping etc.
we are only going to see more cities with congestion charges, employee parking charges, higher road tax in the future so guess what....more public transport journeys. Everyone has their own view on public transport but one things for sure, its here to stay!
Working from home will not be the new norm.
Posters parroting phrases thinking it makes them sound clever.
More people may work flexibly from home, it will not be the new norm.
"public travel has always been a dhirty experience having to share space with people of low hygiene levels "
Well clean yourself up then before you travel, try taking a shower now and again.
Good to have varied views. Best not to just believe your own narrative.
Time will tell
HappyDays2U Do you really believe people will give up there cars , i would have thought the that people would prefer to travel alone or just with family.
themuir01 This pandemic has changed people perception on what is important . Working from home will be the new norm. You say a vaccine in 2 months, but when will it get rolled out to joe public . I would also put travelling by bus to an airport is something i would much prefer not to have to endure ever again. People are liking the social distancing , public travel has always been a dirty experience having to share space with people of low hygiene levels . IMO
Defo more Blue than Red now everyone turning to the outlook rather than bottom line! This should recover significantly today im sure.
I fully agree. This has huge future upside. Plenty of cash to ride out the storm. The forthcoming global recession will most likely work in NE favor. Smaller company / routes to swallow up, more people giving up their cars for public transport and the future green revolution as well. Public pressure / tax not to fly as much and give up cars for green public transport. I can easily see NE having a big monopoly on how a large portion of the world go from A to B...cheap as chips at this price IMO.
themuir01 Now you are stating facts "The UK's working its way back... plus we will have a vaccine in less than 2 months. Google Johnson and Johnson" . What about all the people who now understand they can work from home.
yes Jazz plus we are all sick of the scare mongering...we are getting on with it.. simple
One thing to add is people wont simply stop using buses and coaches, but probably increase due to them no longer justifying the need for cars as there is much less emphasis on the need to have a vehicle permanetly.
Yes the volumes will never be the same again, but there is a real shift from government to get people using public transport and there is a crazy amount of money gone into public transport infrastructure.
I can see the government subsidising public transport massively over the next couple of years.
I was at birmingham airport and buses are running by national express frequently, and thats in a pandemic.
As we learn more about the virus, you will see schools go back to normal etc too.
Excuse the spelling mistakes.. I was typing in rage :-) haha
This will recover... todays news is better than expected.
The UK's working its way back... plus we will have a vaccine in less than 2 months. Google Johnson and Johnson
https://www.jnj.com/single-dose-of-johnson-johnson-covid-19-vaccine-candidate-demonstrates-robust-protection-in-pre-clinical-studies
Once the vaccines announced all these type of shares will have 100 % rises... so don't tell me this will drop further in winter. IT WON'T.
comeonvog you are posting to try and influence people on here... constant today
I've added another £30k here this morning in 2 lots.
I'm more than happy to wait to double my original and latest invesement.
What do the wheel on the big bus do?
This is a great compant to be invested in and I look forward to receiving dividends too.
One factor I personally find interesting is that the scale of price drop assigned to the coach industry has been broadly comparable to many airlines. Again there is a lack of logic to that approach, and suggests that many are simply viewing the sector in a holistic fashion. There are two significant reasons why an airline is at far more significant risk. One is that aircraft need near full capacity and to be near full flying hours to cover the exorbitant costs of aircraft ownership. Secondly they are more exposed to individual national pandemic approaches/lockdowns/quarantines etc. For the coach sector to be treated from a price perspective in much the same way completely misses the scale of exposure point/debt gearing/capital investment requirements etc. Genuinely can see no firm logic to bundle them in the way the market seems to have been doing.
dreamachine Good for you, Blinkered vision as to capacity numbers is the way to go. Perhaps people should have taken a little more notice of the foot fall on the high street and saved a fortune on retail stocks. O look air lines are doing really well with passenger numbers down. " and guess what, in recession, folks have less disposable income " do you see the flaw in that statement.
themuir01 . This is a board where we can express opinions, I think this will go lower as winter approaches, and you trying to bully me off here wont change that fact unless you can explain where the growth will come from. They will after all have to make a profit at some time.
just topped up too, shareholders meeting seems pretty positive
yeah right... most are anyway.. they are never full.. so you were watchign the buses go past...
themuir01 What are you on about, this is my opinion not " expert advice " as you call it. I was on the motor way yesterday for over 4 hours and every NET bus was way under capacity. where are they going to get growth for the remainder of this year , that is what i am eluding to.
Why are you here giving your expert advice?
themuir01 As you are.
comeonvog why would anyone listen to you? clueless
Plenty of time to get back in here, if numbers of infections start to move back up this winter these stocks will take a big hit as all public transport will.