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Covgaz I’m just raising it as a possibility … a very distinct possibility.
Are you suggesting that a great load will be sold at below 7p Latics , ie at a loss , just so they can have the warrants? The warrants may never reach 9p. And if they do , the PI"s who bought the masses at 7p will be quids in anyway.
Maybe I an reading your point wrongly.
Forever
Cubane1… let’s see how long it stops at 7p or under in the absence of news.
Latic, with the current volumes, they may be unloading a trickle at 7p, keeping the price down to 7p, but not exactly unloading a flood...
Cubane
I think the point is that in the a background LARGE take up of shares at 7p has happened just to qualify for the 9p warrants. If the act of holding a large number of shares at 7p also is considered risky then I can see large holders selling their 7p shares for what they paid … no risk for them but until those shares are sold to unsuspecting PIs … the SP will stay at this level until a news event.
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All things considered, including a strong likelihood of runaway inflation worldwide, RKP must be one of the best best world-wide imo (except for the GGs of course) :)
You can’t sell off profits in warrants, the warrants are worthless until the sp is over 9p anyway.
I don’t see any profit from selling when the placing and OO was 7p and the sp now is at 7p???
What might happen is if the sp rises to say 10p there maybe some selling into this, we usually get stuck around 12p, not sure why but this is a level I can see the share rising to and then stalling unless some major news. My average is still over 40p , despite buying more than my allocation in the OO.
I’m not waiting after 35 years though to break even. I’m greedy, I ant this share trading in £s, many multiples of todays sp.
Then I’ll die vindicated
Good luck all
Surely the next significant piece of news will be the outcome of the OM arbitration case. Not that long to wait really, unless it gets extended again.
FFS...he's a "re-set" conspiracy loon.
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Be mindful of head in the sand with butt exposed.
Ovets: good post lad...ironic it came after the barking nonsense. Was reading (yet another) loon online recently stating, with great confidence, the Russian invasion wasn't real - all made up by Hollywood apparently. New technology is wonderful - unfortunately it has allowed nutcases to join up with other nutters - which reinforces their psychotic mindsets. Frightening times.
FFS...he's a "re-set" conspiracy loon. Mad as a ****house rat.
I would say that virtually everything is irrational at the moment, so very hard to predict much with any certainty. COVID seems to have clouded everyone's judgement and the much discussed/anticipated 'return to normality' has been something of a catastrophe, not helped by Vladamir.
Could be making a big mistake, but under such circumstances, I tend to resort to working things out rationally on the basis that common sense will eventually prevail, as presumably it must?
'Common sense' may have to be applied to a completely new set of circumstances, but it should at least be 'common sense'.
How are the US frackers fairing at the moment? That was a significant fly in the ointment, skewing everyone's oil price predictions.
Not saying that Sam got everything right, 'cos he didn't, but the moaners/critics seem to forget what actually happened, catching everyone out.
I think some sort of recession is inevitable, but not so sure about 'a depression'. Remember that 'sub-prime' debt was one of the key issues to kick-off the crisis in 2007. Many spoke about it, but few really understood what it was. How do we compare now with how things were in 2007?
Do the central banks have enough ammo left for more quantiative easing, or whatever new-fangled fiscal invention some boffin comes up with?
QE seemed to do A trick, but not THE trick intended, so would central banks do it again, if needed? It's interesting to see how fragile the interconnected World economy really is, so minor tampering with it can cause amplified/exaggerated results.
My belief is that energy will remain fundamentally crucial for World stability and the likes of Navitas will be looking through the fog to when affordable and reliable energy supplies will be in even greater demand.
Hi LTT
Comments here from The Duran yesterday.
1st 15 mins:
https://theduran.com/netherlands-farmers-protests-germany-deindustrialization-moscow-new-address-uk-embassy-update-1/
Not just me who thinks this is the deliberate de-industrialisation/take down of the economy of Europe and the West in general.
When the WEF talk about more equality in the world don't assume they mean bringing the poorest up to the better off.
Perhaps they mean equality by bring the wealthiest down to the poorest? Their actions suggest this to me.
You can believe that the WEF are a bunch of complete idiots or they are deviously working to a set agenda (not mutually exclusive). The agenda is UN Agenda 21.
Mike
PS. The Harbour share price is just ridiculous imo. Yes the windfall tax isn’t great for them and they have hedged some of their production at lower prices but they should be debt free by year end.
I guess they will be hoping the new Chancellor scraps the levy but they look underpriced to me regardless.
At some point investors are surely going to have to look at the companies that are actually making money, even if they are frowned upon.
Desperate times = desperate measures. Profits over principles!
Do you think oil will go that low even in a global recession this time LTT? With such a supply crunch going on and no global spare capacity, you’d think oil prices would remain strong even with an economic slowdown. Of course the market is never rational so you might be right, but you’d think it would be much more resilient than in the 2014 & 2020 days when supply was outstripping demand quite significantly.
Who knows, but like you say Navitas and Israel will be looking longer term whatever happens - it just might affect the debt market.
Can see any news effecting anything in this current climate! Look at Harbour, making loads of cash, drilling going on, share by backs and yet they are closing in on 15p PMO pre merger!!!!!! How can that be? Are oil companies so demonised?
Crazy times particularly when hydrocarbons are needed so badly. Can’t help feeling we are in for a spike then a crash. €100+ oil is not sustainable, something has got to give, OPEC cannot raise production in any meaningful way! Just hope we get sign off and secure funding before oil crashes again, just the hint of US going into a recession and oil will drop like a stone! No doubt Navitas will be looking at the long game and not be concerned about short term fluctuations.
LTT
Waiting for the next bit of news.
It would not surprise me to see a lower price then as profit takers emerge selling off placing shares and warrants. Depends how good the news is I guess ?