Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
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ShareSoc & Yellowstone Advisory are hosting a joint webinar with Sainsbury’s plc (SBRY) on the 24 November 2021. This may be of interest to current shareholders and potential investors. James Collins, Director of Investor Relations will be presenting: https://www.sharesoc.org/events/sharesoc-webinar-with-sainsburys-plc-sbry-24-november-2021/
Apologies but thought this Sky News article was worth sharing with folks in light of current COP 26… next time you are chomping on your ‘cheap’ quadruple £3.00 burger from one of our eco friendly junk food co’s then you might want to consider this! Bye the way I’m not a sandal wearing lettuce munching eco warrior, but just thought it was a great enlightening article.
https://apple.news/ABhb_lm4xRIWDSZyW566NYg
You have to remember that the huge rise in price over the past year up to 340 at one point was all due to one thing, takeover speculation. That probably has a larger impact on results than any updates from the company. I was hoping that one of the failed bidders for MRW may come after SBRY but no sign of that yet. Apparently the banking arm puts them off...
320 within the next ten days
Initial reading of the results is strong for the core business but weak for the ‘general merchandise’ section = Argos etc.
Hence fall in share price.
I think all the talk of takeovers needs a massive pinch of salt, but if you’re into that sort of thing the good results from supermarket side make it slightly more likely, as does the lower sp. For me overall profitability is good as it will keep on paying ~3.5-4% dividend and as a going concern it’s good if not spectacular.
FWIW I own both SBRY and TSCO, prefer the latter at these valuations but both sound businesses. I do like what SBRY CEO is doing though which is why I’m invested here. Good luck and DYOR.
By the close next Tuesday I think the fat lady will start her last aria which will climax 3 days later......and all of the period till then the fiddler will fiddle..
This has £5 written all over it...and sooner than you think....there is no way this will ever be sold for less and could see 600 if there is no bid but that would take a tad longer imo....
Everyone, I got the link from another board who triggered a petition against shorting
You may be interested to sign it as well so please circulate to all boards you are on and they are affected
https://www.change.org/p/department-for-business-energy-industrial-strategy-make-short-selling-of-shares-illegal
Hi All
How can I find out how much % of a company is being publically traded? For example, Sainsburys might be trading 80% of the company on the stock market.
It says how many shares are in issue, but how can you work this out to find the %?
Thanks!
have been doing well too????
Sp down 0.3% at the mo.
Surely this will improve refelcting the tesco results! Plus rumours of takeover of course.
All IMHO.
Also SBRY potential bid target as mentioned in papers.
All IMHO.
plus potential takeover target.
All IMNO.
are accumulating but don't want the sp to lurch upward. Actually, who knows??
Having moved many Argos inside Sainsbury stores I think SBRY are doing well, anyway.
All IMHO.
with even a single brain cell actually sell SBRY with takeover rumours around?
OK, up 4.2%, but maybe someone should turn off the bots for a day or 2?? Raving madness by incompetent fools IMHO.
All IMHO.
to get in sub £2.90. Must admit did not bother last time we had the news someone was having a sniff but the Company that lost Morrisons must have the team together to sus out Sainsbury's so might as well do so now I think.. I think Sainsbury will reap the rewards of Argos being mostly in store now also. Plus the petrol issue in UK may have benefitted them.
All IMHO.
Are we now in the sights of the bidder who failed to clinch mrw? Market thinks so imv.
Anyone!!
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Looks like the latest news is pushing us down this morning
Going to move up fast again..time to buy
Turns out Sainsbury's are NOT giving anything away, All staff have to work another shift because Sainsbury's is closing on boxing day. I know where my xmas shop is going.
Very crafty, trying to make themselves look good whilst giving nothing, most of the staff WILL NOT benefit at all. ( thats not fair is it )
For the amount that they would lose it would make for a happier work place in sainsbury's & Argos to just give one extra day off, to be taken where possible. After all they have put up with a lot in this last year
Either unpaid leave,booked holiday,or I think you can work another day instead.The supermarkets are crafty. Boxing day is on a Sunday this year so it's only 6 hours trading off.Staff are being rewarded with this day, after enduring the hardship of covid.Its not that long ago that the supermarkets were shut boxing day as a matter of course.Then they opened while still professing to care about the importance of family time together during the Xmas period.Blatent rank hypocrisy all round,whilst trying to squeeze every last drop of blood out of the stone.
Will this be with pay or taken off holiday allowance ?
https://www.lse.co.uk/news/supermarket-income-joint-venture-to-return-13-sainsburys-stores-q369cgdrjdqqy5u.html
how does this fit with a company about to be savaged by PE?