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Mikey - you don't know how lucky you are.
Try holding PSN for professional ski-slopes.
Its down 19% since 16th Aug.
I certainly have the Midas touch - NOT - down 36% since my first purchase on 7th March, in a market that's roughly flat over the same time frame. True CSDI performance !
Just when you think it may have an up day the ski slope begins again - never ending .!!!!!!
Hi Dan, I'm not sure i will ever be able to agree with fleccy on that one, but hey if it's working well for him that's all that matters, it depends on your time span and situation i suppose
for myself i would ideally like 7-8 percent dividends and an increase in capital inline with inflation, or at least see your capital returned at some time throughout the year, but as we all know they don't always work out the way you would like, then it's a case of trying to make the best of a bad situation as with Lloyds and vod for instance, but there comes a point when your patience run out, especially if dividends have been reduced or stopped, As Gary was saying it's probably not a good time for buying anything at the moment, but if your already invested, just sit tight and make use of the dividends
If this week is anything to go by, we will have to buckle up and weather the storm for a while, but it's only a paper loss, so don't worry and be happy as they say
GLA
"Hi rob, much as I love Fleccy's posts, The idea that a falling share price for a vod shareholder is good, or at best doesn't matter, is of course complete nonsense."
Actually it isn't Daniel, not if you have faith in the companies you invest in. Low prices are an opportunity. if you believe as I do that Telecoms have a bright future. If you're a short term trader who wants to see a quick profit, then they could describe my point of view as nonsense, as they're working to different rules and different timelines to me, it's just chalk and cheese.
"That's a good attitude from you, but i suspect for most they will be disappointed that the recovery is taking so long for these shares, let's hope we don't have to wait too much longer
cheers"
On many ocassions I've argued the point that an investor can obtain growth through dividend reinvestment. For anyone invested in non dividend paying "Growth" stocks, seeing their investment drop on the back of macro events like the Ukraine War and the current inflationary environment, they have no choice but to sit back and hope their stocks recover sooner rather than later. My dividends took a hit during the pandemic, but I took the opportunity to top up my holdings with more capital while my target stocks were substantially cheaper; Were now on taget for dividends of £21,000 in the current financial year, and see them increase with time and dividend reinvestment. That means, should I choose to, I can buy £21,000 of more stock next year and receive substantially more dividends in subsequent years, alternatively I can take half as income and reinvest half and I'm still seeing growth as well as adding more to my savings, giving me choices. Dividend stocks are a no brainer as far as I'm concerned, especially when they're cheap as chips.
Hi rob, much as I love Fleccy's posts, The idea that a falling share price for a vod shareholder is good, or at best doesn't matter, is of course complete nonsense. (Sorry Fleccy) But a balanced opinion might work better? But of course fleccy's,( it will all work out in the end attitude) would be nice. Well done Fleccy though for sorting out you know who. (Walter Mikey).
Hi Fleccy Re; they don't tell you is which 5 years ?" the point i was trying to make is, when the ppi came to an end, Lloyds announced they were going to pay quarterly dividends and it looked like things were about to take off for Lloyds, then we got hit by 0ne disaster after another keeping the share price down, same with vod for those who bought when it dropped to around 110 it would seem a lot appealing, the timing has not worked in our favour with those shares, we just need some good years to see these share prices get to more worthwhile value
RE: I really don't care how low they drop, it just means I get more stock when I reinvest the dividends, leading to higher dividends at the next payout, and so on until the prices recover.
That's a good attitude from you, but i suspect for most they will be disappointed that the recovery is taking so long for these shares, let's hope we don't have to wait too much longer
cheers
Fleccy chap, you mis-understand Tesla.
That's OK for you, but others, do a little unbiased research and you will understand the opportunity. May I suggest you absorb Munro Live teardowns of Teslas on that vid tube website. Munro is the engineers engineer that all automotive companies go to to find out how to do things better.
Tesla's potential does not fit neatly in a spreadsheet tickbox valuation. It's not surpsrising so many will miss out.
It's a fascinating thing to watch unfold.
"Why is this Tesla board now?"
Porsche1946 posts require a response, especially since he decided to trash talk all UK stocks, and pump overvalued US stocks.
Why is this Tesla board now?
"Tesla isnt just EV - they have hundreds of thousands of people paying say $200 a month subscription to use auto driving software"
Apple are working on self driving AI software and if there's any profit there it wont be long before the likes of Amazon and Google look at producing software too. There's no part of Tesla's business that isn't threatened by competition. Much of Tesla's profit is down to selling EV regulatory credits, which it receives for free, that isn't necessarily a long term income stream as competition ramps up. Would you pay $15,000, or $200 a month for full self driving software? Especially since your potentially risking your, and your, family's, life on some software that still has issues.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/06/15/tesla-autopilot-crashes/
https://techcrunch.com/2022/05/18/nhtsa-probes-tesla-autopilot-crash-that-killed-three-people/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAANxShev1XQ3c6ikCqtOYgOtrKnSWsOEBj9d9DaLxRUm2AGfIDIdPvmU7uMveqLYXFoG1KJSJhiJ6PsKUr9oHqQLK8BAL0yLvhp8pZWrxQVqJUdv4YX2j66IaZjkRPz-Sfol5c3E6JFbQM1a49ZF8jEKcswzxAkccrdyjmP09Dpit#:~:text=A%20U.S.%20federal%20agency%20is,steering%2C%20accelerating%20and%20automatic%20braking.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11052501/Biker-killed-Tesla-Autopilot-smashes-Harley-Davidson.html
I wonder if any future Death Race sequels will feature Tesla's on Autopilot. They could call it the Model F (Frankenstein).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mnG_Gbxf_w
fleccy
Tesla isnt just EV - they have hundreds of thousands of people paying say $200 a month subscription to use auto driving software - it is something that brings in a lot of cash and Tesla could licence elsewhere when it wants to - and they are putting the price up 20% or so ..chi-ching
Yawnnnnnnnnnn. Tesla's a rubbish overpriced investment at 107 P/E ratio. The other manufacturers are heavily investing in EV, and other companies are now building EV battery manufacturing plants. I'm not anticipating Tesla will go bust, but it wouldn't surprise me if it lost 4/5 of its share price as other manufacturers EV's become popular. A fair price for Tesla is probably somewhere in the region of $180 a share.
@hungary. Yes I’m still in Tsla, I started buying them in 2016 and they are my largest position, I dumped the last of my U.K. holdings and loaded up with more at 610 so I’m up 50pc on that trade in two months while everything sterling related is in freefall. Tsla is the best risk adjusted investment out there, cars, ai, power storage and years ahead of the competition, model Y will soon be best selling car in U.K. as well. Why would buying tsla shares make Elon rich? I buy them becos they have helped make me rich, same as Msft and apple have done. With USD protection. Tsla will be 1100 split equivalent by Dec and 1500 next year, I love the investment. Vod is dogshxt, its debt ridden low profit rubbish with a declining biz model and hopeless management that idiots like you buy for a fast evaporating dividend to watch your capital erode. The U.K. and it’s indexes are a wreck, it’s not getting better as the U.K. is energy poor and has a depreciating currency and brexit was a disaster still unfolding. You just don’t buy this U.K. crxp anymore. Property market next to collapse, check out builders and hardware shares if you want to see even bigger destruction. Long term chart analysis on capital markets has Vod at .50p in five years and Msft double where they are now as they compound with zero debt and earn a billion usd a week profit. What would you rather “ invest “ in?
There are no compelling reasons or rush for investors to buy these or any other shares at present.
Recessionary risks for all economies over the coming months are highly significant so be prepared for the value of your stocks to decline from here on. We have been here before & for those new to investing treat this time as a learning curve. Remember you haven't lost anything unless you sell at a loss.
The only thing I see that could go against this is if & it's a big if, the Ukraine war were to end that would lift SP's considerably.
why didnt they sell Italy when they had the chance?
Most of the markets for Vodafone are tough. They will probably need to sell it all of one by one. This will be a much smaller company over the comming years.
plus they got fined 3.9 million euros in Spain - Spain is hard work for them
They don't do well financially in Spain - very price competitive and many end up taking "cost cost" Lowi options
Hope they sell Australia too and Ghana.
I hope they sell it. I also hope they sell everything bit by bit, Greece, Romania, Portugal, Albania, Turkey
Does anyone think that VOD will sell their Turkey operation ? - they have invested a great deal of money there over the years and they have 20m+ customers - but Turkey is another headcase country with their current political direction and currency is worth less by the day
"Dan, we all like Fleccys very optimistic posts mate and we really want to believe, if you listen to the likes of Hargreaves Lansdowne they will tell you, be prepared to invest in a share for at least 5 years, what they don't tell you is which 5 years ?"
I don't think my posts are optimistic, they just reflect my honest opinions. If you want a easy example of a stock beaten down by the media, take a look at BT; Telegraph stories pop up out of the blue about VMO2 and Sky forming a Fibre partnership, or VMO2 taking over Talk Talk and BT's share price immediately takes a hammering, even though it's highly improbable the stories have any real substance; Or they'll bang on about BT's Pension deficit and debt, neither of which are an issue for the company. What you'll rarely read about is BT's projected cost savings going forward, or the value of the Fibre they're putting in the ground, or the value of the individual assets like EE making up the whole. If BT is so cr@p, why are investment funds lending Billions to Altnets to build a fraction of the future FTTP geographic coverage of Openreach?
The reason I focused on BT, in the last paragraph, is because the positives are clear to see as well as easy to explain, and the negative sentiment projected in the media is also easy to spot. Vodafone's a much more complex beast, with a wide range of companies controlled by Group, but Vodafone is a cash printing dividend paying machine in a safe sector, and I can't see any reason why it shouldn't be at least 160p to £2 in the future.
Since I have no immediate plans to sell any of my investments, I really don't care how low they drop, it just means I get more stock when I reinvest the dividends, leading to higher dividends at the next payout, and so on until the prices recover.
Dan, we all like Fleccys very optimistic posts mate and we really want to believe, if you listen to the likes of Hargreaves Lansdowne they will tell you, be prepared to invest in a share for at least 5 years, what they don't tell you is which 5 years ?
hope we get a good up day tomorrow
Porsche, how is your Tesla holding going? I think you tipped them @$1200. Hope you keep buy Elon”s stock to keep him rich