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Nice rise here but with so many cross ramps, take a look at Copper & Gold player RMM
2 weeks ago the CEO said it was the most undervalued mining business in the world - big words to say publicly
DYOR
Ricardo,
Lol! That made me laugh as well. You obviously did some good research unless you were trading then what an opportunity! I am calling the bottom there more than a lifelong hold.
Anyways it’s nearly beer o’clock. Work is done for today. £400 to spend lol! Too late Mrs Trek has grabbed it!
Looking forward to the drill start next week.
Thanks for the tip TanGiro, I may have a look the weekend and if so give it a Glo! Lol!
Always remember happiness and health is the most important.
Best to all.
Trek
So you didn't pile in there Ricardo ;)
The mention of HEMO rang a bell. Searched my notes and it turns out I did some preliminary research on it back in the spring/summer while looking for investment targets. Normally I write a few lines if a company has potential for follow-up. My notes for HEMO were, and I quote:
"HEMO - AVOID!!!"
Made me chuckle.
Lol Burleigh if I was going to really plug it I would have provided some OT data. It was the only chart that came to mind where the rise and fall could easily be seen and a possible handle now forming. Hemo is too risky, waiting for news that may not come. Hence plan is to average in and average out. Perhaps have a look at LND on the 6 month and you can see what I mean regarding a bounce.
MANLSE, if you plan on retiring check out GLO. I have a large part of my pension in there. It’s a solid divi payer at 6.7%, quarterly. A non UK energy provider across 20 countries so great diversity and was unaffected by last covid wave. Also energy price hikes are not yet in the SP.
The divi increases 10% yoy. It benefits from stronger USD which looks set for a while with tapering and rate hikes on the agenda. It had a $13m fx $ € tailwind at interims. The divi hike will take care of inflation. It has been EBITDA positive with plenty of cash even after offsetting acquisitions. It have great debt with lock in terms so won’t suffer if rates rise. It’s a FTSE250 stock and relatively under researched as not listed that long.
The quarterly divi is imo the best of all the listed stocks at 1.9x cover. I say that having researched them all! The corporate structure is sound with a good BoD. Downside is a majority shareholder with +70% and the stock can be illiquid for its mcap. Inflation can also impact supply side like any business but increased costs will be passed on.
There now that’s a plug! Lol!
Usual caveats
Trek
NIce one Trek .........going to retire next April So got to make the most of getting up to speed to start taking investing a bit more serious . Still some of these shares in mining bit of speculation but he who dares as they say. In here and ECR at the moment very similar both waiting on results. I'll have little peak at the one you said .Thanks again for your input . GL
To illustrate you will see 3 x 10k share buys here show up in a few minutes. They are mine. The MM wouldn’t allow any higher buys so I broke down to 10k and took what was there. Now all buys, I tried to grab more are NT (I pay £3.99 a trade).
I will try and grab some more later as I expect a good close today and a good week next week. Buying below 14p here is a ‘no brainer’ imo and selling a few at 14p to let the rest rides could be a smart move or a silly give away! Only time will tell!
Usual caveats
Trek
Hi manlse,
I posted some links on GLO yesterday about liquidity schemes. That’s a FTSE250 stock which has horrendous liquidity issues due to a +70% single investor. The schemes are Mifid2 compliant and use small trades including ALGO trading to range prices that’s even on SETS. With SETSqx you get more manual intervention due to the lower mcap and often lower volumes.
Some folk may not know but MM can even hedge (short or long) their own stock! It truly is a nightmare!
Full value is seldom achieved on AIM unless it’s a bid. As a rule of thumb stocks go lower than you expect and some even go higher than you’d think. I am building a position in HEMO atm. Not a plug but look at that chart to illustrate what I mean.
Check out the links on GLO.
Good luck with your investments
Trek
If everyone bought 1 share every 5 mins for 6 hours would this work like the MM 's do it Just asking to clarify what is happening with other shares , do they just see blue or do they actually look at the vale of sales . I've been watching other shares and noticed there's 1share trades on a regular basis . Can someone help