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Hey Opt - My apologiss, only just saw this. Very happy to try and answer a pension question if I can!! Ask away.
Bought into TEK capital ...head over to Tek BB check it out guys
Hi guys wishing you all well ..
I sold a wad of Rolls Royce shares and bought into BP good old divi payer........ Thungelela Res TGA ( A south african coal miner spun out of Anglo American ) and FDEV the video game maker.
Hi Matt are you up for a generalised pension question) ( I know you dont give advice but this is a general question)
Armani-Greggs 2372p
Optimus-Rolls Royce 94.76p
Gs-Deltic Energy 2.50p
Mtb- kr1 25p(ref hl open price)
HNY all!!
Well looks like I held up the table from the bottom last year - yikes!!!
Last time I was last, I picked the same stock the following year and was top - that was Lloyds (which ironically won last year as well). On that basis I shall double down on KR1 for 2023!!
Yes so true GS and telegraph tipsters same as the rest of us.....Deltic as you know i was in and out of it last year but like you i do believe it has a future.... GL
Armani-Greggs
Optimus-Rolls Royce
Gs-Deltic Energy
If its any consolation 7 out of 8 telegraph tipsters came out negative, winner was up below 5%.
2022 was a bad year for investors, but like with pandemic 2020 hopefully v shape recovery and profit to be made with a sector, last time financial this time maybe building for me.
Deltic my tip is 45 days into a 60 day program of n sea drilling with shell, could be 10p on positive or a dacia! (duster).
Take a look at Pendragon guys PDG . I bought in just pre christmas.. The biggest franchise Up Market Uk atuo dealer.
Evans Halshaw, Stratstone, CarStore, Pinewood, Quickco and Pendragon Vehicle Management.
The drop massivily overdone in my opinon ... I m looking for 24p
Oh dear comp 2022 so we were all losers with Armani being the least loser therefore making him the winner. Yikes!
Cant be worse that 2022
Im putting my money where my mouth is and going for Rolls Royce
Armani has notified me his pick will be greggs.
Scrap Persimmon, I will go for Deltic energy.
My pick Persimmon.
Mtb-kr1 103p, y/e 26p
Opt-kfa global carbon etf 50.9p,y/e 36.43p
Goldenshares- 888 301p y/e 87.1p
Armani - lloyds 47.8p y/e 45.6p
I declare Armani as the winner! (-4.6%)
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Speaking of diversification done the same to my portfolio today.
Sent you an email about wind farm cooperative project that can keep electric bills down for 25 years.
Outlay is about 1/3 of solar panels, its produces alot more in winter and investment costs should be made back in roughly 4 years as savings if prices stay high.
Hi guys back in DEC goes Ex on the 24th still pumping out 11% Yield
Welcome back, thought I would pop into the abandoned cave today and spotted your post.
Im currently in building stocks, bought cheap for longer term recovery/ income.
Dividends will probably drop 50 to 75% from current levels.
Ha - yes, we've all been a bit quiet. In my day job I am involved in advising pension schemes, so you can probably work out that I've been quite busy over the last few weeks and months.......:-(
(And no, it's not all my fault before you start!!! :-)))
Hope all's well with the Cavers!!
5 yr graph for gold fields looks tempting.
Nice and defensive, cheap at 733p imo.
GS ...Sorry your home alone in the cave... I will email you to compensate
Opti
Kanabo and deltic energy, up 6% and 21% today.
Both high risk I mean where is the demand for gas and cbd this decade?
Shell covering 75% of costs, 50/50 split on any revenue.
Potential 7 to 10 baggers, a little good news could go a long way on either.
Always high risk et cetera et cetera(echoes through the empty cave).
Yes i think you are right Gs but i saw this so may hang fire for a few days and watch it
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(Adds details from court filing)
By Praveen Menon
SYDNEY, June 6 (Reuters) – Russian aluminium producer Rusal has filed a lawsuit against global miner Rio Tinto , seeking to win back access to its 20% share of the alumina produced at a jointly owned refiner in Queensland.
The lawsuit challenges Australia's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which included wide-ranging sanctions against Russian firms and oligarchs who had links with President Vladimir Putin.
Rio stepped in to take sole control of Queensland Alumina Ltd (QAL) in April, sidelining Rusal and cutting its access to the refinery's output of alumina, a compound from which aluminium is derived. Rio owns 80% of the refinery, while Rusal owns the remaining 20%. ...
Rusal's Australian unit Alumina and Bauxite Company (ABC) said in a Australian Federal Court filing that the circumstances required for Rio to step-in to take control did not exist and amounted to a breach of obligations, according to the court documents reviewed by Reuters.
Rio's move at QAL came shortly after the world's biggest iron ore miner severed all ties with Russian businesses over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Russia calls its actions in Ukraine "a special operation".
Australia banned the export of alumina and aluminium ores, including bauxite, to Russia in March. ...
In the filings reviewed by Reuters, Rusal's subsidiary asks the federal court to restore its rights at QAL, and declare there would be no sanctions breach if its business continues there.
Rio declined to comment. Rusal, the world's second largest aluminium producer, could not be immediately reached for comment outside usual business hours.
Rusal was not directly targeted by Australian sanctions, but Rio's actions were triggered by sanctions on oligarchs Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg, who own stakes worth 25.6% and 8% respectively in Rusal. ...
In 2018 Rusal was covered by U.S. sanctions against Russian businessmen and companies.
(Reporting by Praveen Menon and Renju Jose; Editing by Diane Craft and Kenneth Maxwell) ((renju.jose@thomsonreuters.com; +61 29171 7126;)