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I agree with most of that but worry about the risks that international recession poses. But in your post you seemed to imply some 'immediacy' if you like. Just wondered why you think now is the moment. I want it to be, but that's different from what it is typically!
Any rationale behind that Johnny? Or just 'gut feeling'.
US are a bunch on drama queens and it a bank holiday Monday should have a nice drop now. Buy 4.28pm sell Tuesday for minimum 3 percent profit.
Y11/ karmanix. I’ve just clicked.
I will properly get my shares back later at 230 just to knock a penny of jeffs trades.
Everything flying, HBR dropping. Rampers, over to you…
Down she goes dropping for no reason whatsoever and you shameless idiots are on here trying to sucker others in. Criminal, and I’ve called out all out all the way down. This share is uninvestible as it stands.
Well you would be just another poster posting the same nonsense as the rest of them for the last 3 years. Coincidentally it just dropped 4p when you posted.
There is absolutely zero reason why this is due a rise.
Doctor Dong - really lazy un-infomed post. I never screamed crazy lowball value from £4 - £5. You made that up.
From £3 downward I have said it looks a great buy for new investors.
You bring nothing of substance in terms of evidence just negative downsides in the style of a serial Troll.
I don't buy you are a shorter "trolling " is typically the hideout of the undersocialsed and those on societies fringes. Time will tell on HBR. Let's relook in May 24.
Bye bye to 16571 shares.
If you bought a house that payed out 5% but when you sold it you lost 50% of the vaule (like hbr this year) then it would take 10 years to make your money back. If this was the case hardly anyone would invest in property. The reason property is such a good investment is you make profit on the house when you sell it as well. If house prices start crashing like HBR has ( and continuing to drop) I bet people wouldn't want to invest in houses
Oil need to go $65 for the good of the world economy harbour will then go £5
And one little interesting point was the sheer scale of FCF in the first three months of this year. $700M. Admittedly not sustainable for the whole year but a glimpse at the cash generating potential of a company worth less than $2.4bn.
'but all could come right in the end"
Good to see your finally acknowledging now that you haven't got a clue and just hoping for the best .Should have maybe added that phrase when it was in the 5s
Sekforde - could not agree more. The free cash flow is nailed on.
Sentiment is awful. Any one investing at £4 will perhaps need three to four years to get their stake back.
Anyone investing now is as you say on 16.9% return progressively growing. Add in the chance of a capital gain and its a great bet.
I just can't see much downside at the level of £2.30. I also think they will annouce an immediate continuation of buy back.
No rush, sekforde. You do bore us senseless. You’ve ramped this all the way down from £5.
At the rusk of boring everyone senseless (and expecting to receive several filtered green lines which gives me some satisfaction), with 813,209,051 shares left and at 236p a share, and with the promised $200m a year maintained we have a forward dividend yield of 8.45%. We have a true dividend yield of 16.9% if you include the $200m a year share buyback program. If like me you are into property, then you will know that in London the gross yields are less than 5% and there is plenty of risk and hassle involved to get less than 5%. Is 16.8% sustainable? Of course it is. The company should always be able to produce a FCF of at least $400m a year. The key reason is the capex of $1bn every year, or $800m a year if you exclude decommissioning. That billion spent every year should ultimately come back to shareholders in one form or other. FCF of $400m a year is very conservative against a background of that level of investment. What a terrible ordeal we have had but all could come right in the end.