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More .as down again .bloody things
dunno i think ppl been building large positions here for last 2 years. now they sold up.
overreaction for sure. Over 3-5 years time horizon, this can breach 20p on the basis of additional revenue from carbon credits, full utilisation of the maximum plant capacity and additional revenues from licensing the technology on new markets. It surely looks one of the strong contender to garner a significant market share of the $2 billion transformer oil market and an even larger revenue share of the carbon credit market.
yeah but you can immediate bags, ive been getting them - just recently iii has gone fubar and messed me up
I cant understand the huge takedown of share price, the business has been transforming (excuse the pun)
37.5 % drop from the recent highs of 3.2. Seems oversold, will it breach 2, time will tell. In a tricky situation, this is the only one that is not blue of all my holdings....
This trade hasn’t gone well but too many are selling at the “bottom”. Why sell no unless you have to. It’ll be higher at some point in the not to distant future
just short of 50% year high deff.. devil finger shouting a screaming buy ??
The fall here demonstrates the number of gamblers on AIM compared to true investors. Everyone wants an immediate bag. When you see the spike in PYC after announcing one contract and the AIQ shell with no actual products it beggars belief that a well established company with decent numbers and a demonstrated turnaround is not more attractive. This should form part of many portfolios to some degree. There is no doubt that this will be a lot higher in the latter part of this year as long as the recent progress is continued. There were many positives in the RNS and im sure as these are digested by proper investors over the coming weeks we will see a stepped upturn, probably to around 2.50. These are in my retirement fund and will remain so until at least 5-6p and probably beyond.
Just topped up at 2.05p. Do not understand negative reaction to RNS - not brilliant, but by no way dismal. Could bounce back nicely once MMs get their act together. GLA.
Great share if you can get in under 2p ?, one year on to the day and look where we are 2p 30/1/17 __2p 30/1/18, For all the hype and ramping , and hopes this is going nowhere fast, between black and other board members how much do they take out of this each year, seems to me its there own little money box, 10% interest nice, Ellis over 500k a year, not bad for such a massive plc, I'll get back in if under 2p , as bd says there are better shares out there than this.
Great share if can get in yesterday under 3 get in .good these aim experts
Dont forget the share options. The BoD have only until the end of this year i think it is, to pull something out of the bag which maintains the sp above 3p for 90 days continuously. They must have a plan in order to be able to achieve that or else why agree to it.
It was and might probably still will be if they can licence and roll out their product but it seems a very slow burner! I don't mind admitting I was wrong, luckily I still made a profit but there is a lot better shares out there who can make you money a lot quicker.
BD, thought it was the "share of 2018"? ;-)
Was a bad day! Mainly because folks where expecting better news, the news wasn't bad but it didn't justify the rise over the last 2 months imo. I've sold up as there's better opportunities out there at the moment. If the SP goes sub 2p then I'll be back, but until then this looks a very slow burn gla bd
Tend to agree, Nastid. Do you, or anyone else, know why HYR finds it so difficult to source feedstock contracts? What other uses does waste oil have? And who is the competition for feedstock? Thx
That's AIM, this is the recoil before the continuation of the upward trend. Fundamentally strong, technically oversold - market is just giving the opportunity for the ones who missed the boat between last Oct- Dec.
Merry Jan/Feb dude!!!! My portfolio looks awful atm but it's amazing how quick things turn around hopefully be back to normal within a month/few months. Usually find some good unusual bargains about in these months.
This is quite interesting as before they had a limit on how much they could store. Now it's unlimited for a few years. I'm sure they'll have access to more waste oil feed stock and be doing the world an extra favour at the same time. I wonder how much value they accumulate in carbon credits as they are technically preventing drilling/extraction and to a degree transportation for a start as well as removing waste oil and hazardous products from the oil at the same time. I'm not sure vintage credits are much worth as they go from the value at the time in my research but never the less it's all been accumulated and it all helps in the end.
Very disappointed today. Just watch all my profits go in one day having sat on this for months. This aim market feels totally curupt.
Casino, I guess you have never owned a business otherwise you would not comment like you are doing. If you want instant returns get in BP or Glencore. This is a junior co which has had to deal with a fire at one of its plants and low oil prices. It's business is now profitable. The tech they are using is "world class" & patented and they are in the process of rolling it out!! The carbon credit payments they receive will only increase in line with how much the produce. Look at the "fundementals" & you will see there is a lot more to this business than meets the eye.
Great post Nastid. Fundementals are still very strong here!!
Good summary, Nastid. Fall of 20% today was overdone and shows just how many speculators play this share - and not sensible ones either, but ones who squeal if they don't see an almost instant profit. BUT, BUT, BUT, this must be the slowest moving business 'turnaround' in history. Indeed, after all these years I can't help but think that this business model might not ever work. I labelled HYR 'jam tomorrow' a few years ago and, sadly, I still think it. 'Jam tomorrow' rules in the UK - from the English national football team through to politics. 'We've got great youngsters and we look forward to 2002' - England after 1998 World Cup. Well, we are still waiting and have seen almost two generations of 'youngsters' since. Same with the UK economy. Successive governments trying to buy votes with promises that never happen. Sadly, much the same with HYR. Yes, they are well positioned, yes, they have improved a bit, but it is ridicolous to promise so much for so long and never deliver. I have a throwaway �2k in them, just in case. But, in reality, I have lost hope. I've seen them fail, and make excuses, too many times. Allied with how they have now become a 'casino chip' share, leads me to believe I might as well write off the �2k!!!
I can't see what the fuss is all about. The trading update was pretty much exactly what we were expecting. Talk of licensing deals were just that, talk. Doesn't mean there isn't going to be one, and I imagine that it's an ongoing priority. For the first time in it's history, the company announces positive EBITDA, with a strong start to 2018.... 60% higher value transformer sales mix ratio, compared to 52% full year 2017. Lego again mentions it's only EBITDA but we all knew that, because we've discussed it here a number of times, and there will still be an accounting loss. What's important, is whether there is debt coverage. This time of the year oil trading is traditionally difficult and probably more so with the extreme cold creating greater competition for used feedstock. It's clear that they need to unlock more feedstock, on the flip side, this means there is a significant level of untapped revenue, given that the reactors can output around 36-40 million litres/y. The MMs got some good volume, triggered a fair amount of stop losses etc but ultimately the progression has continued.