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Wouldn't want to be out of it over the weekend !
From memory they like Wednesday or Thursday for news so hopefully there will be a couple more top up days before blast off.
RNS is due on Monday. They won’t miss the deadline set of 15th for the capital plan as already late vs other companies but have Q1 behind them so may tie in with an ops update.
Canada starting to sell 😭 hopefully only ex div fall🤞
Hi Tony,
I wonder if you might give GGG a bit of slack. I guess that needs to work both ways but not long ago you rubbed together quite well. What do you think GGG?
Why should Tony or any longer term i3 Energy investors show GGG respect and kiss his feet. He knows little about the company or the Canadian O&G industry en large. He trades in and out of this company on a weekly basis posting his trades like investing is some kind of genital measuring contest. He’s not an investor and warrants little respect from those that are investors and do the homework like Tony.
bit of a weird little rant there ibb. firstly, i'm not sure anyone on here kisses my feet, and certainly not tony. i'd also say it depends on how you define the word 'investor', but holding onto a stock when it's likely to go down isn't exactly smart investing now is it. i'm guessing you're one of those types who believes 'investing' is sitting in a stock no matter what. thankfully i'm not, which is why i managed to get out in the high teens and buy back in the 9's. you should try it some time.
as for 'doing homework', who gives a ****. it's not about who provides the information, it's what you do with it. i like to read everyone's views on here, positive and negative, and appreciate the workings of people like tony. ultimately it's my call on where to 'invest', and it all boils down to whether you're making money or not. thankfully i've done alright out of i3e. nowhere near as well as i could have done, but nowhere near as bad if i held all the way down to the 9's.
and yeah i like to call my trades, in and out, like many on here. i'll let you know when i start accumulating again :)
As for being a long term investor, I've been here since the insider trading days of our failed Nth Sea exploration wells. So Tony and I have been sparring every now and then for years. How long have you been an 'investor' here? Sounds like you're a bit salty about the recent pull back. Don't worry, it's part of being an investor in i3e. You'll get used to it if you stay here for a few years.
From Simply Wall St this morning - an automatically generated report that does not appear to recognize that i3e is an Oil Company and that profit margins are down due to Oil & Gas prices.
Ocassionally they come up with some interesting ideas but often the report is more useful for putting under the cat litter tray in the kitchen!
New minor risk - Profit margin trend
The company's profit margins are lower than last year and have reduced by more than 30%.
• Net profit margin: 10%
• Last year net profit margin: 20%
This is considered a minor risk. A large drop in profit margin could indicate the company does not have strong competitive advantages or it is yet to establish itself and its core business. Even if it is a well established business, this may make it a much riskier investment than one that has a combination of proven competitive advantages and a stable or growing profit margin.
Currently, the following risks have been identified for the company:
Minor Risks
• Dividend is not well covered by cash flows (147% cash payout ratio).
• Share price has been volatile over the past 3 months (7.2% average weekly change).
• Profit margins are more than 30% lower than last year (10% net profit margin).
Is it divi payment day tomorrow? Some incoming cash is certainly welcome after my 6 figure loss yesterday.
Interesting that the last investor presentation on meetme was 5th July, also coincided with a director purchase announced on the same day purchased the day before. With around 10% yield, I wonder if we will see the same again. Majid now has 9,875,110 shares, I bet he would like to up the dividend, he's currently taking £101,318 in div's a year, nice!