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Yes I've read this as a positive trading update - but clearly the market disagrees. Why?
Why has the SP sunk so much over the last 10 days?
Figures better than expected and upgraded forecast. Couldn’t ask for more!
Buy order in for 6000, should it get there.
Any idea what the story is behind the massive (MASSIVE) sales after trading today?
Analyst's recommend buying Just Eat as it hit its 52 week low on Thursday
This share reaching sub £60 was great value today, short to medium term targets for sp?
Hey guys. You may be wondering... Green energy is the future...Tesla...Electric vehicles...hydrogen fuel cells....nuclear power.But what’s the common interest?
PGM metals are vital for ALL future GREEN ENERGY.
Tesla needs PGM metals and so does everyone else... but here’s the catch... theirs only a LIMITED SUPPLY....with increasing DEMAND.
Everyday PGM metals are reaching all knew highs and there is one notable company that holds the last unconsolidated PGM mine deposit in the world and it’s FOR SALE.
So why not invest in the minerals that are vital for our future?Look no further than EUA (Eurasia Mining) FSP for over 9 months.
Expecting final sale before June 20. Market cap of 700mil however selling easy to mine $140 Billion worth of PGM mine in the Urals. £7 million in the bank no debt! UBS AND CITIC on a success-fee basis.Current share price 25pFull sale FSP price expecting > £3.9
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Other notable shares HE1 and GGP
DYOR but I’ve been in EUA since 2p and made 2000% profit... expecting 2000% more
Been in HE1 since 6p...Last week we was at 12p...now we’re at 21p
Been in ggp since 4p....reached. 38p at one point.
I’m here saying this to f*** the mms trying to get rid of PIs to benefit the rich
I reckon they are probably fairly valued. they might hit the £3.00 - 4.00 trading range if they can generate the current levels of revenue throughout the year … can they both take up the reigns. they need to establish a good reputation for delivery service, and maybe tie up with others to find a broader base to do business. If we get a good spell of weather this summer it could provide record crowds heading for our sea side resorts. It might be a good place to do some business.... Good luck to all...
Nuri, agree just be patient AV. IMB, BATS, LGEN the list goes on. Buy and tuck away in a drawer you will be handsomely rewarded :)
The emperors new clothes come to mind. Literally nothing to see here.
Does anyone have any opinion on the ridiculous ipo of Deliveroo?
to deal with mouse infestations in restaurants :-)
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/just-eat-delivery-driver-steals-cat-from-customer-s-building-to-deal-with-mouse-infestation-at-restaurant/ar-BB1et8nt?ocid=msedgntp
Just Eat is just one of those companies that will never turn a substantial profit... losses are inbuilt into its model... paying drivers a minimum wage and all of the associated benefits - the model will never work... Interesting that its share price is £70+ and making a loss of c. 200 million euro... whilst Aviva made a profit of almost £3 billion.... and no one wants the shares of highly profitable companies like Aviva.
I have just done my research, Alessandro and I couldn't make heads or tails either. Thanks for confirming that. You could argue, that with all the expansions this could be normal? But where is the secure basis for the expansions? I read the full report and had to keep scrolling past appetising photos of foods, looking far too nice to expect them to arrive looking like that lol, to get to what I wanted to know. Glad you saw the same figures. I'll have another look later, but I don't think this for me. They haven't been listed on London Stock Exchange for very long, just doubled their revenue in 2020 and say that they have to invest heavily to maintain momentum. The 'to maintain momentum' is what I don't like. What happens after the 'momentum', is what I am wondering and maintaining a momentum doesn't read to me as if massive progress is expected afterwards. Also, in the UK they have big competition from Uber Eats and Deliveroo and the 'momentum' they mention was only caused by Covid. What after that?
Agreed. Growth in revenue of around 50% and were down almost 5% haha. Suggest just hold on...
It's a sound strategy to prioritise investment and expansion over profitability as a growing tech business. Not many tech businesses listed in UK for these strange reasons perhaps; I think they are considering US listing instead with Grub. investors here more used to stable dividends and profitability shud stick with the traditional boring minerals and oil businesses.
Prioritising expansion over profitability? I also find it strange, Airbnb / Tesla / FB also paying no dividend doesn’t seem to affect those boys
Strong sales and results but why down 5%? While US listed Doordash rises 14% worth $60 billion market cap whereas JustEat with similar revenues worth 5x less. Very strange. How to explain the valuation differences?
I believe I did my bit over the festive period to ensure higher turnover...
Up again. Maybe some good results to follow.
We down today because of sterling? Or anticipation of poor results tomorrow?
Doordash, closest competitor has $50billion valuation listed in US. whereas JET at £13bil listed in UK some catching up to do.
I'm very confused how this SP is not in the 950+ region yet. We are on national lockdown ...new vaccinations will still take months to fully jab the most vulnerable and me being under 50, unlikely I will get it until the summer.
5 of the leading brokers houses have this listed as buy !
If lockdown continues in the uk until March as estimated and the US cases of covid numbers are not dropping anytime soon, we should easily see £100+ this month.
This stock is so undervalued in my opinion only.
GLA
Is certainly nice to see.