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The message board has been all the better for your contributions Fred 16. Enjoyed that post paa. I am number 3 I think.lots to learn and to be honest a lot I'll never understand. But I have learnt quite a bit and I am so staying with this. Other shares must be so boring by comparison. I even enjoy reading other investors thoughts on here,even the ones ( or one ) that have a pop . And Some great knowledgeable contributions . I Miss tuckupps jokes,bring them back I say
"sometimes simply holding will be the hardest thing we'll ever do" Maybe, but it sure would be easier if we had the distinct prospect of getting a dividend on net free cashflow sooner rather than later. Hence my wish for a 10mtpa mine capacity limit for now. 20mtpa can wait until we are in a position to fund it via debt not earnings. Prost SL
Despite all the warnings about not trusting people on here I can’t help believing some are ‘okay’ !!
last Friday - so that was a forgettable week.
or 32.86 bid - HL gotta love 'em.
32.94 - 1.14 %
''These shares whether large or small holdings are in sticky PI hands.'' ..... Hiya, Camp. Hope you are well mate. Whilst I have no doubt your hands are rather sticky (best not go into that though, eh!), I'm afraid I'm gonna have to disagree with you on that one. Don't get me wrong, there will be quite a few hardcore PI's, from whose cold, rigor mortis clenched fingers you'd have to prise their shares, however, on the whole, I reckon your average PI will struggle to stay the course once long fastasised for riches start to become a reality. And tbh, I wouldn't condemn them. Once the s.p. starts trading in three figures a 10% drop (something we've all ridden many times before at these levels) starts to become an entirely different proposition. The way I see it, true riches are made in the market in one of 3 key ways (of course there will be variations on the theme, however...). By far the easiest... 1) Sheer good fortune/luck; being in the right place and at the right time as something entirely propitious appears out of left-field. You may not have earned it, but you'll jolly-well take it thanks very much! 2) Hard work and persistent diligence; researching, putting in the hours, being disciplined and consistently banking decent returns. You won't get rich quick, but you play the percentages game. And you work VERY hard to turn them in your favour. And, 3) You pick a stock, you research it exhaustively and, come what may, you hang in there regardless. There will be times when fortune scowls and berates you and it's hard to steel your nerve and hold on. But you do. And then, there will be other times - quite probably even more testing - when fortune conspires to favour and to bless. Where you see significant returns on your investment; you've 3 bagged, 4 bagged or, even five bagged. But we're not talking penny shares any more; that initial investment in pennies is trading in pounds now and you've got enough for a new car - maybe two new cars... and a holiday. Your daughter's wedding! Can you hold on? Can you keep your eyes on the prize and just be patient that little bit longer? Well... if you can, good on you, you've certainly earned your return. Through all the ups and the downs and the interminable waiting, if you can hold your nerve, stay the course, and defer significant rewards for the ultimate reward well... you've earned every penny. It won't have come easily but, sometimes simply holding will be the hardest thing we'll ever do. Regards, per ardua ad astra
a few on here told me it would be fine! __ Doh! :-)
This idea that maybe CF might want to hold back on taking a torp, cannot be right......with so much uncertainty if there was a deal available he would take it...it moves his game on......if I was a fertiliser distributer why would I sign a torp?.....I wouldn't....I'd wait, because the world won't be the same in 5 years.....I'm sure I could buy it at a wholesale price and sell at retail,if there was a demand.......hope I'm wrong....
Sorry - rather regretting writing that post bec I’ve told that story a few times!
Favours the brave Fred. Nothing ventured nothing gained. The trick is to manage the risk and keep reading and trying.
I had a few nights I didn’t sleep very well, duracellAA - I didn’t tell my husband I’d bought Sirius. I just knew he wouldn’t agree to it. They also went down from 25p to17p but I was in so deep I just bought some more at 17p! When I’d made a slight profit I plucked up the courage to tell him. But even though some people thought I’d crossed the line I’d do the same again. He is just so anti shares - in spite of his friend investing, me going on and on about it, him telling me he’s going to buy some and then changing his mind he still hasn’t. He thinks I’ve got enough. He’s so annoying bec I haven’t! I can thank my mum now - she was the one that gave me the confidence to buy them and apart from her the only people that knew what I’d done was this board! And it made me feel better bec a few on here told me it would be fine!
I was speculating further North. One of the lowest margin organisations from Chris' slide. A good deal for both parties IMO, but again, pure speculation.
I have a good core holding and although I have no intention of selling those, have traded a few times over the last couple of years. I hope to benefit from dividends to help me retire early (49 now). If Sirius get to production without being taken over, those dividends will be a percentage of the share price at the time of announcement, so I would like to see it, and fully expect it to be in multiples of �.
Pure speculation, but... From CF's presentation yesterday: North West Europe and Brazil are where Sirius are focusing, and trying to get some kind of long term distribution deal. Given that CF went to China with Mrs May, and nothing has emerged since, perhaps there is/are TorPs available with China as "worst case". I recall seeing a tweet this week about crop trials in Devon (which is in North West Europe!) ST2 might be: 1x Deal with Brazil, and 1x UK based agreement!? I am neither wildly optimistic or pessimistic for 2018, alas our real rewards are approx 36 months away..an average SP rise of 2 p per month would not seem out of the realms of possibility?
Myosotis, I completely agree regarding both the Q&A and the step change in marketing approach. Three questions from the same person, the only questions, allowing Chris to focus, clarify and summarise key points - a bit obvious but effective no doubt. Also the focus on blending, making it more than just as a fertilizer in its own right, was strengthening what has only been put forward as a possible opportunity until recently. No doubt due to the audience, but it now appears to be at the forefront of the strategy. All good from where I stand. ATB
totally agree your post Myosotis
I am one of the PI's that has every penny (SIPP & ISA) in the company. I have a total that I want to get to but also a price limit (35p). I have had a few poor night sleeps but once ST2 is sorted (no dilution) I may have a drink and tell my partner about it. D
And that's why 30 year's of dividends in my pension is my goal. Share price is completely irrelevant to me
Personally, I'm a tad concerned we are over-hyping ST2 financing. ***** Try Building them without it! The big majority of shares are in PI hands, some have high % in their portfolios,many have all their spare cash in just this share particularly the locals. That is a lot of shares, many just hold, some trade, however I believe even the traders have a core holding. Then you have the seed investors that got their shares @1p-5p, they have some very large holdings. Pray tell me, why would they sell within the next year, let alone once finance has been agreed? These shares whether large or small holdings are in sticky PI hands. II's can play and do what they wish in the interim and will in some years from now hold the majority of he free float, however the PI's even the smaller holders will do well from this company. As for price on stage1 production some silly figures have been bandied around but anyone that is looking for more than �1.50 for their shares will need them welded to their hands for a very long time. AIMVHO. Cheers. Camp. Tick-tock tick-tock.
Anyone guess a trading range. Looking like 32-34p presently. Is 32.4 still support?
Shame it keeps drifting down again
Try building them with no money!!
Personally, I'm a tad concerned we are over-hyping ST2 financing. Granted it's one hell of an obstacle to clear, but surely building the shafts and MTS are the game changers.
funding news will rocket this,it is final stages of talks.