Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Market expectations may not be as low as you think judging by how severely they have punished disappointments to date. I expect great things here but not overnight. The digital space is so exciting. The potential for S4 is literally mind boggling. If they can streamline what they have and reduce overheads, the markets may start waving carrots instead of sticks.
Good luck to all
Following the July Trading Update, is it safe to assume that the H1 results are a known quantity? The market reacted very negatively to that trading update, hacking the share price from circa 220p to 120p. My concern with the up-coming H1 results, is that the company will have to reiterate some of the headwinds they encountered during that period, potentially giving the bears another reason to bite.
On the positive side, we have already been assured that the good news is heavily biased to H2, which we are already well into. Hopefully this will be confirmed in the current and forward looking elements of the results and hand a victory to the bulls. By September, H1 should after all, be ancient history.
Good luck all.
I have blocked that nasty man Tibbs ages ago. Uses this forum for his hate speech/rhetoric at every opportunity. Everything he seems to know about CEY came from SIKO & others. Brings nothing here and haven't missed since blocking him. Sorry but that is just the honest truth as I see it.
Ditto. Sold here at £16.06 average. Sitting in cash now. Haven't looked at IAG. With all the fuel price rises and labour disputes I've been looking more at banks and insurance stocks. 'Just' has caught my eye...
Great to hear your opinions. I certainly won't be selling any of my holding here. The markets are expecting a 50 basis point hike in US interest rates tomorrow and yet, even with this priced in (allegedly...) it's hard to trust them not to act like it's the end of the world if it transpires. Hence the dithering today. But then on the other hand, there is the imminent switch-on at Helios....
I'm sitting on an average of 88p at the moment and feel strongly bullish on ARB. But my optimism has always been my worst enemy which is why I ploughed in heavily at 95p then again at 72p. I agree that in a year we should be North of 60p though but, it's what to do in the near term? I have a diversified portfolio but nothing in there looks as cheap as Argo at the moment.
I want to buy more ARB at these prices. But then you look at the lackluster market response to the excellent year end results and wonder what will it take to get some sustainable momentum here? The power being turned on at Helios may be over-shadowed by a typical knee-jerk market response to USA interest rates on Wednesday. And that will be mirrored by a hysterical response from the crypto crowd. Then there's the risk-off sentiment pervading the markets at the moment.
I would like to get some opinions of the LTH's on here as to what they think. Buy today? Wait for U.S. Interest froth to settle down? Wait for the war to end? Keep current holding and don't buy at the moment? Keep averaging down at every opportunity?
Look forward to hearing your views both bullish and bearish.
I see nothing wrong with posting differing opinions on any of these platforms. However, all opinions should be evidence based. If a poster believes strongly that the share will go to £2, then please, explain why so we can factor that into our own research.
Bought a small amount here back when it showed promise. That investment is now worthless so more fool me. This latest RNS is very worrying. Not only has a very senior exec bailed out, but on top of that, to further compound the cash burn, the company is paying an outsider to give them some pointers on how to run the business. Whatever next?
I sold half my holding before they got suspended. Getting butchered like everyone else on the other half but no point selling at these prices. It's hard to know what to do now. Maybe look at crypto?
I'm normally a glass half full type but that RNS didn't give cause for celebration. If they have nothing to say, why release these hollow statements? Like a lot have noted already, the promise of reward is always just around the corner...
In December, Go-Ahead Bavaria starts operations of is first service from Munich to Lindau.
Now the first of 22 EMU-Trains have arrived, Go-Ahead Germany is progressing on its Langweid near Augsburg depot. Its partner, TMH Germany, is building the depot and will maintain the fleet there for our Bavarian parts of the business. It plans to start works in December.
As posted on the company website yesterday:
https://www.go-ahead.com/media/press-releases/go-ahead-plots-journey-become-carbon-neutral-transport-provider-2045
Thanks Ted. I wasn't sure of the exact date this year.