Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Looks rather strange. Must have been sells at the prices, yet our share price is doing well once again thankfully. The first two large trades add up to the third one, has it been the same on other days ? Maybe some kind of internal movements ?
I learned long ago that calling anonymous people names, and sitting waiting for their replies is a complete mugs game. But it's nice to watch sometimes when people who claim they know it all resort to being children. Bring it on guys. Falls count anywhere in the building.
All you people, sitting here blaming each other, when everyone has known for ages that this board is only for professional game players. THE SUN IS OUT. Go sit in a park or on the seafront.
It is simple, the price rose far too quickly last week, partly due to blatant rampers leading the gullible. Partly due to people's greed. We are at 44p - most of us who have been here since 2013 and have added through the ups and downs, would be delighted with 44p. We will continue the steady march upwards as the weeks go by, soon everyone will be barking at the moon and saying £1.50 by Halloween.
Biggest laugh of the day was one comment I saw that said they had sold out completely and put all the money in Angus. Have you learned nothing ?
Thanks for the updates @K, glad that everything is going well. Fortunately, the one risky AIM company I kept when I dumped everything is now coming good - UJO. I'm resisting selling at the moment - but not for much longer.
I-web seem to have some problem with TMIP's dividends - not got last weeks yet. I've reinvested in GSK and XPP, after several years out of XPP. Also built up my current investments to make all the dividends worthwhile. The cost of that is that I am out of 12 of my 75 chosen quarterly investments, which are mostly looking overpriced atm. Cash from UJO and a market fall will hopefully solve all that, then finally I will try and sit back and count the dividends. Best wishes.
The best place for IC is left on the WH Smith shelves. I subscribed for a year, must be 30 years ago. First two tips I bought both went bust. I recall a company director once revealing how much it actually cost him to get a good write up in IC. Probably the best way to make money is to be a tipster.
Possible interesting RNS from Palace Capital, which is undergoing a transformation -
Palace Capital (LSE:PCA), the Main Market property investment company that owns a diversified portfolio of UK commercial real estate in carefully selected locations outside of London, announces the following change to its Board and committee responsibilities.
Mark Davies, ACA has been appointed as an independent Non-Executive Director and joined the Board with immediate effect. A highly experienced FTSE250 executive, Mark has extensive experience of Chairman, CEO and CFO roles in listed companies and private equity. He was a Co-founder Director of New River REIT plc ("New River") and helped take the Company from IPO to the FTSE250 in seven years. He was CFO of New River for over twelve years and, working alongside his role as CFO, was also CEO/Chairman of Hawthorn Leisure Limited ("Hawthorn") for five years. Mark stood down from the Board of New River following the announcement of the sale of Hawthorn in July 2021 but remained as CEO of Hawthorn until its successful sale to Admiral Taverns in August 2021.
In addition to his role as a Non-Executive Director, Mark will chair both the Audit Committee and Remuneration Committee and will also be the Senior Independent Director.
Steven Owen will chair the Nominations Committee and Matthew Simpson, CFO, will chair the ESG Committee.
Steven Owen, Interim Executive Chairman, commented:"Mark's track record, experience and knowledge of property and capital markets will be invaluable in enabling the Board to execute the Company's strategy of maximising cash returns to shareholders. The Board is looking forward to working with Mark in delivering this goal."
Mark Davies, Non-Executive Director, commented:"I'm delighted to have joined the Board of Palace Capital as a Non-Executive Director. I've followed the Company since its inception and I'm looking forward to working alongside Steven and the Management Team to deliver Shareholder Value."
I've been looking forward to some educated replies to your questions @gwm121. But in the meantime, for my 2penneth, I presume that you are thinking of Unit Trusts / OEIC'S when you refer to fund charges. Gore Street isn't that type of Fund, although it uses the term. It's just a normal share like any other. Yes you pay stamp duty when you buy.
Like others, I have been here since the beginning, but sold out for a time because I felt the price was way overhyped. I bought a few back last week when it dropped below 120p, but nothing like I had. The problem for me is that they keep raising all this money, but the money they raise isn't actually earning anything until they build assets and they come online. So the dividends they are paying are partly coming from the capital they raise. Some will disagree with that comment.
Another problem I have is that where most companies pay an enhanced final dividend, GSF make us wait an extra two months for the final dividend, and it is half the value of the other three. From here I would only add on a large fall or future fund raise, but I wouldn't want to be completely out again. I prefer GRID.