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Rampers and traders will always sell for small profits and move on to todays big news. Tomorrows can wait.
UJO is absolutely infested by rampers and traders.
We investors will never see daylight. People talk of 3p ... they will never be heard of once we get back to 0.3p. Except for coming back to brag how they sold out and made a fortune.
IF everyone here was an investor and held their shares and added more when they can, we would all be rich by now. But no.
Organised gangs. R.I.P. A.I.M.

This constant deramping is getting tedious. Man with a grudge alert !

Maybe JO Hambro Capital Management haven't sold any at all. Someone buying heavily yesterday could have caused the percentage of other shareholders to drop by that small amount. The slight decline in price today because they have stopped buying for the time being. I don't think we have reached our true value yet, so can't see a major investor selling. Just lots of the trader types who blight the AIM.

And now we can see who has been dumping the shares, with Blackrock down from almost 10 percent of the company to under 5%. I am assuming Blackrock will know more than us when they made that call.

I'm not expecting the next two dividends to be paid at all. May be back on track for the post-Xmas divi, but certainly not at previous rates. The price drop here has been worse than loan companies, even those in distress. Very quiet on the announcement front, looks like they are keeping a very low profile.

As someone posted below - 18th May. After a year of research and complaining I eventually found that withholding tax actually depends on your broker and if they can be bothered obtaining the correct authorities to deal with the tax.

I think people are thinking that with oil so cheap there is less need for wind and solar. On the other hand, I would hope the big oil companies would get their green plans going by buying a couple of solar, wind, battery and AD companies on the cheap.
Although I am desperate for a few top ups, I wouldn't buy at the moment. Surely the FT100 shouldn't be this high... I am waiting for below 5000 at least, even below 4000.

At least it's sorted the share price out - you can tell the sells from the buys now.
I presume they will already know what the result of the winding up vote will be, having consulted with the share holders who matter.
Kvika's website leads me more to think of them as long term asset managers rather than asset strippers. Maybe they will point some Icelandic investors in our direction. https://www.kvika.is/en/uk-operations

Oh dear, Sybil is back for the latest pump and dump. Those of us who are investors should have our own snug so we can ban the "ladies". (joke)

I was initially hoping that the main market listing would make a difference to DGOC tax situation, but I don't think it will in my case.
So, news today. Doesn't sound good for dividends -
The Board will work with KKV to determine the timing and quantum of any reinstatement of dividends and foreign exchange hedging once there is greater clarity over the impact of Covid-19 on the Company's borrowers.
That will presumably be after the end of June, so I guess we are in limbo until then.

Yes DGOC has been a nightmare for the tax problem. I posted and sought advice many times. It took an awful lot of research, and help from DGOC and (no) help from their registrars to get anywhere. It turned out my brokers I-web, the same as Lloyds/Halifax are not authorised to deal with this particular type of tax, and after a years battle they paid me compensation of the tax I had paid, but I still have to pay future withholding tax. I could move to a different broker, but I've done that several times in the past. I still hope DGOC can find a way round it. The problem seems to be the fact they are listed in the UK and it's an unique problem.
Anyway... still can't believe the markets are up again, getting itchy fingers.

Thanks for sharing your views jamesmaggs. Strangely enough my broker won't allow investment in SSIF or SREI. They are among around 20 such companies on my quarterly/monthly dividend payers who are "not allowed", without any reasons ever given.
Yes I saw the "cornish pasty" programme. Although I don't know much about AD, my interest was stirred in the subject because 50 odd years ago my father was a clerk-of-works, and a couple of his projects were new sewage work builds. He used to often dump me at a laboratory in school holidays where they experimented on the bacteria, gasses and by-products. Wish I had got into that game at such an early stage, unfortunately I blew my school chemistry lab up, so wasn't encouraged to progress down those lines.
I made some initial notes from the SQN report that their top ten investments/loans were 1,3,4,7 AD Plants, and 5 was Suniva. So they definitely need sorting. No. 2 was a "diversified portfolio", then Glass manufacturing, Combined Heat and Power, Marine vessels, and paper mills.
I want to get back to read about the rest, which were another 6 AD plants, 4 IT and telecom, a Mobile modular, 2 Hospital investments, Lending, Remote Vehicles, Helicopter, Construction equipment, and 3 wind turbine investments. So there is plenty to go at if the company is put into wind-down.
As for the buys and sells, I am puzzled - my 4000 buy at around 2.56pm on Friday was the lowest price of the day up to that point - and it was a buy. There seems to be plenty of trades continuing today.
I'm sitting on what cash I have left until we get another big fall. I got a few amazing deals on 18th and 23rd.March, way below the prices shown at the time. Next time I'll be ready !

I'm probably one of the few people supporting SQN at the moment. I think the recent half yearly report and other RNS's make interesting reading. I look forward to going through the details more when I get time. I added 4000 shares yesterday to bring my average down. Showed as a sell of course.
On the face of it, they have made some questionable loans, namely the AD Plants (which interest me) and Suniva, but reading further into the actions they have taken, they seem to be very hands on with sorting out the problems. Not shy of putting companies into administration or using the US Courts. There seem to be a few other loans in crisis as well, so that is why the share price is at such a discount - and also, as I only invest in quarterly dividend payers, and SQN have suspended dividends, it was touch and go if I sold out of stuck with them. I sold out of HSBC, British Land, Land Sec, etc etc because I didn't like the way they handled the dividend suspensions, but I stuck with SQN and added because I "think" it will turn out well eventually. Basically they either turn it around fairly quickly, or the major shareholders will vote to sell the assets off and return the capital to investors. And I believe there will be more in the returns than the current share price, but that is what I want to spend more time studying.
I am also in Hadrians Wall, which has been through the same, with Biomass companies it invested in going into administration, and the company is now returning capital to investors. I got 19p per share yesterday from them, and that is from just one of the 20 investments they have.
One thing on my mind about SQN, without going into the documents, is that they are only allowed to invest a certain percentage in particular industries. I suspect that with the AD Plants, they have over invested ? They list the British and Scottish plants as AD, but are the Irish plants down as "Agriculture" to get round the investment limits ? It's a bit naughty if that is the case. Time will tell. It's either sort it out and get back to high dividends in a few months, or sell everything off and return capital, hopefully of at least 60p per share.

That's not a good thing, cost me £23,000 on Echo. Surprised no-one has taken a contract out on him yet. I doubt he gives "tips for free", and I sincerely hope that DGOC haven't paid him a penny.

They sold out of here and went to ramp medical stocks @Ninetails - hence why our price is once again down. Unfortunately they'll be back soon.

Well what a great week that was for the share price of RLE and most of my portfolio. Feeling really positive for once. Just wish the market would do another big drop so I can get in some more top-ups. Life is so good, birds nesting in the gardens, peace and quiet everywhere, just wish the miserable sids on here would cheer up a bit. Have suggested to Bassi that he take an injunction out against his stalkers. He laughed !

Don't worry about losing your dividends and possibly losing REIT status.... the board are still getting their bonuses. That's all that matters. Party !!!!

Trades page is showing February. Shock is that we were this high just 2 months ago.

Sad to see two people who aren't invested monopolising this board in a time of crisis. One admits to wanting to invest when he gets the price down, the other with a personal vendetta against "Bassi". Why not stick to commenting on your own investments guys instead of trying to ruin that of others who rely on dividends to pay their bills ?

Got mine with I-web on the 31st. Some have been a bit slow with staff working from home, but no problem with NESF.