The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
a 20% fall since June, thats a big old drop, gonna take a lot of divi payments and a real boost for the company to get that back anytime soon.... just goes to show what badly timed/badly worded statements from boards or ceo'S can do to stuff a share price.................
just goes to show, if you have a company that has constant good news flow, but your CEO does not give CLEAR indication of where the company is going that means uncertainty........ therefore DOWN, well done CEO ... NOT
Yeah its all you need a bit of uncertainty and a CEO who seems to be saying not what the market wants to hear, with a CEO like this who needs a recession, now down below pre BREXIT lows .... well played CEO ............ NOT
Shows you the crazy world we live in ... tobacco companies and missile/bomb makers rise .. while healthcare and medical stocks fall................. switching off and come back next week .. beer day tomorrow .. but have a bit less to spend now... .. but enough.........
Others disagree strongly. High-profile British fund manager Neil Woodford sold his shares in GSK in May in frustration at its refusal to consider a break-up of the company into more focused units. ...
with a price drop that is worst for 10 years? looking at the prices this morning from what I could see the biggest trades were buys, over the next few years probable that you look back and think this was the buy opportunity, dont think we have been down here for some time .. even on #Brexit, but with a good yield and a falling pound, its just a blip in the scheme of things ... ?
hes been banging on about the same things since he got in, drugs, Mexicans, Tax and Korea. All a load of rhetoric, he is out of control, he seems to think him and his policies or the plans he has are completely and utterly responsible for the huge gains in the stock market.... HE HAS ACTUALLY DELIVERED NEARLY ZERO ON his rhetoric, when the tide goes out .. a lot of people are going to be seen a swimming naked IMHO.
What you have to think about too is that the FTSE100 is now more of a USD / GBP play and 6 stocks make up 25pct of the index the heaviest OF which are SHEL A and B, HSBC, BP , GSK all of whom report in USD. therefore on hint of strong GBP the index can fall, look at the aftermath of BREXIT vote .. GBP/USD crapped out ... but the FTSE went higher and higher, FTSE has become and OIL commods usd/gbp play... rather than reflective of the state of top 100 companies ... IMHO
could be impact of storms in U.S making things wobble.. .extract as below .. who knows .... Baxter is the latest U.S. company to forecast the financial impact of the disaster, which knocked out electricity and caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure in Puerto Rico. About 10 percent of the drugs prescribed in the United States are made in Puerto Rico, and most major drug companies including Merck , Johnson & Johnson , Pfizer and GSK operate facilities there.
Yup in 2 trading months at this rate of loss this will be a penny stock or will be bust, what a bunch of muppets ........what happened to all the big planning etc... no plan ... no updates .. no clue.............. while they still get paid every month.... LOL priceless...