Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Has 13p forever gone. We shall see soon imho
There's your 14p, so should break out imho
Thank you darkblue, yes, takeover is what I hope based on current valuation. At these prices I expect to be couple of bags. Anyway, all being well, expecting test of 14p today imho
Thanks Nofear, kamyk, I'm building my position. The more it drifts the more I can average down. Schroders got too many lol imho
Notification of major holder with more than 3%. There change in position. Scrhoder being a major holder with around 20% still holding with no recent change imho
Still no TR1 yet which is good. Can the longs hold their nerve? Looks like a painful grind at the moment. Accumulation is my objective. Whether it will be fruitful. Time will tell. I'm happy for it to drift imho
Only put in what you can afford to lose!! Yes, it's either short term pain for long term gain or long term pain. Imho
@Ilovesushi ???
@Ilovesushi
U still in profit? Imho
Next ? imho
Ripped through 10s
How to lose 10% in 15minutes, Stevo077 trade is a good example ? Imho
Gonna go ? Imho
It's accumulation phase for me. I'm happy for it to drift imho
Thanks nofear, recommendation is 'buy' by all and 'hold' lowest target price giving a return over 30%. The city playing the PIs? Imho
From annual report
Barclays website (last updated on 06/03/2024) shows forecasted profit before tax predicted by analyst for 2024 to be £117.95m. If achieved, profit would be around half of today's market cap imho
If you look at the stocks in the sector, they're mostly hitting new all time highes where as you have this hitting near all time lows.. so yeah cost reduction with £160m savings could be a start of a re-rate imho
Further reduction in property footprint, should drive down net debt. So if they achieve the margin of 6%. The profitability likely to be close to today's market cap. Today's SP could be historic as the business has a strategy and purpose. If they execute the vision well
Imho
I feel last 6 7 years was about getting rid of loss making contracts, getting rid of non-core businesses, its harder to finance growth in all the sectors and divisions they were in. Now to two divisions. They now at a stage to simplify core businesses, be more lean and efficient to increase profit margin and use it to growth the two divisions. It must be highlighted, the Company after the disposal, still have revenue just under £3bn. Any new contract is signed on better margins which they hope to increase to 6% ish. So you can see how quickly it can flip from loss making to profitability.
Imho