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Agree with that. In fact, you are now agreeing with my view about what folks on the ground are saying in the tile producing areas. Funny that.
Talking of profit, this bloke bought all of his shares at the high point, where speculation exceeded facts by a huge marging, then he sold almost all of his shares at the low, when, again, the speculation exceeded the known facts in the negative.
There must be a "worst Ever" award in there somewhere surely.
Whereas you believe that execs should work for free.
I don't think anyone could explain the logic of that point of view. You can come and go as you please, they have to invest their time to maintain continuity, without which there would be no company.
G figure
Been a grind for sure, Take a look at the whole market Naz, there's little appetite for anything.
I was pondering 2009, when so much of folks savings entered the market due to interest rates on savings vanishing. Different story now.
As ever, we know what we're waiting for, By Health have invested heavily, they will want to sell big time when they launch.
Another riddle in response.
cbaron missed one. Insinuation.
The suggestion that this is a massive conspiracy, rather than a chat board for individuals who are capable of making their own decisions based on published information. You sail very close to defamation, and you always have.
For that reason, I think you should be censored.
Producers are talking of really significant drop in volumes, causing a lot of kiln closures and job furloughs. Can't really see how Topps can avoid the negative impacts of high interest rates and reduced construction activity. Doesn't take a candlestick to shed light on an industry in tough times IMHO
Yep, well I've said my opinion about that a few times, it's my opinion that the significant multiples rely on BH orders in the near term. Effectively, DSM don't sell for the existing health claims, they are seeking a new niche in the gut health field. That is massive, but will not be quick to arrive IMHO
Don't you think that just brushing it off as a nothing burger is a bit questionable too?
So many of the inter related stuff rings bells to me. These transactions shouldn't read like an iffy game for all the family IMHO
Having watched the presentation a while back, I have to say that I think the current ESG blather turned me right off.
I suppose they have to do it for their clients' image, but making creative people take such a wet view of things is really bad for business IMHO.
Companies such as this turn down in harsh economic times. Action should have been taken in anticipation of that fact, rather than after the pinch began to be felt. For me now, having let a few go a year ago, it's a matter of sitting tight and waiting for the pendulum to swing back, whilst being cross with myself for ignoring what was right in front of me.
Staying on topic, and ignoring ridiculous petty arguments, the progress of sealing off the lower, partially proven, oil flowing zones will now ne complete, so that the SMD zone can be assessed. If the newly joined world class drilling and fraccing team can prove that SMD can flow hydrocarbons, this would provide a route to monetising the asset in the shortest time frame. That being the case, the path to self funding would be foreshortened.
It's my belief that this ios the strategy
Following that operation, a world class drilling and fraccing team were brought in. Financial backing from a billionaire investor provided strong support, making the claim that progress couldn't be financed look the lie that it was.