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yes they are a good company and the government help will be very welcome but this is another problem denby and could be a big one take note of the first line! As a Jersey-incorporated company, Petrofac does not have the benefit of the statutory protections afforded by the UK Companies Act
2006 in relation to the remuneration reporting regime. Accordingly, if there is any inconsistency between the Company’s Policy (as approved
at any time by shareholders) and any contractual entitlement or other right of a Director, the Company may be obliged to honour that
existing entitlement or right. Formal legal advice affirms that it would be impractical for us to submit our new Policy for a binding shareholder
vote in the manner of a UK-incorporated company. Hence our decision to submit the Policy, once again, as an advisory vote at the agm

it's not really about supporting it's more about surviving in this mess there is a good chance with oil staying low we do not get anymore contracts for quite some time liquidity will be needed to cover this period more cash= more time. as for share holders confidence that's were we differ i will have more if they cancel dividend and some good quality analysts agree with me look if the dividend is good for you then i hope you get it. different views are healthy on a chat board so shall we leave it there and see what happens thanks stockdale.

stockdale, i don't liquidate much i did at the start of the drop and bought back in but i did not catch bottom not in my dreams did i think things would get this low. i like most concentrated to much on covid 19 which would be short lived but it's not about that anymore it's the frozen in time economy that will drag for a year or two i am lucky i have a low average because i got out early but i still don't want pfc to pay dividend. it is different perspective for all if you bought at 150p and have no intention to hold long term then the divi is great for you and no doubt you wont care about company after that. but if you are a LTH then you would want the company to preserve cash right now and then maybe pay a special dividend later. my view is if they pay this divi the share will selloff after? if they cancel it there is a chance sp will go up in response to this? stockdale ask yourself this would you like your company to have a bigger cash pot by not paying divi or a smaller one due to paying a high yield dividend in this current climate. i no views are going to be different but to (me) the divi has to go i am sorry if this offends but i am thinking of the future not the now company's need to hold cash not debt.

nice to see insiders buying but they need to cancel the dividend it would be foolish not to. you just cant pay a 15.49% at current sp in this climate. in fact if they do pay divi i will liquidate positions as i would of lost faith in management. but i am 99% sure it won't come to that they will do the right thing.

that last post was wrong board silly me.

take wmh it is my biggest UK holding but i cant hedge it because i believe it is a acquisition or merger target the wolves have started to show there hand. if this happens this will be a shame because i see wmh as a 400p stock in 2-3 years paying a large dividend this is not ramping it is what i expect from my research.

only if it's a day trade i just do them to pay the bills. but most i hold but i put a short hedged against the long if i think it's going to be a rough day and Friday especially. the thing is do i think covid 19 will cause a recession yes i do don't see how we will get away with it. but do i think the market has bottomed well that's what i don't no it's tough knowing when to fully commit.

i hedged most of my stocks you will have to have some balls to hold over weekend so will be a selloff on most Fridays. until things get better crystal ball time for that one.

why the dop! bear trap they will be common till bottom found on the dow.

this is great news well done for finding.

who here is feeling bear trap moment !

if your going to get upset please don't use you tube for a reference and anyway i am always positive about wmh. and for your reference! A cross trade is a practice where buy and sell orders for the same asset are offset without recording the trade on the exchange. It is an activity that is not permitted on most major exchanges.

A cross trade also occurs legitimately when a broker executes matched buy and a sell orders for the same security across different client accounts and reports them on an exchange. For example, if one client wants to sell and another wants to buy, the broker could match those two orders without sending the orders to the stock exchange to be filled but filling them as a cross trade and then reporting the transactions after the fact but in a timely manner and time-stamped with the time and price of the cross. These types of cross trades must also be executed at a price that corresponds to the prevailing market price at the time.

sniffer yes you are i checked take no notice of a trade that has uncrossed trade next to it's a common school boy error.

sniffer are you looking at u/t trade.

most of theses had positions some are new and added some reduced but none sold off completely! 9.72%
Schroder Investment Management Limited 84,972,883 £59.9m 1.72% 0.04%
9.58%
Silchester International Investors LLP 83,790,421 £59.1m -0.66% 0.29%
7.39%
Capital Research and Management Company 64,628,282 £45.6m -0.1% no data
6.5%
Artemis Investment Management LLP 56,780,423 £40.0m 1.31% 0.15%
5.35%
M&G Investment Management Limited 46,781,730 £33.0m 34.3% 0.06%
4.66%
BlackRock, Inc. 40,756,449 £28.7m 11.12% no data
4.19%
Standard Life Aberdeen plc 36,624,320 £25.8m 8.87% 0.01%
4.18%
The Vanguard Group, Inc. 36,533,093 £25.8m 10.37% no data
4.12%
Societe Generale Group, Banking Investments 36,016,081 £25.4m -30.01% 0.38%
3.97%
Societe Generale, Securities Investments 34,734,475 £24.5m -36.93% 0.14%
3.66%
Betfred Group Ltd. 32,000,000 £22.6m 0% no data
2.87%
Norges Bank Investment Management 25,085,762 £17.7m -6.89% no data
2.17%
Legal & General Investment Management Limited 18,936,264 £13.4m 0.53% no data
1.92%
Barclays PLC Private Banking & Investment Banking Investment 16,776,629 £11.8m 57.9% 0.02%
1.87%
Dimensional Fund Advisors L.P. 16,356,463 £11.5m 8.37% no data
1.78%
FIL Limited 15,531,578 £10.9m -3.08% 0.01%
1.54%
Eldorado Resorts, Inc. 13,430,434 £9.5m 0% no data
1.49%
State Street Global Advisors, Inc. 13,045,675 £9.2m 14.32% no data
1.33%
Majedie Asset Management Limited 11,608,952 £8.2m -12.26% 0.08%
1.03%
Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Limited 9,021,867 £6.4m -3.34% 0.02%
0.99%
Goldman Sachs Group, Investment Banking and Securities Investments 8,641,186 £6.1m -13.38% no data
0.92%
Principal Global Investors, LLC 8,079,105 £5.7m -4.33% no data
0.9%
The Bank of Nova Scotia, Banking Investments 7,826,500 £5.5m 133.94% 0.01%
0.83%
Border To Coast Pensions Partnership Limited 7,252,817 £5.1m 2.34% 0.11%
0.78%
State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio 6,835,572 £4.8m 0% 0.02%

there maybe a lot of betting sites out there but only a few uk sites operate in the states. in the end the american side of businesses will have a bigger market cap than the uk side that's were this makes wmh a good investment.

guys keep an eye on positions tomorrow at 12.30! dow just shed 1000 points into the close don't no why. america have estimated 1m unemployment but just been talking to a guy from states who is a commodities trader reckons it's more like 3m but some say this is priced in but if that's true why not put the estimate at 3m . this is not advise to do anything just a heads up.

hectic day tomorrow uk retail sales est 0.2% previous 0.9% so drop allowed for bit lets hope it stays within range 12. 30 US jobless claims this one concerns me they don't seem to of allowed much for the rise could be wrong.

could be hectic tomorrow uk retail sales estimate o.2% previous 0.9% so allowed for drop but let hope it stays at that range.

cj39 top man we not out the woods yet. vistry will come good but will take a bit of time but i guess we all have to be careful the knock on effect of covid 19 could be a deep recession but there is so much fear in the markets i don't blame anyone for not jumping in unless it's aim stocks they seem to enjoy the pain of getting in higher. the senate looks like they have put a 2t package together lets see if it gets through. anyway best of luck with finding a gem in the rough.