Main tourism in BBD is UK, Canada and USA. It's a place where the rich and super rich spend winter. As such, it's hedged against currency weakness to.an extent, because the usual demographic are not as affected by such things. Not to say it won't impact, but it won't be impacted as much as, for instance, Spain or Portugal.
Fwiw I think that the current weakness is based on perception of the new 'tourism taxes' introduced by the newly elected government. This will be balanced out in time by the introduction of pro homosexual policies that attract the pink pound to.the island as a Caribbean destination that is way more welcoming to homosexual couples than many other islands. In case you don't know, the new Barbadian prime minister is a lesbian, the island has recently had its first gay pride and it's assumed that gay marriage is on the cards.
I vaguely remember an interview (either share talk or proactive investors) where CP explains that the goldbloc units are digital representation of physically vaulted gold. As such, I believe his explanation concluded, the maximum number of goldbloc units could only ever be equivalent to.the amount of gold mined historically. He went on to reiterate that in order to generate that amount of goldbloc, all gold would have to be held through Lionsgold. I take this to illustrate the notion that goldbloc is a digitally gold-backed currency, rather than an abstract cryptocurrency imho
There were the 2 tax rebates from hmrc and irs recently, I do not know what kind of cash requirements to expect though. Are you able to explain the water issue at all? Is it likely to be coming from one zone, or impossible to say?
Not any significant revenue streams, that we are aware of at least. Figures to be reported soon and I suspect they will be too soon to highlight any income from the DA/Thales tie up. I'm happy to hold my stake for the DA sale but I do have a gut feeling we may reach previous placing price of 18p, which would result in me topping up confidently. Any news on DA sale beforehand would obviously stop that happening.
It does appear to me to be perfectly natural for a market makers' position to fluctuate. Furthermore, is it fair to conclude that if the TR1 indicates that their position has decreased that this would be the result of retail investors purchasing? A market maker can't sell to think air, surely?
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Kalahari, indeed! I think the initial rise to 30 was partly supported by rainbow chasing, which is always going to be unsustainable without constant good news to bolster the rise. With the continued progress in Sacramento Basin we can start underpinning higher and higher as more is learned.
Grayling, it's a great contract to score. There are quite a few deals being announced and negotiated lately so I see a reasonable upside from here over the next 6-12 months. HY results will hopefully help. I think it's August 1st they are released. Incidentally, iirc the husband of Theresa May is a major holder so hopefully a little chat with a president could have been useful.
I agree dakad, the price reached circa 30p on Dempsey so I think it is logical to expect higher for China, Mako will bump that up substantially too. Shame we didn't get 20% there in retrospect but at the time I agreed that portfolio diversification was a better strategy. I still do actually, I don't think Sacramento is over yet.
Good evening folks I'm a fairly new face to investment, so hopefully someone can guide me here; is it plausible that the top ups and offlays from PH are them balancing their books from buys and sells from their own clients? Or are they more likely to be based on what PH wish to hold as their own stock for selling further down the line? Thanks!