Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
You should be able to. There's a little box next to the share ticker in your folio that takes you to a page talking about how it'll work
There truly is never a dull day with STOB
While the oil price here isn't as absurd as in the US (since we don't seem to be suffering the same storage issues), how do we think then energy division will be impacted by it? It's obviously not a direct correlation but I can certainly see Biomass fuel being less appealing in the near future
And now down again! I have no idea what's going on but I'm certainly not upset about all these buying opportunities.
While I am a holder here, and eager to see HFD do well, I think you've made your point by now, EC.
One thing on the business here is that their car servicing, MOTs aside, is unlikely to be pulling in as much revenue as normal, since people are using their cars less frequently, giving fewer opportunities for breakdowns. This should be easily offset, though, by the increases in bike and exercise equipment sales you've been mentioning.
If you're looking for another nice swinger, HFD has been bouncing between 75 and 90 after they found out they would be allowed to stay open - likely to rise further (they were sitting at around 160 before corona news hit)
Managed to sell out at the right time, just trying to buy this dip now but HL is having a lot of trouble - are others here able to place any orders?
Looks like I chose the right morning to buy into HFD!
Theory is it could be JB trying to suppress the price to get a cheap deal to take it all private - though that does not explain the lack of buyers - perhaps could be being overlooked in a market saturated with value buys? who knows...
NH - IMO still a few key differences to Wonga - The claims seem likely to be limited to a specific subset of loans (the 'pilot loans'), and as such may not be enough to drive the business under in the same way. AMGO does things at 50% APR, not 1550%, so the chances of claims getting so absurdly out of hand are unlikely. Also, due to the lowered interest rate, the payout per claim will probably also be significantly lower.
Started at 70 just before div, I've been steadily topping up as the slide's continued. Funds in the future sound like a good idea. Either that or a deal comes, it skyrockets back to 70, and I pat myself on the back and completely fail to learn any lessons from this whole affair.
Supreme court will probably be dismantled/neutered soon enough, and even if it isn't, Boris will be able to push the runway through if he tries, question is just how much he'll see it as a priority. Feels like it's just not worth it at this point (also my opinion on HS2 tbh)
The virus will be gone for sure by the summer, but climate concerns are unlikely to disappear (especially if we get another ridiculously warm summer!) - though I doubt a con govt will do anything more than a token non-effort to appease them.
Gerry, IMO (as a biochemist who had a chat with a virologist today) the virus will probably get worse before it gets better - the fact that you have almost a full week with contagiousness without symptoms, and that it's established inside the Schengen area means that it's going to spread. Long term impact unlikely to be bad however, death rate doesn't seem too bad, and primarily confined to those with compromised immune systems for one reason or another. If I had to make a bold prediction, it will probably be at its peak in around a month and a half, but that's nothing more than a guesstimate - how bad it will be is still very uncertain, and depends on how well governments respond. If it reaches the US, expect it to hit hard on account of their dysfunctional healthcare system.
The virus should only affect things for 3-4 months at an absolute maximum though, given its rate of spread and the rate of progress on a treatment, I feel. Brexit fallout may affect things for a good while longer