Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Thanks KK
DECIMAL POINTS IN WRONG PLACE.
Still seems cheap to me an offer nearer 300--325 would be a fairer price
CHEERS
I've run the figures and based on todays sp for D/Line and Ageas
I cant to the price of 233 for each share can someone please explain
eg 1000 SHARES IN D/L = £1000 1000 divided by 25.24 = 39 Ageas shares (rounded down) @ 38 each for the new share price . does not = £ 2330.00
There is usually a lock in of 12 months or so with shares given to BOD + staff, but no mention here, just that it says "The shares will be issued fully paid and will rank pari passu in all respects with the existing issued Common Shares of the Company."
SO are they for immediate sale, if so, when the oil start's back up again the SP jumps to 225----295 and that won't take long
SO Have the board played a blinder here?
giving themselves 6.25m shares split with co-workers (OF COURSE FOR THEMSELVES)
With returns of up to 100%+ while we still wait to get back level.
GLA
On todays RNS
"Together with the recent strategic investment by Wyloo and debt commitments, Greatland is now in a strong financial position as we progress towards production and cashflow from Havieron."
Would be nice to get some sort of time frame 6mths,1 year, 2 years,
Just give us a clue.
Not a great fan of the buy back of any company unless they cancel the purchased shares, At the moment our profits are buying shares to be handed out to management at a later date. The rules need to change , maybe a company can only keep a third of buybacks in treasury and cancel the others that way we can see a dividend increase for the general shareholders. Just a thought.
Not a great fan of the buy back of any company unless they cancel the purchased shares, At the moment our profits are buying shares to be handed out to management at a later date. The rules need to change , maybe a company can only keep a third of buybacks in treasury and cancel the others that way we can see a dividend increase for the general shareholders. Just a thought.
What a refreshing board this is, actually posting about the company with real thoughts and idea's with people who have some mining knowledge. My thoughts are that any buy under 62.00 is a bargain. Looking forward to a very interesting year, all the fundamentals are in place, once the licencing issues are dealt with sp should rebound to mid to high 70s to start with.
dyor.
good luck all for the New Year
A **** load, approx an additional £ 110, 000
Well nasty knickers i see GSK value @ 1985--2145 in 3 years, lots of things to clear up. As for Avacta there are far to many variables, with bent MP,s. so called bad results on testing, i think they may have to get US. FDA approval and move forward that way. I sure hope it hits the promised land 20x but i will settle for 10x
Well PR24 If you think this company will achieve 6.3 billion @ £25 i hope your right but i dont see it thats all im saying ,that would make it a 20 bagger+
Losta wtf £25 per share GSK IS ONLY 15.15 PER SHARE thats on a turnover in excess of
£ 34,000 million. So get a grip on reality. If we do hit £25 i will owe you a pint.
Massive potential just sit tight and come back in 2 years for a 10x just buy on any dips
It's a method of buying very large amount of shares without going through the normal trading channels
Let’s suppose a block trader places a buy market order on an exchange. The buy order starts to fill at £9 … but soon shifts to fill at higher and higher prices. So they get filled at£9.10, £9.20, and so on…
By the time they’ve filled their entire position, their last orders might have filled at £10! What started out as a market order at£9 filled at a $9.50 average cost. (This is only an example, you should never place market orders. Remember, limit orders are safer!)
In the end, the block trader is left with a bad average price due to slippage. This is another reason block traders avoid using a public exchange. They have no control over their execution price there. Outside of public exchanges, a buyer and seller can make a deal for a predetermined price that satisfies both parties.
It's one of the best products out there, and for the life of me i don't understand why this hasn't hit at least 40.--50.
FDA approval as well, the world is crying out for this kind of tech..... So i will keep averaging down and wait. ONE DAY
DON'T PANIC Fridays close
Rhodium Price per Ounce $ 21,400.00
Palladium price per Ounce $ 2,344.85
Platinum Price per Ounce $ 1,094.84
Gold Price per Ounce $ 1,814.55
If you cant wait sell up , didn't think so . It will come good when its time
What do you people want this is a great company,steady as she goes up 38% since 10/11/20
sit back and chill
Well reading between the lines , we are all back off holidays, had a nice chat, now we are all sat at the table to beat out a deal .
timeline ? 1-2 months? No big deal we have been here much longer than that, so carry on boys.
Don't buy. they only follow the market when it's high, buy, or when it's lower sell. there is very little inside knowledge of the market. always out of date
The furlough scheme has been extended until the end of March. So any company that says that it will reduce staffing, only to reemploy them later will only be offering minimum hour only contracts. Good for the markets NOT GOOD COMPANY POLICY.
It will show Greggs in a bad light.
Can anyone confirm the price at close on Friday as 107, which is showing on my Halifax account, or is it ust one of those things