Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Clued, exactly, you can make profit but not too much. Crazy.
Wonder if there will be a call for windfall tax on bae after their results today? Doubt it although they have profited from Ukraine war just as we have here.
HSBC and NatWest may both be banks but are very very different banks exposed to very different markets.
Am I reading this correctly, there will be no need to buy your rights, as before with the capital raise as this is a straight consolidation. My account giving no indication of needing money for rights shares, just that I'll have my account credited 1 for 10 on Friday?
Why the 3% drop?
Stressed out,....... actually no, I'm not going to bother with you.
Sincere apologies if you're genuine. No envy here, I do ok, retired at 51, not got millions invested but enough to retire at 51 and live the rest of our lives out doing what we want to. Was a postman, so had to use my brain a bit as well as hard work, to get into our current position too. I just didn't think full time trading millionaires would bother posting here that's all. GL.
Little Easton, so let me get this right, you had 58,000 shares in shell, worth at today's SP, around £1.5million? You are either ridiculously wealthy so that amount doesn't matter, very stupid to put that much into an oil stock or I smell something. Multi millionaires do not bother posting on chat sites. Good luck with your investment.
Jk, the divi is 1%. Doubtful anyone will be buying before xdiv to get 1%. There's more to play here than that.
Only thing is, at £6 the divi isn't looking so good for income players at more than 1% bellow what you can get for cash. £6 will be a stumbling block and would certainly see me take a lot off the table and into a long term fixed rate cash account but then I'm at a stage in life when I want a bit more portfolio in cash really for safety. In short, they need to up their divi for a UK market, especially if it gets to a point where future growth is limited. Enjoying the rise now though, glad (for now) that I took off the 520 sell orders last night.
Had both me and the wifes holdings to sell at 520 and was out of internet signal today. Wasn't expecting that today. No the dilemma, do I stick with my sell order under my theory of diminishing divided yield, now at less than 4% and possible diminished profits in the quarters to come. Or do i get greedy and cancel the order to let them ride. Done that before (several times, lol) and regretted sticking to my plan but the reaction was so strong today, especially the boost when stateside opened up, how high can this go short term before dropping back?
The price of oil is largely out of BP's hands isn't it. If by fuel you mean petrol and diesel, then you should be asking the government who put 55p a litre on it I believe and it will rise further in April we're told. If companies make a profit because the price of what they sell has risen and the companies are run well and efficiently why not let them? There's no great call to subsidize oil and gas companies when the price of oil drops. Were there calls to windfall tax British hotels and caravan holiday parks post covid when people stayed at home for holidays and said businesses made a mint?
Steady as she goes, back to £6. This year.
Topher, don't beat yourself up, any one of us could write what you just did. We all make calls on greed one time or another. You didn't sell. No big deal. Set sell order for 24.40 and sit on your hands and wait. You'll get it back and maybe sneek a 1% divi on the way.
In couple of hrs....... that's more than the year's dividend. Oh well, I'm here for the divi until it gets to £25.50, then it's all set to sell, the yield will have dropped too low then. A loss on the day is only numbers if you hold strong. British press have their narrative for today, probably been writing their pieces for a few days now with gaps just to insert the proper figures in. Makes me chuckle really, most of the journos have no clue. They weren't calling for tax breaks and government hand outs for shell 3 yrs ago were they.
Results day tomorrow as poo plunges 3%. Agree that a decent divi hike is very much needed here. 3.5% is not enough to risk your capital when you can get 4.5% in cash if you want to lock it away for 3 yrs. Risk free.
This last week. Guess the heat has gone from the travel rally and people sitting on much profit are seeing the sp drift down and getting out. All good for the long run fingers crossed.
That maybe true however Bloomberg says a unconfirmed source says they are approaching banks for a cash raise to pay back the German government bail out money they got in 2020.
Is this why the Sp has not reacted as expected with the good news and sentiment from EZJ and JET2?
Not many doing the same by the looks of it. Ezj going up, TUI going down. Only matter of time before TUI catches up though.