The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Where did you find the q1 reporting date JJ? Was expecting a bit of a surge pre results considering the noise about profitability being reached with high interest rates. If it doesn't happen now for metro doubt it ever will. Made a decent profit on the run up to q4 22 results. Have come back in around 99p Just hope I haven't taken one too many bites of the cherry
I don't think there was anything gsaid we don't already know in the interview. I do like this: "we are poised to see some big developments from cizzle in the coming months"
Due around 27april judging by last year's release. Bought a few in anticipation of a profit. Had a decent trade leading up to ye 22 results 100-150. I never usually time it so well. Hoping for a repeat.
About 10p can't remember the exact
Valm down Bamb I'm in balls deep here. I was pointing out that Chris is promoting his own twitter handle which is full of the usual guff.
Promoting your own drivel ;-/
It's not clear if they have already acquired the initial 10% yet. Did they buy on the open market? Could be a catalyst for a rise if they buy all the way to 29.
3x. What do you consider historical norm? We've had abnormally low rates since the 07 financial crisis. I wouldn't expect much of a retreat even when inflation levels off.
An uptick in trade volume the last week - perhaps anticipation of a decent trading update in January?
Might steady the ship
Is this curtains or worth a punt when the dust settles?
What's the connection here perky? Excuse my ignorance.
What are all the negative trades about?
Is regulatory approval process underway in any jurisdictions?
The same goes for the 3m trade yesterday. If today and yesterday's trades are the same individual should we not see a tr1 whether a buy or sell?
Thanks for the rather crap replies peak and hughez. I guess the answer is you have no idea.
Can someone talk me through the transaction cash flows.
I'm a manufacturer with 100k of goods sat in the warehouse that aren't due to the customer for 6 months. So I come to syme to monetise the stock. Syme give me 100k. Have they lent me 100k or have they purchased the stock for 100k? What happens 6 months down the line when the stock is due for delivery? Who has legal title to the stock at this point, syme or me? Do I need to buy it back off syme before delivering to the customer? What are the vat implications? What is the cost to my business of having 100k from syme at my disposal? What profits are syme expected to make off this transaction? Would appreciate if anyone has worked this through they could share and help my understanding.
Holly the loss needs to be realised before it can be utilised. Currently shares suspended which isn't a disposal event. Capital losses can only be used to offset future capital gains, you can't use these against your income tax bill for example. Pretty much useless unless you will have gains outside of isa in the future.
HL trading again now. Managed my small topup
I've been trying to topup (only 3/4 of 1k in money) all morning without success on hl