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:-)…. Two accounts must be too much for some :-)

Don’t base you primary decision making on Motley Fool (or this BB)….. look a bit broader and take all ‘advice in the public domain’ as one data point…. There are conflicting views, opinions and advice…. They are often just that - Opinions

Ouch….. I expected a poor showing but what a shambles.

You have to smile….

Reduce gearing/ pay off debt, shore up the balance sheet, reintroduce dividend, share buy backs, establish forward Capex provision….. IMO, the expected approach?

I really hope our IOC’s are not forced to exit stage left….. Plenty of other places to set up if the WFT brigade are left to drive their agenda.

In addition to the above….. Sell the products and generate a sustainable revenue stream….. Anna put her money where her mouth should be, pop in £250,000 of her own money in a solid buy.

Not to be taken as a certainty but latest SP spread from a pool of 21 analysts is showing circa £23 to £30, with an average around £26.50

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The SMR angle is certainly a competitive advantage and quite an exciting prospect for the future of the Company and the UK as a whole.
I believe the tide has turned on naysayers, and as part of the energy transition, nuclear has a role. It will also be good for UK industry.
Competition is likely from Japan, USA and certain parts of Europe, but with a brand like RR and some level of a burning platform, perhaps RR can be a first mover.

And Q2 is going well for Shell….. Prelude on line, Pearl GTL back on line early, operational availability at record high, gas/oil prices high….. looking like another bumper quarter coming…

BVB is consistent in his position on Shell and backed by the board on keeping the Company whole….. it’s a complimentary balance, oil/gas/conventional fuels the energy transition for Shell and each line of business needs one another.
External pressure to split should be aggressively batted back IMHO.

$160 unlikely, $260 nonsense

Sharebel, I hope your right, But my view is a little more tempered. Each to their own, pleased you are all in on this…. :-)

Both ends of the spectrum need to be viewed with caution….. constant hype about the SP going to the moon or MM’s are manipulating things and CBX are about to pop, isn’t helping at all…. I personally don’t wish anyone a loss, and hope everyone reads, laughs and takes their own view…. Extreme posts are just that, extreme.

LTH, ride the bumps, filter the overly positive plonkers……. we have a good chance of seeing the Company grow, but it’s a slow ride and a long road….

I’d be really pleased if the CEO put a decent amount of her own money in…. A paltry few thousand to her was laughable. She needs to commit.

Onwards and upwards, good luck all.

The webinar is a chance for Anna to stop the drivel and talk plainly about status and solid commitments. No rhetoric, BS, waffy white paper nonsense or pomp and fanfare.

If she’s transparent and clear, then her reputational credit will increase considerably and perhaps the investment community will become more receptive, At the moment she hasn’t impressed (my opinion).
Still a viable start up, sales are key and a bit of an improved leadership performance will pay dividends.

Unfortunately, due to a clear pattern and trend, what CBX say is quite rightly open to question. They have made a hash of things again.

What a mess……. Total incompetence

I expect sales volumes are not yet where CBX need, but the publication of sales volumes will telll….

Each of us make their choice, but good to take a personal view on product quality by actually purchasing directly sounds a viable approach. If one doesn’t do this then one may miss an important perspective…. Second hand opinions have a place, but first hand experience is more powerful.