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Stamps used by the general public is less than 5% and I don't know what percentage of people buys and saves them for years. Businesses pay live tariffs
Expecting a bigger than usual rise of stamp prices end of next month to cover the loss on falling letter volumes. Stamp prices usually rise end of March. Anything under £3 is a gift. Even £4 looks a bargain compared to the dividend yield. Gla
Like your posts. Love your sense of humour. Been reading your posts for more than a year.
Vaguely remember that you had a life saving surgery over a year ago. You mentioned on Friday that you were fatally injured. Wish you recover. If you live near Essex please let me know I will come and meet you. All the best
Looking forward to world class zama news. Glad rns out to calm nerves. Onwards and upwards from here please
Article headline should have been Premier oil eyeing on lucrative north sea oil fields Not Premier Oil, led by Tony Durrant, in cash call for North Sea fields
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/614ec8b6-a6c2-11e8-926a-7342fe5e173f
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/business/premier-oil-led-by-tony-durrant-in-cash-call-for-north-sea-fields-dtlq55bd9
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, ponders what history might tell us about current market volatility:
The FTSE 100 is treating a 5% surge in America’s S&P 500 benchmark with a good degree of caution and it is easy to see why, even if that was the eighteenth biggest single-day gain in the US index since 1970.
Encouragingly, three of the seventeen other 5%-plus daily advances came immediately in the aftermath of the 1987 Crash, when buying did prove a good plan, and two more in March 2009 when the S&P finally hit bottom as the Great Financial Crisis began to abate.
But history also shows eight of the 5%-plus gains came during the bear market of 2007-2009 and three more during the market downturn of 2000-2003, to suggest there is still a risk that this year’s Boxing Day bonanza could be no more than a wicked bear trap set to lure investors into more trouble.
That may explain why the FTSE 100 is hardly responding at all and investors and traders alike will be looking out for a couple of further definitive signals before they decide it really is time to buy on the dips following this year’s Christmas sell-off.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2018/dec/27/wall-street-surge-brings-festive-relief-to-markets-business-live
Keep the positivity. Very close to sell my holding but hard to think of what price to get back in again. Sellers are selling in distress and buyers are buying with great energy. Looks like we are on a thin line where this could bounce back or fall off cliff edge if oil goes down more. Let's see. Gla
Saudi oil producers informed clients of cuts. 2 weeks to go for the cuts to take place. Supply will tighten and prices will be supported. Tullow production and revenues are strong and it is the best in its league. Onwards and upwards from here. Atb
As a consequence of the change in market conditions, IQE announces that it now expects to deliver revenues of approximately £160m for FY 2018 (H1 2018 £73.4m, FY 2017 £154.6m).
FY 2018 Adjusted EBITDA is now expected to be approximately £31m (FY 2017 £37.1m).
Company has rolled back more than a year in terms of overall performance. Feels still overvalued at 500M mcap whose ebitda as £31M.
Also to add, there's always the talk of share holder value, growth, minimum dilution, becoming tier 2 miner, etc. But, there are placements, fund raising and headroom requests. AP is doing a lot for the growth of the company, now it's high time to build the sp and share holder confidence.
never borrow money to put in shares. you wait or pull out. tranche B delay will drag this down further as we aren't cash rich. we shouldn't be at 0.56p in the first place. pathetic share price
Before afcr signing the licence docs and tranche B funds of $5.5M. Ceo's dreams of taking vast to mid tier level is not far away with all existing mines, baita in hands; blueberry project and marange shaping up. Happy Monday!
Are there any conditions to be met to access funds? Previous rns stated there's a historic administrative issue with a nominee share holder of afcr to be resolved. This must have been cleared by now. $5.5 M will put all the cash issues to bed. A major step forward in vast's finances. Signing off bp docs and tranche B funds of $ 5.5M will clear all this panic of future placing and cash constraints. Gla
Ap said they are in negotiations with iis to get them on board as there's a lot of free float. 36M worth of bp is at hand. Vast will find it's road back to 2p. All I can do now is wait till this time next week by then we will be talking about baita mining and other projects. Tranche 2 funds will be sorted on or after Wednesday. Sp rerate follow suit