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I think this has been oversold, volume of shares sold / bought in last few days vs number in issue 9 million vs over 240million in issue . I guess the problem is total uncertainty every time a production update comes out it is way down on previous estimates it was always going to be a problem ramping up production and until targets are set and hit or exceeded this share will be in the doldrums and cash raising is increasingly difficult as the share price drops either from finance houses or existing shareholders. Difficult to know whether to bail or cling on . The board needs to be honest and set realistic sales goals.
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SCS have so much cash they could if they liked and were allowed buy themselves at current market price and still have at least £15 million to work in the business so keep on paying those dividends and buy back more shares . Anyone want to form a consortium to buy this company out and pay a massive dividend to ourselves, someone is bound to do it.
This is a real blow to this stock which has had more than its fair share of bad news days and the market makers are having a field day with its volatillity today but look at the buys and sells, definitely more buyers than sellers and the volume is still less than 15% of the total shares issued so most are riding out the storm for now. The company is still producing oil so the price should stabalise come the middle of next week once this becomes old news .
This small cap pharmaceutical diagnostics platform based company has just produced some above market expectation trading update figures year on year trading up from £10million with profit 1.5million to £13.4million with profits before tax of £2.10million . I am sure the corona virus will have some impact of a positive nature on this diagnostic firms performance in 2020
Fossil Fuels and oils and gases are out of vogue and I guess a lot of ethical investors are dumping stock hence the drop in price every day this week and last.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/01/15/blackrocks-commitment-shows-world-has-finally-reached-tipping/
Now the price drop makes some sense an exodus from fossil fuels is getting some traction to try to placate the Thumberg movement the greens and all and sundry, looks like oils are out of fashion whether they are producing or not.
This could be a big story at 7.00am tomorrow or Thursday but just incase it is all notice board frenzy it might be wise to move those stop losses up a penny or two so that you can lock in a few readies. Great rises today but volume is lower than some days last week.
I have held these shares for a while they are a bit of a speculative one for me however I am not overexposed. I have tried their Red Leg spiced Rum and it is a first class product and seems to be its best performing product and for good reason it has a unique flavour and can be mixed in many different ways as a cocktail , long drink and as an extremely tasty additive to chocolate cakes my wife has made a few and they are delicious. I haven't tried the new Caramalised Pineapple Spiced Rum but will get some when it appears in the shops. As for the rest of the portfolio Gin and Vodka are very competitive and although Blackwoods Premium Gin is stocked in some off licences the other products in the range seem to have been deleted by retailers or never listed, unfortunately new Gin |Companies are springing up as fast as property developers were in the noughties and I think there is going to be a lot of them going bust very soon with only the best surviving and the signal for the end of the Gin Craze for me was the cancelling and the fire sale of all stocks of Gin for GINFEST 2018 . For me the winner here is definitely RED LEG Spiced Rum I might be as bold to say that it will be the "Baileys Irish" of this company and will be the reason this company either sinks, swims or gets bought by a larger Drinks Company such as Diageo , some of their former Directors are non executive directors for Distil. Has anyone else here tried the Blackwoods Gin or Vodka if so what do you think? One other thing which I think is very poor on Distil PLC behalf while they have put out a few posts on social media regarding Caramelised Pineapple Red Leg Spiced Rum the companies website does not even metion its existence which I think is just bad mangement check it out here www.distil.uk.com .
Just got into this company last month results out in the next few weeks it has risen around 25% in a week but with a few more contracts like the one that came in just before the year end this could be a very nice little earner.
This share has been around for so many years trots out the same old hopeful waffle every year but produces nothing and the shares are so diluted 500million + and not a drop of oil ever produced or sold . They talk a great oil discovery and produce diddly squat year after year by the time they produce anything the world will not need it. IMO<br />
Well now that has changed the tide of falling shares over 500k traded and look the shares have bounced and a good one at that, results due on the 6th , Hope you guys cut off your positions while the shares where at £23.20 and not at £26.80 looks like this one is heading back up.
The report from Matt Earl has sent the share price down which we have all seen, perhaps the company was a little overvalued, but I think it will level off, The founder owns 30% of the shares and other major shareholders own a further 20% now if you look on the news feed , not one of these major shareholders has changed their holdings so they are not convinced by the likes of MATT Earl nor am I he is trying to stitch a few things together to beef up his report. FD on the other hand is recruiting 1000 graduates over the next few years, it is buying the remaining % of Kx it does not already own and it trades worldwide so is not going to be effected too much by Brexit or only in a positive way IMHO. I think it is a well run company that has expanded organically and through aquisitions, more shares have been bought than sold in the last couple of days and today so lets see if any of the big shareholders add to their postions or sell shall we.