Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Also looking forward to this being over with and turning my back on AIM forever. I have, though, just called Barclays to cast my 104,000 "no" votes again, which they confirmed was prudent so as not to risk my previous votes not being carried over.
I rang Barclays yesterday to confirm my no vote again. I suspect this needs to be done if you want to make certain that your previous instructions will be re submitted by your brokers. Not sure that their systems hold instructions indefinitely, or monitor corporate action progress in a way that allows them to act on your initial requests where terms and wording of votes change.
DVHarrison - I just called Barclays. They will chase the relevant department to put the Corporate Action on the site for all users (Accessed through "Manage Account/Corporate Actions"), and get back to me within three days. The Corporate Action should explain the options for notifying your preference. Hope that helps.
I'd say a vote of confidence from the Chief Exec. Would like to know his timescales.
Excuse my ignorance but, given how long it has been happening, why are there still individuals/institutions who are still happy to drive the price of gold up prior to the Americans selling paper gold at 2.30ish (UK afternoon)? I REALLY don’t get it! Probably the same reason I keep holding CEY, SHG and FRES…guess I’ve answered my own question…so perhaps I do (whilst admitting I’m dumb). Thanks for listening.
Forgive me but isn’t 6bn/0.5bn=12 and 8bn/0.5bn=16, not 20?
Knottee...I’m afraid I found the comment insulted my intelligence rather than encouraged me, so soon after putting out an after hours fund raise that I had no chance of reacting to and causing me significant further potential loss.