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Slider, you should tell your friend to invest her £60k in at least 4 blue chip companies across different sectors to derive a dividend income. Diversifying your portfolio is a must tick box especially if you’re not actively managing your investments. If £60k is 10% of her P/F then she probably doesn’t need your advice! :-))
"91% of shares in issue are held by the top 10 shareholders so only 9% left."
CAINO_WINS,
Those top 10 shareholders wont be worried by the current share price shenanigans which is why PIs shouldn't be worried either. IMO, the longer the SP is suppressed by manipulation, the further it rebounds when eventually released.
Hi ddboy,
UJO informed investors by RNS on the 25th May that .... "Overall, the duration of the West Newton B-1z completion and testing operations are expected to take approximately six weeks."
Allowing a week, say, for mobilization and set up (which started on 24th May), is there not still a couple of weeks before we can expect to hear any news?
As we all know, the value of an AIM listed company isn't always reflected by its share price, particularly when there are some market participants who have an agenda. The speculation about a placing at Reabold seems to be adversely affecting its share price; maybe we should expect some of that to rub off here?
Always appreciate the input of someone who has industry experience.
bw Bridgenut
Kando, that's one of the most arrogant and patronising posts I've come across in ten years of browsing this forum. Pokerchips is one of the most informed, insightful and helpful posters on LSE. For the benefit of his opinions, I'd forgive him the occasional off topic. However, I thought his post was both interesting and relevant in a pm context.
ddboy, your posts are like a breath of fresh air - keep em coming.
Hope the weather improves in Norfolk. Up here in Argyll, we don't knock 'grey and drizzly'. Get so much of it, we invented a new word for it - dreich!
“Is this a good day for a top up?”
Ninetails,
In the three months from the end of August to the end of November, UJO’s share price halved from 0.3p to 0.15p. After a further three months during which no significant news was released, the price is still 0.15p. Ok, in the last couple of trading sessions the share price has dipped below that level as world markets have sold off in reaction to the corona virus pandemic. Not withstanding that, the support at this level has been rock solid so, yes, if you believe in the investment case, today would have been a good day to top up.
65jh, I don't think any UJO investor would have a problem with someone coming on this board and promoting a bear case as long as they presented their arguments in a reasoned and polite manner. It's a free world and everyone is entitled to their opinion. However, your brand of malevolent **** stirring exposes your true motive/agenda. Pitiful.