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£2.98 Bugerov
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Boyobach - I'd also be interested to know of the circa 6500 hospitalisations, (i) how many had received a single dose, (ii) how many had refused/not received vaccination, (iii) how many were in the high risk categories etc.
I'm in the same position as you Nickkdog. I was looking forward to the bonds maturing next Feb and getting the cash back. We'll see how this is resolved.
Maybe I’ve misread, but I haven’t seen mention of consolidation as per Tesco whereby shareholders’ holdings would be reduced. I’ve only read of buy back whereby the overall number of areas in circulation is reduced.
Thanks Ismalia. The latest announcement I can find on the Aquis website is at the link below, which has been pasted in one of the earlier threads.
https://www.aquis.eu/aquis-stock-exchange/member?securityidaqse=NQMI
Mnuttall69, could you post the correspondence you had with the company please? If would be interesting to hear what they had to say in response to your enquiry.
Regards,
Bugerov.
Whilst I've no doubt he/she can represent their own views, (and likely will) I don't believe Pokerchips is 'emotional' about the results at all. Try reading their post again and you'll see the comments are more aimed at your opinions and emotional ramblings. I understand the basis of 'hedging' but you are taking the p155 a little with your comments. Just compare your last two posts - a mere 30 hours apart:
Thursday - 'hopefully a glut of broker buys can push it up past £15'
Friday - 'but any suggestion this has turned the corner , it hasnt. just look at the share price. i predict this wont make £15 by ex divi day'.
Thursday - 'I'm happy with the update. Especially the divi increase... Maybe things are going forward at long last'
Friday - 'so the reality is , this has gone no where since the previous results to yesterday. so the reality , is , its crap... but at these low levels , it wont take much to push it back down.'
And once again you remind us of your clairvoyance...
Friday - 'i predicted shells fall + divi cut before anyone.'
Yet despite this skill, prior knowledge of what happened to VOD/SBY/TSCO etc under similar circumstances, and assessment the SP would drop and would not recover to previous highs, you did nothing and watched your investment fall in value?!? Why?
I'm still trying to work out if you're (i) a troll, (ii) self-deluded into believing you're a top investor/forecaster, or (iii) a combination of the two.
"Your recovery"? Does this mean you're not invested in spite of your recent claims?
Assuming you are still invested, what about your plan to re-invest in RDSB once RDSA reaches £15.50?
I assume that plan is out the window now if this 'crap' share may never reach £20, and is a long haul recovery that 'just keeps meandering and never going anywhere' (your words in your 08:22 post). I assume you'll be selling immediately and going elsewhere for one of the better options you've identified; although why you didn't sell as soon as they announced the dividend cut is a bit of a mystery to me. You should see what happened to VOD/TSCO/SBY when they slashed their dividend - the writing was on the wall then!!!
Just in case you may wonder if RDSA/B is linked to anything other than VOD share prices from a couple of years ago, today so far (not live data, just snapshots from now that will change after I've sent this e-mail): RDSB down ~4.3%, BP down ~5%, FTSE 100 down ~2.3%, Brent Crude down ~5.3%, in fact global markets are down today over Covid 19 pessimism:
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/global-markets-fall-amid-pessimism-131350258.html
I've no idea what happened, Sam. I saw the drop yesterday but despite research I couldn't find out why.
I don't hold shares in NQ Minerals but I am a bond holder so have a vested interest in what is happening.
I would suggest the Covid booster jab be farmed out to the Umbrella Corporation (see Resident Evil films). This may reduce population numbers drastically but could introduce other issues :)
Smithy, how do you propose we humanely arrive at a world with less people?
Ed et al,
I have no issues with a contrarian view, I welcome it as I suspect others do. But I don't want to hear 'told you so' every time the SP drops 50p, as much as I wouldn't want to hear 'to the moon' every time the SP rose by 50p. Moreover, Char's argument appears rooted with what happened with Vod, Sby, Tsco etc and... well that's it. So, some companies that reduced their dividends failed to recover their SP to previous highs. I'm not fully read in to those shares, but I wouldn't be surprised to hear there was a problem or developing problem with the fundamentals that led to the reduced dividend in the first place. Regardless, I am grateful of the comparisons, but Char doesn't seem to acknowledge that being in different sectors, impact of covid, SP movement that mirrors FTSE100/oil price/other oil majors etc are relevant.
I'm again struggling with Char's logic: He's waiting for the RDSA SP to rise to 1550p so he can re-purchase RDSB. As he considers this share 'going nowhere' I struggle with the concept of avoiding the better opportunities he's identified to re-invest in this loser?!? This suggests to me an emotional attachment to RDS, or he doesn't really believe this share is going nowhere, in which case his posts are at best disingenuous. Further, if the magical 1550 isn't reached by next ex-divi date he'll be pinged (again) for 15% tax on his RDSA income. It is a reasonable assumption the SP % increase for RDSA to reach 1550 would be pretty much matched %age wise by RDSB... so why delay?
Char, not moaning and complaining isn't kissing ass.
Look, you claim to be invested, yet:
You have nothing positive to say about RDS (so why remain invested?).
From your previous posts you foresee no reasonable future growth of the SP, certainly not the immediate future (so why remain invested?).
You cite you have seen this scenario before with Tesco, Sainsbury and Vodafone and you predict RDS will follow the same path with lower dividends and SP stagnation at these lower levels (so why remain invested?).
You claim there are better options out there (so why not re-invest there instead?).
And, you're not shy to tell us that based on your own self-analysis, you're always right (so why not trust your instincts and re-invest your funds in a better option to make more money)?...
The above isn't investment advice of course, just a general wondering why someone with such foresight to see a bleak future for RDS shareholders, and the investment acumen to see better options elsewhere... does nothing about it but remains invested (thereby denying the opportunity to make money) and continually bleats about the situation whilst pointing out they saw this happening all along.
It is understandable BB users question your motives.
Testpack3 - Weds 15:22
"Every poster has a right to express an opinion. If you feel strongly enough to reply, then the intelligent way is to criticise it constructively, rather than the usual 'you do spout rubbish'. "
Testpack3 - Thu 14:56 (redacted version)
"langreen 46 . you are an idiot. get educated and learn to understand written text... i am invested in both EQT and PHE you moron... Get educated and learn to debate."
Just an observation!
Good morning Char, and thank you for your polite response.
I'll happily retract my assumption of how long you've held RDSA if I'm incorrect. Here's what I don't get though: to paraphrase you, RDSB is going nowhere fast due to the divi reduction (and no planned return to previous levels intimated by the BoD), covid not going away soon, and no SP recovery, certainly in the short term. If my assessment matched your's, I would cut with RDSA now (I don't know the significance of a ~3% rise to 1465), forget RDSB and just invest in the FAANG and other options I had identified as offering better potential. If I was so convinced I wouldn't recover losses in RDSB and saw better potential elsewhere, why on earth would I re-invest in RDSB?!? To be clear, these are my my thoughts based on your assessment, but should not be taken as advice as I'm not qualified to offer it.
Best of luck in your investments.