Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
And just to clarify.. I'm not saying they don't deserve a salary increase but please let's not bleedt about how hard up RR staff are, because trust me there not.
Pensioner have a harder time, still get taxed on anything over 12.5 k, that's another story, and let's face it we'll all get there at some point . :)) keep smiling .. !
Don't agree with that at all StanleyPro, iv worked with several Engineers and not one has issues with there salaries and with the boarding structure in place it allows them to increase further, there's always a limit to wat you can earn, and a limit on how far you can progress within that role, but a lot of the Engineers I know have served there time and more than happy to continue to do so.
And I certainly don't believe RR think you should work for food ... just my opinion of course.
So much confidence and faith here lol!!!
Yep, but mcdunn unfortunatly is right, however it's just time, if you can wait don't panick .. I'll be watching for any possible spike's .. fingers crossed:)
I sold all my shares at 9.38 early 2019 and brought back in again when they started to drop around the 3 to £4 mark that was before the rights issue, which I used to bring my avarage down to around 0.98 and the rest is as is.
You need to factor in the rights issue.
No ones had a pay rise over the last 3 years, and RR workers are on a good wack, including junior managers, and the boarding system well .. that's one of the reasons they had a cull on managers .. getting payed managment salary with only themselves to manage..
As we know the whole market is very volatile and you should not invest in a volatile market unless you can take the risk and be prepared to sit on it for a few years, history shows us that it takes 3 to 5 years to recover.
Against my better judgment I invested, 3 mistakes
1, I should never have invested in a company that's had a court case hanging over it.
2, a company that relies on the general public for profitability.
3, the uncertainty of the pandemic made this investment too risky.
As we know the war has compounded things ... and the government now cashing in on this to increase there revenue has led to a further tightening on everyday finances and a reduction in spending.
Like most on here we are down on our investment but one I'm not concerned with at the moment, so I'm just sitting on my hands with the hope it will recover at some point.
Bojo thinks he's the next Wiston Churchill, Russia will not withdraw from areas gained, and this will go on for years. It all depends on how further Europe need to go, France and Germany don't want to get involved but they have to show some form of solidarity, but the longer this continues the more lives will be lost and the potential for escalations. Russia clearly believes what they are doing is right, you can not reason with someone that always thinks they are right, we have it in every society, region, country and relationship....
The world market will continue to be volatile for a long time yet :)
It's nice to see it moving up but I think I've resigned my self to the fact it's not going anywhere fast, baby steps .. baby steps !
:))