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mrc
When will you ever learn that nothing ever goes up in a straight line and that the time to be cautious is when all those around you are loosing their heads.

Actually, if DP can turn this project around and successfully complete it then it will give other communities in California the confidence to follow North Folk with their own community projects.
Hopefully these projects will qualify for state or federal funding in the future as a way of not just reducing emissions but also aiding forestry management by burning thinning's, to help control forest fires.

I think $65 would just be a retest of the May low and Brent would then settle around $70 - nothing dramatic - just one more staging post on the route up to $80 and beyond.
Also don't underestimate the political pressure to hold back the oil price.

On the plus side US and European economies look well into recovery mode and should continue to bounce back strongly.

In Asia and Australasia - particularly Japan, India and Australia the Covid Delta variant looks like becoming worst before it gets better. The Chinese have relaxed monetary policy to accommodate a slowing economy.

Add in the OPEC+ spat between SA and UAE and its likely that we will see a pull back similar to March and Brent in the $65 - $70 range until September.

Very impressed by that response.

Boyobach
It has to be said that the current valuation is rather more rational than the valuation we saw earlier this year.

A very upbeat interview by Archie Norman in marked contrast to what we have been seeing and hearing from competitors.

Personally, I don't care if they pay a dividend next year or the year after - the priority is the long term - M&S looks like a growth business rather than the staid old lady that most investors by- pass.

In five years time, I think that M&S will be firmly in place as the UK's premium retailer for groceries and clothing with a modern store network - in town, out of town and convenience - and a massive online presence.

viable
I invest in ENQ, its a very well run company that has suffered from an extended period due to low oil prices.
Now oil prices have risen they are paying down debt, made a new acquisition, are just completing an OO and refinancing.
So prospects are good for the SP, especially as it looks that oil prices will remain high with OPEC+ in charge.
However, if oil does fall back in price, so will the SP, therefore care is needed.

It sounds like the contractor wasn't getting the full benefit of input from the managing members and lacked the technical skill needed to push on with the project.
I guess Covid is basically to blame because the managing members probably didn't have normal access to the site.

Good news on commercialization will break any downward trend - lets hope we get some soon.

Hello Pelle
Yes, that is a good site to contact and select via dealers but they are retail prices.
Another option is this online auction site - I have used it without any problem.
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb

Its the day one companies that tend to give the best capital growth returns to investors in the very long term.

Probably the best example in the FTSE 100 is AHT - up over 18,479% since their stock market debut in 1993.

If you had invested 1k in 1993 that would be your pension sorted today.

Tech shares in general are not having a great 2021 and hydrogen shares seem to be faring particularly badly after a stellar 2020.

Its just how it goes in investing - what goes up rather too quick evens out later when it stops being flavour of the month.

So, patience is the key as always - news from Weichai should be in soon, hopefully that will be positive and give the SP a boost.

Meanwhile, CWR is a firm hold and and the best stock to buy for new investors who wish to invest in green energy. DYOR.

Funny - I was just thinking, someone is selling heavy while ramping this - I wonder if its Ammu - funny that!

Its hardly surprising that new deals are slow to materialise at the moment - especially international ones - Covid has reduced air travel considerably - I guess there are plenty of deals just waiting to be finalised over the next six months - there are limits what can be done by Zoom - lots of companies have this problem at the moment.

I could find no info anywhere for a trading update and as you say it has been on 9th July for the last two years.

Its possible that after changing their financial year end that could be the reason?

Ceres have a new newsletter due out soon - you can register to receive your copy here

https://www.ceres.tech/media/newsletter/

There will always be an volatility in the AIM market caused by pumping and dumping, largely governed by news flow.
Long term investors can take advantage of that by buying on the dips, but first you need to be sure that the company is a sound investment with good potential and good management.

Unless you simply want to trade, never buy AIM shares with any fixed time frame in mind - just think long term.
You need to buy enough to make a difference but not too many that you become reliant on them or that they overbalance you portfolio - in other words, no more than you can afford to loose and no more than you will be tempted to sell.

When they do eventually take off - they will if your research is sound - don't simply sell, just top slice as the SP climbs - eventually you will just be left with profit invested in a company with hopefully continued growth prospects and the chance of dividends.

The interim results are due in October so it might not be until then that the SP takes the next leg up.

In the meantime we can be confident that Premier Inns are trading very well and that although we won't see much upside in the SP, other than a rise on improved sentiment, there is probably little downside risk.

This is a long term hold for me, regardless of the shorts, the AGM comments simply confirm what long term investors have known for the last year or so.

I certainly agree with Carrington that at some point the big institutions will move in and make MKS a strong buy - its just a question of when.

In the mean time, its worth just holding there is no real risk that the SP will fall much, my prediction of £2 by Christmas/New Year remains.