Dogger, your one liners are very powerful to the fearful.
I’m a buyer, it’s just the beginning
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I can no longer listen to the shipping forecast
100% agree
I still see value, that was my point.
Best of luck :-)
I should add…
Making sooth sayer connections between companies that have failed spectacularly in the past and linking them with going concerns such as petrofac smack of agenda.
Do you own? Do you intend to own? or, have you borrowed somebody else’s shares?
The fear is palpable. I am a buyer for my reasons stated
I do not see the correlation between the collapse of carillon and how petrofac conducts is business in any way relevant or similar.
I see a business winning contracts and expanding. While this, of course, creates its own stresses on the working capital of any business. Above all, I see value.
1) to a potential bidder
2) to a potential investor
The silence is deafening from the board and I see that as a positive due to the legal obligations of a quoted company.
Calm down Ladies and Gents!
All this hand ringing is making me want to buy more….
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The largest order book in this company’s history
Contracts awarded by blue chip clients
No volume
Market cap lows
Overall market macro is awful
What’s not to like? I was a buyer 2 weeks ago and will buy again if it dips lower
“It’s over” nonsense statement and the same rhetoric on multiple stock feeds from this poster
Apologies,
My point is, that regardless of all the facts, the market doesn’t follow rationale. The fact that there are 40 plus posts here today highlights the fever pitch.
I don’t look at the facts mate, I’m a speculator. No analyst is going to affect my view on this stock, they’re looking over a long term period. This will rise next week, that’s my view. I just don’t think it will ever achieve its 3 year average.
No agenda here, I just want the share price to go up and hope you make a few quid with it. We have all been waiting for an offer, this is the best news we’ve had for weeks (I make reference to my speculative investor profile) up the volume, up the volatility.
Best wishes all sincerely
Sorry, I forgot to add that broker recommendations and any other advice given by respected financial houses is utterly pointless here unless you’re you think this is a sensible long term investment. Having crashed from £60 a share this is a purely speculative stock. We’re at the roulette table at these levels but this need tips the odds.
Apologies to those LTH who were in at £50, £40, £30 and below. This is it. It’s now with MA involved, The Americans and China. Unless we go back into lockdown, this is a £4 - £10 pound stock
There is investing and there is speculating. Both are totally different strategies.
If you want to make 10% in a week, speculate
If you want to make 10% in a year invest in a stock like shell or Glencore that pays a divi and is regarded as one of the 1000 top companies of the world.
Asos is a speculative stock
Apologies, I’m lost in all the excitement 🤷♂️
The heavy hitters are in town. Deep pockets, aggressive and will only go to force the hand of other parties interested, that how I read it.
Who shein have just entered a strategic partnership with
Goldenyears
I just want this share price to rise. If this news does that, then that is a positive for me.
I can only see shein being involved creating a bit of hand ringing from other interested parties
America’s Forever21 is the prospector, partly owned by shein
100% agree Paulley. In any event, good or bad, it should fix the pathetic volumes we’ve been suffering for a few weeks now
So, while this may not be the site to post this on and feel free to shoot me down in flames….
What are your views on this?
For me, while I find the multiples of earnings vulgar, isn’t this the outcome of building an economy on financial services that is currently flatlining? UK plc needs revenue and if that means attracting the money hungry that in turn pay tax then that’s how it is right?
This country needs tax revenue and fast
Apologies in advance but I’d be interested in your thoughts as fellow investors since the Uk financial markets seem pretty stagnant and possibly in decline….
For me the results are a bit of a sideshow. While it’s good to see the positives of a gradual turnaround the ongoing accumulation of potential interested parties is what’s going to drive this north. No nasty surprises left now other than a further delay. Time for those interested to digest and hopefully make a move
Do you feel anxious? This is the time to buy, don’t over extend however there are two major players plus one abroad awaiting their opportunity to pounce