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By the time this company starts earning the dollar will be lower than it is now. Fed that is leading all other banks in rates will have pivoted well before

spend regardless

Imagine if this wasn't a mini Black Friday - what would GSK have done - up today in a sea of red

still heading up the Board of ******s?

"seems good value" "see what happens" - people and their money how easily they are parted.
How on earth does one invest in a company with a thesis like that? - Took a few.

Tell me do you play roulette as well - I guess just red and black

This is indication that buyers are stepping in. Couple that with my previous tweets of a big block purchase over 20M USD in the US a few days ago the signs are here. GSK will be going up leading to Christmas

That's what this is called in the business - 50p is going to happen and then 56p in my view

why when all other defence companies are booming this is still struggling?

all in one ago @$31.20. That is approx. 25M. USD. 08:46AM US time.
Someone feels very confident.

Already I've seen pictures of electric Teslas in the US being charged by diesel generators either because the grid power is too expensive or is overloaded with demand.

EV's are becoming more expensive even if you compare them with how expensive cars have become. I do not have projections. All I know and see around me is a focus on getting cheap energy to people via any means possible. Where I live there is huge penetration of natural gas for heating. Guess what government are incentivising people to switch back to oil heating. Absurd I know but the last thing on people's mind would be to buy an EV. When govt are handing out money to support energy needs do you think they will be subsidising electric vehicles? I do not think so.

sorry to burst your bubble but Vale of course they will tout their own product. Fact is you can forget the astronomical EV growth potential in the short to medium term and I mean at least by 2025-26 as governments are focusing on securing energy supplies for transitional fuels. The bubble has burst

Since you've read the rules please enlighten me. There is nothing at the moment that prevents them from buying in the open market. Nothing

If they believed in their own slides they would have bought in the open market. Believe me they would.

Demand destruction - that is what all the ESG and Sustainability bandwagons are achieving in this macro environment.

Let me tell you a bit about sustainability

https://intelligencequarterly.com/metals/metalsmaterials/aluminium-shortages-are-here/

EV's are about to get very expensive. More than they already are. How much clean and sustainable Nickel do you need in this environment? Not much I don't think.

so why don't they exercise them? What are they waiting for? I'll tell you what for the price to drop further

Rover and everyone else reading for the millionth time options awarded to directors are meaningless unless they are exercised. For them to be exercised directors have to take them up in other words pay money out of their pockets to do so. Despite these options being awarded no one is buying them. Therefore that to me means they still think that the price is heading lower.

Oh and directors not bought in yet. That tells its own story. I do not believe they are into any lock out period now.

ESG is becoming less and less relevant as the energy crisis is enveloping nations. It is just lip service now and if they persist on it they will have a competitive disadvantage over other producers that use more traditional and less expensive energy. Still targeting high 80's for HZM