Member Info for Couerdelion

WITW,

To quote "Anyone considering letting stock go for anything less than 20p tomorrow really needs their head checking. 🔎🔎🔎"

Certainly a relative bargain trading at close to 9% DY. I've topped up back to where I was mid-December.

All I've done is sold some of the shares that I picked up in late January. Got my cash back and still kept almost half of that tranche of shares which I think I can call a win.

Expecting this to continue rising but who knows. There'll be traders about this week looking for a quick return

No surprise we are top of the AIM leaderboard today. MET1 far behind in 2nd place

I'm getting quotes above 15p already. Good start.

Whether it is right or wrong for others to take profits is for them to judge and for those who've built up a large position it's not hard to understand why they might want to release some of the gains they have tied up here even if this is only to rebalance their portfolio. For my own part, it will not be long until I have over 20% of my ISA portfolio invested in Cleantech and, as much as I can still see lots of upside here, I don't think that is a level of exposure I would recommend anyone else to hold. I suspect the likes of MET1 will apply a similar sort of logic.

The way I read the RNS they've already agreed the CEOL - rather than being on fast track. Great if that's the case but I guess the signing is still going to be Q2 so probably best to wait till the ink is dry.

Minor downside is that we may have to wait a couple of weeks for the PFS. Maybe a question for tomorrow why it can't be released if it is already finalised.

Congratulations to the Cleantech team. From all the LTHs who kept the faith it's been a tough ride but it is some reward in itself to get justification for that faith - the financial rewards will obviously be nice too.

I look forward to sub-100p prices if they come. Another chance to top up.

More from ST - https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/f8f25beb-274f-48ea-a951-c14b661a981a

No surprise, it's a "buy"

This represents around 4.5% of the MCap. It might be worth noting that the SP rose around 20% over the course of the previous buyback - £10m

Had a spot of early-ISA shopping today. Didn't really expect to see the SP back sub-220p but I'm not complaining.

Can't see anything wrong with buying at these prices. I added earlier when the price dipped below 350p.

Not sure why you starting counting from the date of submission. The application period was open until 31 January.

Seems to have made a big difference to the SP.

Is it biased to claim that Trump is an orange narcissist crook? Excuse me for changing dunce to crook but I don't think he is a dunce.

But I must say that he is a great contributor to my retirement pot: last year was liberation day and this year we get epic fury.

Worth a watch definitely even if it is just giving a little confirmation bias. And here was me basing it all on the grid expansion.

You're not capping the price of oil, you are only capping the price that customers pay for it. Unless you hold a strategic reserve, the only effect of a non-subsidised cap would be a drop in supply but release of strategic reserves would be a form of subsidy.

The only cap that South Korea can apply is the price of petrol sold at the pump and they would have to subsidise it if the market price were higher. If they simply cap the price they will pay for the oil, no-one will sell it to them.

Of course there is a chance that the share price will drift lower but there's also a chance that it will bounce. But you don't have to use historic price information to decide that this is cheap now.

As for falling knives, just catch them by the handle and nobody gets hurt.

For clarity, I meant the fast track announcement not the final CEOL which is subject to negotiations on terms. It's the former that is the gateway to as much as 90% of the key news and developments.