The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I'm still on a stupidly high average after the shafting they gave us, and i'm glad to see the back of those board members, and apparently, so is the market, +11% speaks volumes, even if it's short term rise.
I'm still not convinced i want to be putting more in here, so will sit on the fence a while longer nursing my cira 70% paper loss
thx
what's the next bit of news expected ?
Thanks Micky, we may yet see something back from this shambles
Just heard back from them, they are now aware i think of the urgency of this, and there are a couple of people int the team now looking into this, including the lady mentioned below, I have stressed how important it is to understand they wont receive anything via crest or the usual RNS method.
It does appear that the information they are getting points to the task of distributing the shares having been bigger than the registrars were expecting, and thus is taking longer.
yeah, the other thing i've been watching is dividend drops, take GKP for example, their fall off todays ex-divi date is way over the divi payout, and even over that plus the special dividend that goes ex next month, so I may sit on the fence getting splinters till the ex-divi date and see what happens.
there must be millions and millions of shares on their books, we can't be the only ones
Fingers Crossed
that's a fair point redco, and to be honest, probably not, so, the question is, have we reached the bottom of the slide, or close to it, and will any further fluctuations potentially just be the eb and flow of the market, obviously i'd be looking longer term holding again like in the past, I'd set a sort of reminder to revisit closer to 260, and she dipped into those the other other day, hence my renewed interest. On concern is the unions, as I said in my other post, the BT SP has dropped a bit based on the CWU vote for strike action, and that sort of thing has a knock on effect, and before you know it union bosses are emboldened and start rattling their membership
yeah, i've been hedging some things, like top up on IAG, missed the bottom yesterday I think, but sold PREM to cover that top up, and missed a spike there this morning Doh!
Also hedged on BT and it dropped on the CWU ballot results (fecking unions!)
so i've not been doing well lately !
Phone call made, chap i've been dealing with is on holiday til mid July, so the very helpful chap I spoke to has taken the details and will be trying to help by speaking with the corporate actions team on my behalf and explaining how urgent this is becoming. He's also got both letters as evidence.
I think i'm goign to phone H&L see if i can speak to the guy who was dealing with me that has now gone quiet
since i sold, and can never quite make up my mind where to get back in!! every time I think ok, that's not too bad, down she goes some more, did this last time and ended up circa 30% down fairly quickly
I made a total mess of things yesterday, sold PREM to top up here, missed the bottom, that's now risen on news, and here it is climbing doh!
but that is bad, those results should have been released yesterday with the final results
I guess the question now is how badly will the SP be hit tomorrow, so close to £2 and then kicked in the gonads by the unions again! sounds like RMG all over again!
If, and that is a VERY big If SK, he does get extra tonnage (from a company that's produced exactly what already?) and gets the extra money, he will litterally pi ss it ip the all somewhere.
I've bailed, and ironically my sale showing as a buy lolz
i'd like that price if i could get it, just dumped PREM to top up here
i'm out too before he drags me back into the red, enough's enough
in reference to RHA.... " that after some additional exploration work, this could return to production in early 2023 as well"
NOT A CHANCE IN HELL... but, if they try, at who's expense, this 51% the corrupt government "owns" seems to be a 51% in terms of ownership and any profit... I don't see them stumping up 51% of costs... oh wait, no, they've stumped up ZERO
GR has been but fk'd on this, and yet still bends over for more, walk away and cut the losses, stop pouring more into the cesspit that is Zimbabwe