Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
error on google maybe?
Well, thats a bummer...
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Jep, Its an ETF not a fund, so Cathy cant stop anyone selling and cant lock anyone in. It can still be a disaster yes, but she cant stop anyone selling. She could close the fund to new money, but she wouldnt do that, shes earning too much money regardless of how it performs.
its impossible to follow JW into a position, its already too late imo. What you want is him to invest into a stock you already own, then sell into that near term strength.
must be an RNS coming?
"the group now expects Profit Before Tax for the financial year ending 30th June 2021... to be modestly above the top end of anyalsts expectations".
oil is overvalued but bitcoin isn't? I see a huge crashing coming too, but not in oil
Im from the north too, the people are more friendly,, love everything about it BUT most places I've lived up north the weather has been terrible. Most people who live up north go abroad on holiday so wont notice the difference in the weather down south, but its really noticable!
London property needs a break. My brother bought a mansion up north for £650k, yet in London you could pay more tax for a one bedroom flat. He has a London job and works remotely, even before the Pandemic. 10% stamp duty over 900k is criminal. There is 0.5% tax on shares but outrageous tax on property. Just had to get that off my chest!
The london properties are probably a drag and either they have to take less than they would like, or wait out a return to pre-existing prices which could take years. The housing market in the UK is a joke, the government needs to back off on stamp duty permanently in the next budget and let people get on with their lives. They should look to increase revenues from a greater number of transactions than squeezing the maximum out of a limited few. If you have a golden goose you need to take care of it, not throttle it.
almost at my break even price (61p) having bought at 211p and topped small amounts this year. Having been down 95% down at one point, i thought this was dead and buried. Amazing how these things can turn around and a good lesson why you need to put in some cash at the lows, on risk/reward alone.
this looks like the last chance to buy the dip in FRES
IMB needs to get on the cannabis train. After all, it sells cancer, what could go wrong? BP & Shell are getting on the renewables hype train, lets change the story a bit and get some long term +vs's. Yes, im invested!
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they say no news is good news, but today we are getting bombarded. Fingers crossed this is received well, lots of info here!
expected as much, but you gotta think ITV could have had a great year with everyone at home. It just shows how slow to react a company like this is. I suppose they have to plan everything in advance and the disruption and uncertainty is too hard to navigate, but more nimble players in the stay at home sectors had bumper years. Dissapointed, but o well, im happy I kept this one and look forward to the future. ps Love Ant and Dec!
34.52 by end of day? Almost going up like clockwork here.
added another 50% at 1225, happy with the risk reward at this price
I lost 100% on INTU buying after it was already down 98%, but now back to even after this run on HMSO with an average of 23.43 - swings and roundabouts
I am very cynical about why they do this, I see this as a sign the institutions want to buy at this price too so they are giving us worse terms to put us off