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I think this stock from what I have seen seems a better overall company than trig. One thing I noticed that stood out is that UKW have over 500 million more value in assets. UKW was floated on the stock market slightly earlier than trig. Hopefully they are ahead of trig in terms of quality and knowledge because in years to come the difference could be massive as these companies at the moment are still in there early days.
Hi there. I recently bought a small amount of shares in this stock. It appears greencoat is split up into different sectors. where this particular stock is based on uk wind. I noticed theres a greencoat renewables stock available in euros. I want to know how this may impact the UKW stock. I know greencoat invest in other things too like solar energy. The problem with wind is if there is a very mild year and no wind it effects profits. I know that TRIG is a stock where the company is diversified into different renewable energy assets and am considering taking up a small stake in them too. With UKW however it has been going since 2013 but has more value in assets. A couple of big buys very recently by directors fill me with confidence.
Just another thought, I know the uk and America have big plans to move to renewable energy. I researched and found that in the past BP have had a lot of subsidising. I am hopeful that they will get plenty more subsidising as they move towards green energy. Maybe BP can benefit from the UKs plan to go green. BP have made a lot of effort that fit in with the governments plan of going green and compared to other oil companies I feel they are very deserving of government subsidising. I recently read that Biden said he wants to stop subsidising to oil companies but not all companies are 100% oil based. I am more confident with my BP investment than I was a fee days ago.
Just a thought, with a lot of countries becoming pro green like America with Biden, maybe its a good thing for future oil price, imagine if every big oil company diversified 10% of there company from oil to renewables what that would do for oil supply. Its likely to increase the price of oil the more companies diversify. Companies like exxon will reap the rewards in the short term and make a lot of money as they are mainly oil based. But imagine when the demand for electricity increases the price of electric power will go up. I think BP have a great balancing act. I admire Looneys long term vision.
I find the news this morning quite alarming, all petrol and diesel cars banned from 2030. It seems a bit early just 10 years time but its not good for the oil price ten-15 years from now. How diversified will BP in ten years time? Imagine the value of oil assets 10-15 years from now. Its got to have an effect on switching to renewable energy if the oil is less needed. The assets might not be worth as much.
I think banning of shale is a likely outcome as the break even point of shale is higher. Biden said he wanted to stop subsidising of fossil fuel companies. If this is the case then with BPs efforts to transform to renewable energy then they deserve grants, subsidies and funding more than most other of the big 6 oil companies.
With tullow oil, hurricane energy and premier oil seemingly on the brink of collapse I would like nothing better to see UOG grow and fill the void in the market. Does anyone think this may be an advantage to UOG in any way? What are your views
BP expects to be able to dramatically lower its costs so it can balance its books even from a breakeven oil price of $56 a barrel last year to $35 a barrel for 2020. The average oil price in the first quarter of the year was $50 a barrel, compared with $63 a barrel in the first quarter of 2019.
With the 2 billion charges indivior initially faced maybe customers were less keen to do business with a company that could have been at risk of folding but now all that is behind them I hope there plenty of orders come flooding in. We probably wont know much until the back end of the year I would imagine. Just been trying to work out what affected the last quarter results. Also cash on hand may have been held back in case of a bigger fine which hasn’t happened. That cash on hand should now be available to invest. Its a company that provides a quality product that has made a lot of cash the past few years with proven growth. I think its worth holding long term to reap the rewards, especially after such patience the past year from investors. We risked a lot and it would be a shame to cash in the shares too soon. I don’t think the brands reputation will be tarnished badly as a lot of pharmaceutical companies have been taken to court over the years and faced charges.
I think there will be a lot of volatility on Monday and when the dust settles and investors take there profits it wont surprise me to see the share price creep up towards that figure over a longer period of time. Hopefully there are good financial results on Thursday and it goes up well beyond 212.
With the last lot of results lower than what was expected I have been looking into how it has affected other competitors. Was it all down to the initial lockdowns? I have also looked at articles saying that opioid overdoses have skyrocketed as shown below. Could this lead to an improvement from the last quarter results? What are your opinions?
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-07-opioid-overdoses-skyrocket-covid-pandemic.html
Well the virus needs to end first, then finance sorted and hopefully the DBX is a huge success. A long road lies ahead, and hopefully no more hurdles. Hopefully we will all be watching the bond movie later on this year in high spirits.
I hope so manifesto, it needs to be done sooner rather than later because the market cap is reducing rapidly. Shorters will be in paradise at the minute with this stock. I think the coronavirus and current economical climate will put off any would be investors. The timing is terribly unlucky.
If i had more money wrapped up in this I would be selling, only holding as what I have left is pittance. How are they going to raise the 300 million now when the share price is yet again less than the offering. What hope is left now for the future of this company. Can anyone see a way out? I cant see Lawrence Stroll bailing them out.
Cannot help thinking if it wasn't for this coronavirus it could be a totally different outlook. Nobody knew how bad it was going to get so lets not be too hard on ourselves. I hung on hoping it would fade quick like the sars virus. The DBX could be a game changer, its just terrible timing with the current debt problem. Just got to hope the virus dwindles out. I have been checking the cases of the virus on an online data website and it has been going down very gradually. This rights issue is going to dilute us further so can see the share price falling before it gets better. I am at the point where I am less fussed about selling now as I have less to lose. Im pleased my recent Indivior gains has absorbed my losses. The shorts are quite a concern at 4.99% the vultures are circling. This stock is in desperate need of some good news.
I believe the coronavirus is the main reason for the share price being so low and believe it will get slightly worse before it gets better but the world has got to deal with it and it will inevitably die out Like every other virus that has came and gone. Aston martin and suppliers both rely on income and they have to find a way forward. The DBX can transform the company. Just imagine 6 months from now, the coronavirus is a distant memory and DBX models are flying out left right and center, debt is significantly reduced. There are reasons to be optimistic. I bought in at 390 before the takeover and will be holding because i believe the coronavirus will be controlled. It has to be and it will be. This could be a giant of a company in years to come. Lawrence Stroll has invested around 200 million because he believed in the company’s success. We have a successful billionaire in charge.
With parties currently in due diligence competing to offer the greater financial package for SXX, a company that possesses billions of pounds worth of Polyhalite I think will attract a fair package. I cannot see shareholders losing out buying in at 3.50. The trend has changed since the 3p mark and also the price doesn’t portray the true value. The billion pound company wont be given away for nothing as investors will be in competition because there is huge future earnings to be had and financing this stage takes us to the point where Polyhalite will be reached and distributed. The competition between parties will be enough imo to see a fair financial package and outcome for investors who have bought in at 3.50.