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It seems the FCF spooked the market, reading pervious RNS’s £0.5B been allocated for Capex next year majority for exploration.
Dividend been removed, remove the capex for exploration, add that to the existing £150M…. FCF sorted.
We just need a well thought out recovery plan, NO more borrowing. And a well presented RNS and this will go boom
Oil almost reach $60 a barrel again yesterday.
A reduction from 87,000 bopd.to 75,000 bopd, does that really warrants 70% drop in share price. I think not. 561.79M mcap really
@ $50 per barrel 75,000 X 50 X 365 = $1,368,750,000 it’s still making considerable money
I think you will read a lot of spin on here today, pushing down the price while they hover up the shares.
There is a well known saying TLWilliams , fortune favours the brave.
I am more than sure, the hardened IQE Investor will win the day.
Go trader my reason for buying at 42p and selling a just 48.5 in less than two weeks, is the rising £ and the increasing trade tensions around the world. The reason IQE struggling is the increased tariffs associated to products hit by trade tensions, smart phone have now lost their shine, so the market share is declining, over expansion of new facilities where they are now producing low volumes.
And now to add to their debt problem a rising £…
That why I sold.
The Serenity 13/23c-10 well was successfully drilled on the Company's 100% owned Serenity prospect and is an oil discovery, with preliminary well results that are consistent with i3 Energy's pre-drill estimate of 197 MMbbls STOIIP for the entire Serenity closure within the Company's licence area
4p and ive got my 140, easy money..
Getting closer to the 140 - someone or something is hoover up these shares on the QT.
In @92p, roll on 140
The damage that idiot has caused, the amount of lives he has ruined and what for.. Time after time people were posting comment about the route that idiot was taking. The selling of the wind farms, the power stations, binning the whole gas and energy element.. The only time we weren’t profitable, is when that idiot took the reins, but look at us now… bet you wish had given us away now… Hindsight, it’s an amazing thing..
Let’s just hope, we can find another Sam, fingers crossed.
OXO42 good luck selling your house – they are contracted to your property for 25 year. Loads of people down south have been suckered in.. when they try to sell. No chance..
I bought my own solar panels 4Kw south facing , biggest waste of money ever..
And now every bill payer, is paying £150 more, to subsidise the hand out to the sucker sucked into the green energy market..
Good Luck halfpenny, I bailed last week, 30,000 shares @ 173... I couldn't quantify the possible loss V the dividend gain.. you are aware it approx. 1.5%... its almost did that today... Just had a feeling that when the 20ma crossed the 50ma, it would decline and it did.. like you I was hopeful of a massive retrace but I think the fibs won the day... unless we get news this could be a roller coaster....
All the time I read doom and gloom here but fact is I purchased a house via purple brick and I know lot of people who have either purchased or sold with purple bricks also. Their biggest mistake was trying to change how the rest of the world purchased and sold property, changing the mindset of the world cost serious capital which purple brick doesn't have, and it seems finally the penny has dropped. By reducing the massive marketing and admin costs associated to the US and Australia, we can now focus on the profitable areas. When I read comments like https://www.propertyindustryeye.com/purplebricks-running-rings-round-its-corporate-competitors-in-the-uk/it speak volumes, the model works and it could be very profitable if it stopped burning cash on startups in other parts of the world with large land masses.The presentation on https://www.purplebricksplc.com/investors/latest_resultshttps://pbinvestmedia.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/presentation/media_url/136/190703_results_presentation_PRINT.pdfShows they wasted £51M on the Australian and the USA pipe dream last year... with the UK and Canada on the up.. and all the shorts finally clear, https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00BYV2MV74/could this be the turning point that share holders have been waiting for.
Roll up roll up, hop aboard the Iain Conn roller coaster to doom.. Amazing how one person can get paid so much for delivering so little..
don't think I will be buying this, I would rather back a three legged horse at Haydock.
Scapa lost £200m in mcap value on $30m future decrease in revenue, which is about 8% of the total revenue recorded last year. ConvaTec has Termination of Material Contract with Scapa because Scapa made a cash acquisition last year of Systagenix Wound Management Manufacturing and its operations, sterilisation services, warehouse facilities and R&D which is a direct competitor ConvaTec.
how can this stay at 164, plus 2.9p dividend in July - am I missing something.. why isn't this 300p +
unsubstantiated social media speculation, good old social media
Britain will prosper with a 'hard but smart' Brexit say top German economists, never thought I would read this.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/03/06/slash-tariffs-boost-economy-flip-pressure-back-eu-top-german/