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First time purchaser of this one earlier today, looks promising but i agree somewhat with Gambler on the sense not to hold longer term. Normally im a lth invester, here i will be looking for a modest % rise and trading however, although the figures suggested do look good.
Good luck all however you play it.

Mool
The market used to rate this much higher than the current sp, it has dropped quite a fair bit and stayed fairly static since.
The stock market works on sentiment as well as supply and demand to a great extent.
Market currently says 260 not 400 odd like some say, generally those who have paid higher thn the current sp.
I would suggest to you that the market has revalued the company based on earlier mis valuations as you say, hence the much lower level. The market didnt have it right before but has clearly adjusted.

Analysts have the first four letters in the word for very good reason.
If you value a company simply on their often vested guesstimates then you should just chuck your money down a drain and give up.
The fact of the matter is this company is (currently) worth 260p a share, exactly as the market values it - uncle doug has even less of a clue than an analyst because he bought in higher (as usual)

If you dont understand market forces then please make me a visit, i have a lovely wax crayon in gloss orange that an analyst thinks is worth £20 for sale, its yours for the absolute bargain £15. No takers? i wonder why.

Thinks are worth exacty what someone else will pay you for them. In this case 260.

i wouldnt worry they have made f'all difference to the sp have they. jesus some people get proper shirty over nothing.

here. Clearly an unloved business with a rangebound sp.
To think that deluded uncle doug spent weeks predicting 450, hope he didnt suck anybody in with such rubbish. GLA

See there are apparantly 600,000 drivers in the UK holding hgv1 license.
Only 300,000 chose it as their career however.
Its because historically the pay, conditions and hours were cr@p, not because there isnt enough qualified UK people with licenses.
Its simply because the UK preferred to pay less for EU drivers.
My dad has driven one for the last 30 years.
He's chuffed to f'ck that the worm has finally turned and his wages have improved 30% and shyster employers have to pay a decent rate now.

Am quite a fan of both FP, Mikey is the main reason i have shares here (and would buy more if i could but am now prevented). Best low coster in the business led by the best people.
Most of the tensions stem from a couple of uninvested antagonistic haters and a self proclaimed industry based genius who shares very little.
The rest of us are here to watch our investements grow.
As for the green lobby, am personally, not interested one iota.

Yes Glenn, just starting to look into them, look to be earning well

Im sure they mean Tanker driver shortage rather than general hgv drivers, quite a few less of these.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-58645712

oh thermal expansion, a right up my street topic, so a few numbers . . .
Warming water to just less than 99.9 celcius raises its volume by approx 4% maximum, absolutely nothing worth writing home about in other words. Less warming less expansion.
However, lift it to boiling point of 100 and due to the physical properties of it changing to a gaseous state it expands 1600% in a moment.
Its exactly why unvented hot water systems are so tightly controlled, least they blow your house down in fault conditions.
In short, warming of oceans by a degree or ten will make the level rise completely unnoticable.

I think Uncle dougass is referring to whats not in his trousers rather than missing product on the shelves.

Gone a full circle on renewables at the moment, everybody is shouting about Coal, Gas and oil again. Seems people are beginning to (no pun) switch on as to just how reliable a production method a stationary windmill actually is, whilst coal gas and oil skyrockets in price due to supply/demand issues.

christmas season coming along soon (sorry guys) to help spoons out a little, as for Itm a nice 6% jump today over there.

Hi Daytrade. JKX did $7m cash growth + $4m inventory (which gets converted to cash obviously) when gas was less than 8,000uah. In one quarter the gas price has more than x3 and expected to stay expceptionally high beaucse of low inventories and winter coming. JKX will present staggering numbers and will make the market cap look ridiculous there. High gas prices obviously good for TGA also as coal demand increases. No surprise to see coal at new highs, just wish i hadn't sold lol

Hi SR, thought id come over here to reply, far too many disrruptive idiots over on TGA board that cant bear to hear/see a different narative or viewpoint. Shall give jkx a lookover and have a read up. You are quite correct that the gas market has gone bonkers, just like coal, in fact the whole energy market really which has made a huge move away from the in trend renewables. It seems to almost be turning into a war of attrition between the old school of fossils and the new school of dreamland. At least with JKX the business has been around for more than the 3 months of tga :)

You really need to learn to READ properly dougas.
See you had all your Syme nonsense posts removed, after you got a slating there ha ha

right thats me out again, 344 from 305

To easy this, Not so many this time though

Unfortunately Boris seems to have swallowed the green Greta agenda full on and is trying to be a world eco champion.
Just a good job he seems to goof everything up.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-58657887

Blimey Selecta i hadnt clocked that.
Bit worried if they are cosied up with lse, this site is hardly what you'd call the most reliable (im being polite) in the world.
Sounds like lse take a % for promoting Jarvis then mate, might be worth going direct?

Ah schucks Woody, you will have me blushing lol
What you into at the moment, still cash and spoons?

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Global-Copper-Output-On-The-Rise-As-Prices-Soar.html