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TTFN. Happy to come back circa 820p. I just feel this is range bound and well that green grass is looking oh so fine...

do better DEC.

The polar opposite reactions between the pond. In the US, if a company places for expansion, even at discount: I've seen the sp RISE substantially afterwards, it's considered a good sign. i guess if you live in a literal frothy bubble, you'd also take this view.

however in the UK; PIs have been burnt so bad by wild west AIM with hot garbagé and laissez-faire management; placings are a sign you're chasing a flop in some form or another. A few flops later and you'll be wiped out.

i think based on... well all sorts of indicators, they won't let that happen. we're in a BTR accumulation phase. The patent was issued in feb '23, the sp back then was 47.5p. In my simplistic view I'm hoping that is the next target and support level... *sic*

Very happy to join this fascinating story... over 20 years in the making it seems. curious to learn the science behind it over time. apart from the all the blue sky, the forward order book trajectory is in the right direction. KR

IMO, with the current policy regime, this sector is being pecked to death by taxes and a growth hostile environment. the "official" figures have been fudged in plain sight; the UK IS in recession. Whilst BTRW is a solid blue chip, I don't see margins improving for the next 12-18 months in the current malaise.

This holding is now back at breakeven, bar the divis up to this point. If the SP does drift higher, it would only be due to momentum trading.

Personally, I think there is more bad news to come and I am surprised the SP has held up till now. DYOR

If this touches it's low of ~147p, I don't think I could stop myself.

Abdn crept up to be my largest holding this yr with the sp drifting higher, that II is showing confident (but not explosive) growth in the ultra competitive PI arena is heartening news. one thing im curious about is these shorts; i'd love to understand the working as to how these shorts are still profitable or at least why they are still open? not that it matters to the current fundamentals as we drift higher and/or sideways

An emphasis on share buybacks in lieu of the dividend in a nod to DEC's longer term holders on this side of the pond. I'd rather see capital appreciation than the constant dividend taxes. Perhaps a slightly selfish opinion as DEC hasn't lived up to my initial shine or their expectations of greater access to capital with the dual listing. I don't understand why they have let the SS have their way persistently dogging the SP...

Are we due a trading update on this? Nice to see it fly...

Was that my last opportunity to enter at 147p? i feel like this is a critical inflection point for the SP; that it's going to climb steadily over the next 6 months despite oil price volatility...

Shock horror. I didn't see that coming 😅

They'll list any old crap on lse to fleece moro

I'm so glad to see my 2nd largest holding in the positive, DEC is a fun share to hold when you check in every now and then...

The dumb money that pushed this to 112p is going to learn the very hard way that listed Eastern European entities operate in a.... different sphere.

Gone but not forgotten x

Well this is a little bit ouch, i do believe i've caught a falling knife... hard to see where this will land. i thought the minor II numbers counted for something. clearly i was very wrong...

Poor things, caught with your pants down trying to swing trade a share like FXPO.

Shock horror, did not see this coming. I still believe this is overvalued. Ukr do not want to see their money leaving the country. Will use any trick in the book

Is who are all these investors that are clinging to the past; preventing the SP from rating to something comensurate with the cost of doing business in Eastern Europe?

This drifted back lower. a sustained rise is eons off even with rising ore prices and the rumour of trade routes opening

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I still don't get it, what I am missing? I see it's incorporated in UK. It's sitting in the ISA. Why have they withheld the tax?

And off topic from the insightful talks happening on this BB!

I'm new to this share; I understand that DEC have operations based solely in US, but why has the 15% WHT been applied to the dividend if DEC is incorporated in UK? Why does that not apply? If anybody has the patience to respond to this naive question - happy to learn.