The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Lll only you could get a potential thrill out of the drill being a duster. You’ll wrap up your response by stating”Ooh im just pointing out the alternative” . You’ve be doing that for the past 5 years.You remind me of the rubber neckers on the motorway after a crash...sad
Fred it was always communicated job cuts to help preserve the cash reserve. I would expect Wilton to take the biggest hit so work can continue at Lockwood and at main site. From what I’m seeing at lockwood and passing the Sirius carpark in Whitby this seems to be the case. The carparks are full... until they are empty I’m still in. Personally I think we will get some serious dilution but I can hopefully live with that and I also expect the share price to be 40-50p in 5 years, in my very honest opinion.
Irene read deeper you'll get there...
That's the trouble with you guys. Does nobody truly invest anymore. Always looking for that instant 6-10%. Rome was not built on a day. Let's talk it down so we can buy in and make another quick 5%. Eventually the people who really invest will have their day.
****ing not posing :-)
Irene I don't like posing on anybody's fire but yes it is classed as such because the operating fields have been trusted to Columbus to develop....you need to read more
Lex that's a bit of a libellous comment saying our CEO is dishonest. Can you back it up with anything concrete.....
Fishy if your a holder here then your a bigger doorknob than you appear ...
Being local and in whitby everyday one thing I've noticed about the Sirius car park outside whitby is that's it's still full....don't ask me why.
Also today I heard that a Sirius financial employee basically backed up all our assumptions that stage 2 will now be split over several stages.. a partnership is being looked into and it is not thought dilution of shares will be necessary . I'm not saying this is true because it's second hand..hoping it is though.
Digger these guys don't need a drink to act like doorknobs
Hi travelling the Whitby route every day moving that amount of tonnage per day is not imo a safe option.
Fred the government will throw away 1+ billion on the thomas cook fiasco ...7+ billion since the referendum planning for brexit.....39 billion when we leave...and to cap it off 46 billion on RBS of which the taxpayer will never see back.
Sirius only wanted a piddling 1 billion loan guarantee....Criminal....
A US multi-billionaire is among those to have pocketed a windfall following the collapse in shares of Sirius Minerals.A hedge fund set up by Ken Griffin is one of several UK and US financial institutions which have cashed in after the plunge in the stock.A number of hedge funds effectively bet on the company’s share price to fall, using a method known as “short selling”.
They include Mr Griffin’s fund Citidel Europe alongside others including HBK Investments, Highbridge Capital Management and Polygon Global Partners.
Mr Griffin is estimated to have a fortune of more than $12bn.Reports suggest short-sellers may have made as much as £20m from Tuesday’s fall.
Ramptastic Twinkle...good to have you back. Hope your keeping well.
The ship is sailing in a force 10 gale at the moment ...
6 billion on no deal brexit preparation. All we wanted was a government guarantee...incredible
Sirius car park full to bursting this morning irrelevant I know . CF will I hope like he says have some robust contingency plans . I'm assuming these will be at a fairly advanced stage for this very scenario we find ourselves in. How kind these plans are to existing share holders is anyone's guess. The mine will get built imo creating hundreds of jobs for an area that desperately needs them which is a plus for our region as for pi it's a finger in the air job
Good luck Fred. Pretty pointless selling at this price. Fingers crossed it comes good for all of the genuine people who are invested. Being local to the build I will keep people posted of anything of interest happens. Atb Emily
80% of which are individuals getting their rocks off on other individuals misfortune. Human nature at its ugliest...parasites and degenerates. Very sad.
Sirius was forced to suspend a fundraising offer to the markets last month, blaming difficult market conditions - but now PM Boris Johnson has said he wants to help cut the risk for investors, according to reports.