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Mine arraived yesterday 0.6844p per share
I got this message from my SIPP provider this week any ideas? Since I got it the price has gone up?
The investment you hold that failed a fair value assessment is: AMEDEO AIR FOUR PLUS LIMITED.
This fair value assessment was carried out by the manager of the investment itself, and may mean the investment doesn’t offer you good enough value over the long term.
What’s a fair value assessment?
Price and value have been highlighted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as key factors in delivering good outcomes for customers. As part of the FCA’s Consumer Duty Regulation, financial products sold to UK retail customers are required to complete a fair value assessment, using a number of factors to assess whether the product offers value to its customers.
Off-shore funds are not required to produce a fair value assessment, however we believe it's important to still understand whether they are providing value, we have therefore worked with an independent third party called 360 Fund Insight who have carried out this analysis. A PDF is available which shows some information about the methodology which goes into assessments by 360 Fund Insight.
Awards are part of director renumeration. Which would involve basic pay, say 50% bonus and 25% long term incentive plan paid in shares subject to the company meeting its financial targets which should in turn drive share price. If its not target driven it should be challenged otherwise its just a leisure company.
The question is a 30% divi is usless when you rcapital reduces by over 60%. Look at BP within days of covid the SP went from over £5 to below £2 and they immediately cut the divi, cautiously raising it back to protect the SP over time until it recovered . Now DEC has all this extra cash on hand, the same should follow, the SP rises and then they can build the divi back up all sustainable and now is probably the right time to buy as the SP theoretically should rise. Sorry about the fat fingers before.
Should have added if the stiock keeps going down the Divi will be near 30% The RNS should have been better received.
A big drop form 30% to 8.5% but with all that cash now retained within the company, it stabalises their whole position to move forward. The question is why they took so long? Anyhow, the share offer is also now redundant which never made any sense either. They just need to focus on getting their court cases out of the way, proving they can safely plug wells and extract assets and maintain cashflow. If tey can do this, the SP whould start to increase and overall shareholder value return.. Whilst I am on if you see the attached link, its a petition to stop shorting. Please take the opportunuity to sign up and pass on. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/657294
There is always a bit of a rise before a large fall
I'm jusrt wondering here if you do sell your shares and and get a 5% uplift-thats OK. However, if you dont sell your shares and take the divi and 5% of the shares are taken out, then surley thos who did not sell would see their sharess increase in value? Therefore, how does this make sense.
I still dont think the BOD have addressed the share price stability issue and thats why the shorters are having the upper hand, becasue until thats resolved who would buy shares with a significant risk that even a rediculously high 30% dividend is still going to leave them worse off!