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“He's better off sticking to his Gas storage story, but sadly it's not going to happen either. Maybe he could store hot air? “ Ah, so that’s what you would like Consuela, somewhere to store all of yours! No wonder you’re anti gas and hydrogen. It would probably still be highly inflammable though, I’m not sure if gas would be better:)))
Great Santa rally!:-))))
I meant an ‘f’!!! This will benefit Harl even more!
Stokey12, Consuela is probably referring to the lack of an ‘h’ in halfpenny and doubtless under the impression that it will benefit Harl!:))
I feel that we’re being primed and softened for yet another revenue shortfall. Doubtless they’ll be brushing over the result and offering, once again, jam tomorrow. Liberum Cap have been in the mix now for nigh on twelve months. I haven’t seen anything from them at all. Why, after a promise that funding would be finalised in the first quarter of 2023, has it not been announced nearly twelve months afterwards. Surely this should have been sorted this out months ago? Also why are the director holdings so pathetic? If they don’t want the equity why should anyone else. We are still unaware of why Kave dumped, at least the majority of his ten million holding. I bought in, reasonably cheaply, in July, so far taking two of three planned tranches. The third won’t happen until I’ve seen and am content with the refinancing deal. This is proving to be a frustrating investment but I’m holding on, certainly in the short term hoping for the announcement that will release a deep exhalation of relief and a substantial boost in the sp.
Si D, ref 21:16 post. 1. Hope it’s this one, 2, hope it’s not this one , 3, this is what it’s been doing for years… time for a change.:))
I wonder if any of the speakers post on this board?
Si D, ….. :)))
Stokey12, one might expect a cash and equity offer, the excitement of Harl’s potential could be an attractive proposition for some.
FWIW, I feel that Harl are just as likely to be prey as predator.
I’m afraid I’m not a fan of buy backs. Why would Harl wish to spend money they don’t have buying shares they will simply cancel? Then if they run low on cash, have to borrow or issue more. Harl are not cash rich Shell, not that it seems to be doing them much good.
Today’s rise has all been made on the ask. Opinions? . Maybe they have some hang over stock but that would be somewhat unusual, or it could be that they’re working through a big sell order that isn’t yet complete. Whatever it is the MMs don’t seem to want any more on their hands at the mo.
ForrestGump, ref ; 12:02. I would be one if the first to cash in if Serco looked like making a successful bid. IMHO it’s a very poorly run company.
For a first Harl post, it’s a very odd one. Sure you didn’t mean to mean to send to a different board? Not much credibility here I’m afraid.
Stokey12, I’m not sure where you got your figures from, but, assuming they’re about accurate. The potential saving on finance, at c20m is roughly equal to our current MCap! Shows how ludicrously undervalued Harl really is. I wonder if we’re in for a huge ‘Santa rally’?
Stokey12& Lottie123, you seem to be singing from the same hymn sheet:))
Stokey12, ref18:08 . I read and re- read your post but the intention has eluded my understanding. Perhaps you would kindly expand upon the content so that I can appreciate the meaning:))
Razorschultz, ref ; 16:25 post. I haven’t been around for anything like as long as you. However when researching I had an inkling that you might be Our CEO’s brother, the one with the boat! Anyway, humour apart, I agree with some of your argument. However, should millions, within the institutions you have mentioned, suddenly find more money in their pockets, this permits them the luxury of paying higher prices for goods as they think fit, be it housing motor cars etc. I believe companies are unnecessarily raising prices ( fuel as an example) simply because, with the current publicity given to inflationary pressures, they think they can get away with it. Looking around at some year and half year results would, I think tend to support this viewpoint.
If there was a pound put into a pot for every post that anticipated an imminent re rate north, we’d be able to have the £1 party early and still have enough for the real one when it occurs.
Cheers LSE03, I think the system may have been overloaded. Got it now thanks.