Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Want to buy but if they so no deal will be crushed ... as usual no risk no reward
Okay thanks for the response Ivanabeetu, you said there expects to be no shorts with harbour energy at this price, why is that ? I'm thinking that merging with another company can only mean Premier Oil was viewed as salvageable/not a basket case
Seems like unfair short interest from some articles I was reading on this. Assume shorts have to close in this situation ?
Was looking at short tracker, seems they closed a 6.19% short position ... not in this share or know much about it but clearly not doing well despite being oil/re-opening type sector; is this because there is some signs of recovery or it is really going badly and need to get out of short before the share price is zero ?
Am in this with quite a good size position .... was up 50% at one point, now about 33% or so - know this is gonna do well just don't know how much of rollercoaster it will be; Does anyone know why Barclays and Goldman downgraded Hammerson ? do you know where they can be found ?
Am in this, find it hard to draw any conclusions on the price trajectory as there has been a relatively small drop after a massive run up.
Just wondering about this comparison, Simon property group in USA (also shopping malls) has recovered way better than Hammerson, there are many factors associated with this but I guess the less severe lockdown in the USA has softened the blow to Simon Property, thinking Hammerson should keep going up with later return of more normal business.
Can't see people going completely online shopping - certain things are way better in person - clothes, often furniture and off course no online restaurants !
There is massive institutional ownership of Hammerson at almost 60% of shares and good price to book value too.
Interesting more technical article on simply wall street.
Am in it so not deramping/trolling/etc, just interested why this sudden rising ? there was an overreaction to the tiny dilution IMO but the market can make no sense at times, especially with UK stocks which have been out of favour for some time
Can't see why this shouldn't keep rising, the drop in the last few days has been minimal considering there was a 50% approx run up preceding this and I assume some people don't want to take any chances with friday's RNS but it can't be much selling considering how little the fall has been; shops re-opening, massively beaten down price, UKs largest shopping mall operator, low price to book ratio; consider this a late re-opening trade, similar perhaps to revolution as nightlife will return later
Hi, just trying to understand what the interest here is - could someone fill me in ?
On the face of it interesting - tech recruitment company (good with re-opening) and big price drop early Jan '21; also lots of institutional buyers
Why did this happen ?
Would say this is a buying opportunity if drops more, small dilution; think the tech sell off has contributed to the price going down more ... look at riot and mara, have both dropped despite bitcoin price rising