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This is a great company with a good balance sheet. What would happen if Russia takes over Ukraine, would we the share holders lose out or would they just pay tax to Russia?

In 2020 when the sp hit 500 the mcap was 1.8b, but now at 500p the mcap is 3.8b, so based on that 250p is entirely possible mcap 1.9b.

It's possible this has occurred because you are discussing it, and it's probably going to trend down as the markets are unstable and the talk of the new African covid variant.

Just eat looks set to benefit from the ongoing and coming lockdowns.

I see Velocys at 20p in the not too distant future. Whatever happened to Expatbrat and his ying yang other half?

Why would one invest here, it appears way over valued. Profit needs to increase 300% from current or 20% per year for 6 years and the mcap to remain the same as now for it earn in profit 6% of its current valuation. What's with the price to book ratio as well?

This is one the most significant RNS I have ever seen for a project. Multi billion revenue was of interest.

Current Rsi 86.37 looks overbought. Pullback likely.

At best annual profit will be around 3.5% of the current market cap with a 2% dividend yield, disagree with the companys statement of improving macro economics, caution appears overvalued.

I have a estimated net profit of 19m from market screener is this accurate?

With a rsi of 16, and a single day fall of over 35%. A rebound on technicals alone is likely, fundamentals appear ok and not overvalued.I have a net profit est here of 19m is this still accurate?

Supply chain issues, shipping container backlogs, driver shortages, and raw material price inflation are going to affect profit and the sp. Other companies facing similar challenges have already started declining. I see a move down from here. Opinions on the situation?

In the 20 week TU, what is the 1Y Vs FY21 comparison, are they comparing 20 wks of FY22 with 20wks of FY21, and what does 2Y VS 20FY relate to?

Yes the price action. Known that this company is one of the best in my portfolio, so undervalued.

Vulcan was already known is this a takeover?

Price too high now, though FY Revenue has been upgraded to 1.2b this is only just above 2019's, 1.16b. Sadly inflationary pressures will mean lower profits than in 2019 and previous years dividend are around 1% of current sp at best even with good profits I wouldn't expect more than a 2% dividend. Value a company based on its profit, middleman push up before fall down.

Saw the rise here took a look, and for four of the past 5 years, RR made a loss, net assets are - 4,8 b and the market cap is 12.9b, be careful here.

Is the whole 30 year contract worth 1.9bn or is it going to generate 1.9 bn annually?

What profit would be made if iron ore stayed at 100 for a year? Specifically EPS?

What prices did the company forecast for the metals?