The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
You may have to assume that Porch is 78 years old approx and made poor pension provisions and is now a bitter and twisted old person. I don,t recollect a positive post from them. Obviously something amiss.
The Endeavour costs are being absorbed by the Australian Government.
Sharebel - I see another Thorntons on the cards. Higher input costs, higher labour costs, tightening of belts, discretionary spending. Had my finger on the buy button yesterday at 118 and held off, as i see poor results ahead especially when some of there chocolate is more than £1 each.... Teacher will need to settle for Milk Tray this year.
Suggest everyone sell now....i have just bought 3000 and my timing is always bad.....Bought FEVR Last month and down 34% already.....if i have one thing i can always time right, its a bad entry point.
Anyone know of any reason for the sharp fall this morning, showing 4% down at 1377 currently?
what funds aren't at the moment, my whole portfolio is down about 10% since the beginning of the year. This is down over 20 odd % and that was buying recently at 12 quid as well. Shambles.
Since this is now at multi year lows have taken a punt on these, happy to sit and wait for a recovery. Not sure there is any damage to HL other than reputational, and since my SIPP is with them, getting some divi back now and then wont go amiss to their high fees.
Thanks Hefonthefjords, I basically got the reasoning and understand the share consolidation but Aviva is now a much smaller albeit more focused company and as others have said there is no guarantee with the future dividends. Aviva is the only single share i hold as the dividends help pay the astronomical fees on HL.....You would have thought with the pure volume of accounts they would take the platform fee down from 0.45%.
Yesterday in my HL account went from holding 2500 shares down to 1900, so ended up buying 600 more to get back up to my 2500 at a rough price of 390p per share. Apart from push up my average buy price, i don't really see at the moment how i am better off. I am receiving money with one hand but have spent it to get back to the same position.
The European leaders and the US are playing Poker against a Russian Leader who is extremely intelligent, its like an Alsatian dog in a room with a bunch of poodles. Doesnt bode well.
Believe France has large Lithium deposits. But it will be the usual Not on our back door. Europe wants to transition to "green energy" but doesn't want the associated problems/environmental issues associated with it. We Europeans are hypocrites. Source: The Rare Metals War: The Dark Side of Clean Energy and Digital Technologies by Guillaume Pitron.
Very much doubt that, not from Ukraine anyway. The danger is it spills in to other countries or if EU/NATO get involved, then we might all be getting our arses kicked.....and not in a good way. Markets would tumble everywhere.
Mine blew off last week as well, sold at 355, lost out on about a further £900 rise, must admit expected a retrace that didn't happen. ah well just the one share left - AV. and its not really breaking records.
The Chinese solution was a disaster and there is a major gender imbalance. So i don't really think it worked at all. Most of Europe's replenishment rate is less than needed for a capitalist system to function. That's why a move away from a capitalist's system is needed.
Not sure what you base that on since PFC have been in the doldrums for years now. A lot of work for Petrofac to do, to undue the damage and get back on the tender lists.
A lot more complicated than just moving a FPSO from one location to another - EP would probably need substantial modifications if it were deemed fit for purpose. Would be good if it happened though. Could rename it the Enquest Recycler...
@Neversell not really just fed up reading all the walter mitty comments.
Which Forties oil field is that then? Most folk would name the installation, Say Forties Charlie? Plus anyone that knows their onions would use OIM...No explanation necessary. Another one post wonder.
ref BP selling interests in Angola etc, Total have a big presence there and Mauritania and Senegal may be of interest to them too.
A 60% stake in an oil field is quite high and oil companies like to share the risk......Nothing to be concerned about happens all the time and you are just fishing for problems that are not there.