The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Each person is allowed an opinion ... it is just that, an opinion.
This is oil exploration, high stakes ... you won't always get it right ... look at all the companies on Aim that come and go, and only a few succeed.
Everyone here I hope is an adult, and they make their own decisions.
I'd be of the opinion that if I didn't like a company or thought it was a bad trade, then I'd move on to something more worthwhile.
Life is short.
All the best.
It's an oil and exploration company ... same with many companies on aim they build up to spud, as the possibility to crystallise the actual asset in the ground gets closer.
It's an exploration game ... high risk high return.
https://eplanning.blm.gov/eplanning-ui/home - 2 days left ... .02.04.2022. Thank you for the information Chris.
And, with oil this time last year much much lower in terms of price, lots of positive factors this year ... energy sector performing well as an inflation play too.
I'm sure Paul Basinski is looking over us, each year we get a step closer.
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/01/26/valkyrie-applies-to-list-bitcoin-miners-etf-on-nasdaq/
Hi Off-piste - hope all is well. Yes - the Fed has to maintain stable prices, that is their mandate. In saying that, the Fed cannot raise rates sufficiently unless they have meaningful growth.
If inflation is circa 7%, essentially to avoid negative real rates we would need to see an uplift greater than that.
No doubt interesting, and both sides of the market have a view, I think most of us think rates will be coming, but ultimately ... my own view is that they won't be meaningful as it will kill the economic recovery stone dead.
I think inflation numbers will start to soften after April, Jerome Powell left himself some headroom yesterday, and remained somewhat opaque I feel as has trying to find balance and hope by the time March comes some heat is out of the market, OR at least inflationary pressures may have subsided.
GL
I do like your comments AdeleK.
Bill Ackman sees value, must think rates have overcooked.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ackman-buys-31-million-netflix-shares-125-billion-profit-massive-treasury-short