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Dadean, the reason why we are down 3% is that NESF went Ex-Dividend today.

BSIF same sector is over 3% up after being well oversold.

I sold a large part of my overweight holding earlier this week and since lots of shares get depressed after ex-div I've put an buy order at 64.3. We'll see.

I find the idea of a Reform government with that worm Farage as PM embarrassing, seriously, the idea so many in the country would be so stupid to vote for them is not worth thinking about.

A reform government would be devastating for the UK.

Price looking very positive today when others in the sector like UKW and NESF are having an Ex-Div hangover.

Back to the 90s...

Wow, how ignorant politicians are.

Recent trading update was OK, gas use still problematic for some and earnings good, so is teh slide a reflection on the yield and the recent poor sentiment in the sector ?

As far a s Yield, 5% would mean an SP in the low 1300s, 6% means 1100s and 4% means mid 1600s...

Considering today is ex-dividend day to the tune of 2.2p, being down only 0.6p as I write is excellent.

Beginning of the upward trend back out of the 80's doldrums ... ?

Then we get a classic Aim company "Snouts in the trough" RNS. This will not do anything for share holders sentiment IMO. The mission right now as far as their shares should be to do the business and get the value back up the recent issue price.

Wow

Lets hope so. I keep seeing a bargain, market keeps selling it off.

IMO they really should go after some broker reports, the constant devalue of renewables, meaning our longer term income producing assets is non-stop. UKW just announced another divi and a big discount to NAV, let's see if this all helps the sector and pushes us up.

Total revenue increased 40% to £23.0m

US revenue quadrupled to £7.9m

"The Company expects further revenue growth in FY25 and beyond"

Our market cap is still only £16m currently...

Surely a rise of 50% to 100%, meaning the company would be worth £24m or more, is not out the question here... ?

Came in as expected 2.2p and 6th Feb ex-div, so why the price bashing shenanigans going on.

Some optimism would be welcome towards next Thursday.

What's happening here..? Bargain territory. Over 10% down in three weeks. The buyback has halted and the SP now drifted a few pence down again, despite long gilts/bonds recovering to the levels seen at the beginning of Jan, when the SP was mid 90s, but still down across USA/EU/UK since Trump. The share price is behaving as if there will be some dramatic bad news and a lowering of the divi, however IMO nothing has really changed that greatly with respect to the business. Electricity rates are the same as last Jan, with a dip to 15% lower and back during the year.

Anyone ?

Investor calendar just say "Jan 25" but in line with last year could be Jan 23rd - https://bluefieldsif.com/investors/

I'm expecting business as usual, a dividend of 2.2p with an ex-div of Feb 6th.

Perhaps a better explanation is that they and their friends wanted to buy some cheap shares in November so helped persuade investors to sell using their broker recommendation, thereby creating the liquidity. Just IMO.

Hi all, having had this on watch for years and in my opinion seen the valuation great inflated, the PE now is still over 47 and the yield only 2%. I would consider a holding if the SP falls to the 300s.

My question to holders is still why Fever Tree should sustain such a high valuation with regards to PE and yield ?

Yes, gilts shot up yesterday but my disdain towards the orange idiot remains.

The only sector I really saw that went down yesterday was renewables though. SSE finally looking reasonably priced IMO but Next Energy / Bluefield and the like looking really cheap for their yields, especially as electricity prices are strong.

Seriously Mr market ?!? Knock the renewable energy sector by a few percent because Donald the Dunce says wind turbines are killing whales.

We are in for years of face plant memes until the US electorate gain some IQ and simple reasoning.

Unbelievable we are being knocked back today on such dumb sentiment.

The harsh reality of pragmatism. Yep, results are the only thing that will ultimately drive the price.

The options are taken, so now the Cannacord pump makes sense.

Received this afternoon. Nice amount too !@