RE: Another drop12 Dec 2024 11:33
There is clearly a seller, and selling way more than their share buy back can cope with, hence it has stopped. At what level of SP are they happy to keep selling ? That seller is now seller(s) as traders follow the trend, and poor sentiment has spread to a point where the yield is sure 'Too good to be true"..
Yet, nothing has actually happened that anyone can find out.
The debt is known about, the interest rates, subsidy, generation, price of electricity is fine etc etc
So unless there is something fundamentally wrong then what gives ?
IMO the only big problem is expansion is difficult for the time being whilst the debt is paid, but surely this no reason for the mark down. It's not like the weather is going to run out, (unlike fossil fuels).