The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
Yay Brexit is going just great! The Gothic joke pencil that is Jacob-Rees Mogg was asked the other day "what's actually working in Britain today?" and replied I kid you not, "test cricket." Just shows you the level that political thought and dialogue has descended to under this incompetent shower.
Dream on LOL
Anyone know if these shares purchased by BP will be cancelled (very good) or going into treasury (less good)?
Have they gone bust yet?
I remember when the low 700's was considered a poor showing for this shower. Halcion days LOL
Prior to our exit from the EU, passport control at Dover was more of a vibe check.
Now, Brits entering travelling to the continent as tourists without a visa can only spend 90 out of any 180-day period in Europe (as a reminder, you used to be able to live and work freely and indefinitely in any EU member state). Consequently, each passport must now be stamped, which takes far longer.
Probably more a sign of desperation given the timing and the SP relative to past fundraising. There is also a growing anti-cruise sentiment triggered by climate change https://www.express.co.uk/travel/cruise/1642515/cruise-holiday-norway-rage-anger-anti-cruise
Is Boomerbower back in the guise of Hurtle? This climate change denial bull**** is vaguely familiar from early 2020. Even the Aussies have realised that they will be f****d unless they do something about it and thus got rid of the coal mining moron Scott Morrison. Half of SW OZ has not seen any rain for 3 years and the cattle are being shot for lack of grass while the outskirts of Sydney are under water!
Sunak and Javid resign. When will Boris go?
Moneyweek is not optimistic “Carnival’s debt-to-equity ratio was 54% at the end of February 2020. Today that figure stands at 350%. Meanwhile, interest costs have increased tenfold. In March, Carnival warned that surging energy prices would have a “material impact” on its “liquidity, financial position and results of operations” this year, which would likely push the group to a full-year loss. Carnival might return to growth, but it could also continue to struggle and report losses. The market is unlikely to re-rate the stock to a higher valuation if the firm continues to bleed red ink. In other words, there are better buys in the travel and tourism sector. “
“Carnival cruise brawl: Threesome leads to 60-person melee, Coast Guard involved. After the incident, the US Coast Guard escorted the cruise ship to dock in Manhattan“ Very classy LOL
When the tide goes out all boats will drop. With AIM they just drop further and faster. Chill out, it will come good once the uncertainty of war and rampant inflation are things of the past. It may take 5 years, but there is always a nice healthy dividend to sooth the wait. A major plank of K3C's business is rooted in insolvency so if things get any worse they will also benefit. Every cloud!