Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Incredible.
Results only need to be positive for this to move towards 50 and beyond.
Only reason I bought years ago. Amazing. The timing of the in and out us always the question.
A speculators dream, investors hope and others observe.
If there is no caution to the news this stays above 60 in my opinion and maybe higher.
Long term it depends.
The exposure is incredible. If it gets the approvals and shows the capability, then twofold.
One is the obvious levels of purchase.
Two is the company interest to bigger players.
The potential is clear but we have seen the pattern before.
Fingers crossed this is different.
Been in this company for 10 years. I wonder how big this news really is?
Nobody has an answer that would satisfy the masses.
It's nearly beyond a solution.
Well done any of you who have sat tight since the bad days. Not an investment of mine large or small.
One thing I do know is greed can dictate.
Take your profit and leave an amount that you can watch.
Covid is all bad but has left its winners on a share front.
Given the likelihood of new restrictions I think this goes higher, as linked directly to people being in more.Any obesity push will fail off people are stuck inside during autumn and winter.
It is more uncertainty but this is a company doing well, with a commodity that is surging.
Sit tight I think.
Shares are such a minefield because you never quite know where the plunge will come from.
Like Centrica just before Miliband made his tariff cap announcement. Started an absolute capitulation.
Ted Baker the same with their CEO and then Coronavirus
Fortune telling and good luck are what you need in abundance.
Good on any investors.
I should have jumped in when this was rumbling at the bottom of the sea but that's life.
Not quite Ocado but come into its own for sure.
Next question is how long it stays chipper for? Always the issue.
96% down in just over 4 years.
A company that once could do no wrong.
Unfathomable.
To think, just before Ed Miliband made his announcement about imposing tariffs on the big 5 energy providers, ahead of his failed leadership bid, this stock of necessity was over £4.00 is quite astonishing.
You see the performance of some companies' shares whose primary function is an app of convenience and it is quite bewildering.
Those who deal in shares should beware.
If people are making profit good for you. But this virus is seemingly teaching people little in the name of humility.
A bit of good luck and wealth is great but let's not salivate too much at this moment.
A bit unpalatable.
The next thing for this company is going to be an announcement of store closures.
Their time is all but gone.
The boom time appetite for Brand names has gone or moved into hibernation. The youngsters of today seek to impress or be impressed by different metrics. Yes, we have the Love Island brigade of muscle and beauty but they are in the minority. I think.this stock sees 250 before 500. Long way back.
An 87% fall in the share price in 20 months is just insanity but so reflective of a wider malaise.
Anyone who takes the so called expert view in going long on this and who left this stock 2 years ago will be very frustrated and probably a lot worse.
It's finding the middle level which is so hard to determine.
Hard to think it can fall much lower but the key question will be how high might it go?
Not sure it will see 600 anytime soon. Christmas may wipe more off this I feel, before any uptick. Way too volatile.
Really feel for those who lost out.
The last 5 years have seem some of the most savage and on the face of it inexplicable failures of previously big comoanies.
Hope no one got stung too badly but that is improbable.
Agree with post on hope beyond hope. It has happened so often in the last 2 or 3 years from big to small companies. My genuine sympathy for anyone who has lost significant sums because knowing when to take your money and run or cut your losses is the hardest thing for anyone with a degree of risk taking in their bloodstream.
Cheers Reece but presumably not gone bust?