Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Dip back in here occasionally and amusing to read all the day trader bashers out there which lets face it, that's the only thing negative comments can mean. Carry on bashing folks for a few ££ and head out to buy your big mac at lunch time. Makahiki - its coming.
Occasional visitor to this forum & hopeful for the future of AFC. Annoyed at myself for buying in way too high but I guess when you look around to broader sentiment and see the likes of Cathy Wood's Ark Innovation fund down 60% in the last year, that gives some context. My question is, 10 years from now, if AFC were to capture some share of the different markets mentioned, what MCAP would be possible? Thank you
Perhaps why uk gov hydrogen strategy announcement didnt make such an impact on sp?
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/aug/20/oil-firms-made-false-claims-on-blue-hydrogen-costs-says-ex-lobby-boss
Don't think there is any shortage of capital? Agree FTSE is largely irrelevant when Apple fully eclipses in market cap. BUT that said what percentage of S&P from 30 years ago is still the same? We're on the cusp of large scale industry reform, about time us Brits actually showed up for something
Algos making money on this day trading and every other market out there, just accentuated as this is aim. Unless you got your own satellite up there feeding quicker and better connection, forget about it. Got a bit carried away this side also so now taking on water. Surely got to be thinking where's the price end of year not end of day??
Crypto mining not a target market to hang your hat on, thankfully its not been proposed either as far as I've read. Blockchain very different to bitcoin and value almost entirely dependent on QE - conceived post '08 and huge value increase during pandemic. If the FED keeps printing so the value will keep rising. Incidentally if anyone has ideas on blockchain infrastructure investment, would be interested to hear. Bring on AGM and some clarity on orders!
Sell off over last few months I think down to rotation in assets. Money flow calls the price on these assets, short term at least, and AIM shares more volatile as less liquid. Added to this we've got spike in US treasury yields causing pull back in growth stocks more reliant on financing. This interest will return I'm sure but its going to be a bumpy ride like with all investing. As the great Maximus once said 'Hold the Line! ;)