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fishbon3 most of your analysis has been spot on mate from what i’ve seen,
the sp does look like it’s running out steam tbf it was up 60%+ of its low can easy pullback 10% or so from here, it’s healthy you need cycles to attract new money
personally i don’t see them reinstating dividends yet or even a special one, i think we would of got a special one if we didn’t have so much debt to pay down tho,
is there only me that doesn’t want a dividend?😂
il tell you why
well tax for starters the tax free dividend allowance only seems to be trending one way and now stands a measly £1000
secondly i think it’s a more flexible way of returning capital to shareholders, eg if the economy/macro was to go to **** again it’s a lot easier to stop buybacks than to stop a dividend with out being punished!
i want to boost the eps
bottom line on stock buybacks
in most cases, companies returning capital to shareholders, either in the form of buybacks or dividends, is a good thing. and in many ways buybacks have some significant advantages over paying dividends, especially if the stock is truly trading for less than its intrinsic value
No I know we’re not I’m not on about now
I’m on about when the balance sheet improves
Imo it’s better to do buy back before reinstating dividends again definitely
We will have to see how it plays out
Disposing of the na business is basically diluting the eps
Your getting less revenue so the eps is obviously going to be lower
You need to buy back the shares to increase eps again which in turn should help the stock to rise
Trust me we don’t want dividend
Because a share repurchase reduces the number of shares outstanding, it increases earnings per share (EPS). A higher EPS elevates the market value of the remaining shares.
Jg you worry to much 😂
It’s only the 2nd trading day of the year chill out and let it set up.
Even the ftse 250 was up around 14% the last two month tho but know what you mean it’s dire when you compare it to other markets
Seen something on news again today about the government still talking to pension funds to get them to invest
The sooner the better really.
We have big buyers accumulating
The n.a sale
Multiple rate cuts coming over the next two years
Should be back to profitability
Then watch all the analysts upgrade, analyst's do a lot of great thing but price targets isn’t one of them
There’s nothing to worry about imo
And if things go well there’s no reason you can’t get back to pre Covid levels like other stocks
M&S, rolls Royce ,firstgroup to name a few
Think we would have to go down the buyback route rather than dividends tho
Same, it’s normal and healthy for it to take a bit of time out
Consolidation is key now (keep us in some sort of range)
It’s just building its launch pad imo
As for markets they was due a pullback to most analysts said the year will probably start with a pullback
they was up 8 weeks on trot ending the year
Yes they can do, they’re unpredictable I’m guessing it ends when ever the market starts buying up the shares again and swings the balance the other way
I’m with you tho it’s strange one, when I was looking into free float I was getting around 470m- 505m (no two sites had it the same, all in that region tho) how much of that is actually FREE tho is hard to tell but my calculations where telling me that there isn’t a lot available also
Is no one worried about the Houthi’s tho?
They could put a rite spanner in the works in terms of inflation
Shipping costs are going through the roof
In two days last week prices increased like 50% one day then 80% the day after
The ftse 250 looks like it’s set up pretty strong to be fair
It’s put in a double bottom over last two years just under 17000
Normally I would expect the sp to pullback from here since it’s closed the gap from the tu fall
But with all the buying going on I think any pullback will be bought up
Some have failed to interpret the buying correctly imo it’s not small change and there’s nothing to say they have finished yet
I don’t geng but I do know they bought about 1m worth around £4.75
It makes sense to load up while it’s cheap
Especially if they do plan on making an offer, now they will only have to pay a premium on the shares they don’t own
So in effect the more shares they pick up down here the cheaper they’d get the company for overall
Definitely bullish
Don’t they need to make an offer if they get to 30%?
Maybe there intention is to buy us out so they keep hold of alsa
The news paper article did hint towards that
Jg they can build stakes off market which looks most likely
Interesting to see there intentions tho
At the end of the day it gives them more say in the business
Hopefully they don’t put a low ball offer in
It’s easy for them to get the 50% of vote needed if they already own 20%+
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Cute
Plug power ceo doesn’t seem so impressed
Plug Power Calls New Hydrogen Tax Rules 'Disappointing'
https://youtu.be/anUSgeG06rk
I’m thinking the same Smokey in that 2024 will be a good year
We all know these are undervalued
It’s looking like all central banks will start cutting rates at some point next year
News of the sale process commencing early 2024 should probably get update on that in next month or two
Then wipe out most of the debt when/if a sale goes through
Haggis be like
https://ibb.co/X2s2T2m
Yh but my chart looks pretty
https://ibb.co/ZVvsDLY