The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Ade.
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Financial report also out
In this instance I think Haggis is correct regarding the RNS nrs
Hi. I had to search for my copy of the newsletter. It went into the 'bulkmail' folder in outlook for some reason.
Good morning Goldcrestuk. I have read your posts with interest. A 3% holding is significant. I also appreciate how Aim is a crooks paradise, but I cant see how Jim and Ian will make anything unless the price rises from here.
Options have been issued in a range from about 18p to 6p and the warrants issued with the placing at 22p.
I am keen to be educated, Regards.
I just watched the live webinar. I lost count of the number of times the word "exciting" was used. Nothing new and I would be intersted to know how many of those joining were actually potential investors, rather than those just hoping for reassurance.
Having said that, the results this week were good in my view.
I think 'scoundrel ' is a bit strong! I agree that the proximity of a mine to the end user is not relevant, economically, but sounds better than thousands of miles away. The main thing it's in the USA
You can sense the frustration of the management at the share price response to any news. At least Lithium prices have stopped dropping!
Let's see how the rest of the year pans out
It will be interesting as we approach the need to raise cash 9
Haggis, unfortunately, has now apeared on BHL board.
A significantly different level of trading today. No idea what that is about. I would expect some notifications will be issued sometime soon.
I think a couple of things might assist us here.
The price of Lithium to stop dropping 10% a week, which would improve sentiment and some idea of how BHL propose to fund their exploration beyond the end of 2023.
ALL in a better position as they are funded through to production! Which isnt far away.
I am hoping that BHL may get some financial support from the US government. In any case we need the americans and canadians to start investing . There seems little interest on their exchanges currently.
Longer term I think the drive by the US to be less dependant on imported Lithium should secure the companies future, but we can only hope that the sp reflects this.
Correct. Been trading on TSX for a while.
Meta, I drop in on this board occasionally just to see whats happenning as I have an interest in this company. As a rule I would only post to counter the comments by those who are not, and seem to think its worthwhile making negative comments when it suits there ego. Some may believe that you have some insight. So your claims need to need countered.
I would never give advice, I have lost far more than i have gained over the years.
I started my working life with French Kier so I have always followed their evolution. Thats my interest.
I will,however, always seek to counter the charlatans i come across. Even if life is too short!
LOL in deed. 15th Oct 2020 - KIE sp was 45p
Meta post : -
" Under 75m M/Cap, chances of getting a meaningful RI away diminishing.
Aggressive de-leveraging an/or cash raise still required.
Still think 0p is more realistic than £2.
But wthdik? Have only been consistently right with this share for the past 2 years."
Funny thing is their was a succesfull open offer and the Kie sp was 130p by July 2021.
I fail to see your motivation for posting here. It takes all sorts I suppose.
A big dose of "deja-vous" on here. 2 years ago Meta was writing the company off but the believers made 50-100% gains.
However I am less confident now , than I was then, for a short term profit. 2 years ago we had the anticipation of the Kier living sale and the reduction of debt through the equity raise. The board have done broadly what they said they would do, albeit there are some items to conclude. The sale of Tempsford Hall for one.
With all the macro uncertainty, having to service a substantial debt, with all the pressure to secure turnover that brings, is far from ideal. If they were cash positive like many other contractors, we would not be at this level, as the operational teams are good.
I still have a significant 'sentimental' holding here but I am looking to AIM for shorter term trading gains or losses. It seems to be less affected by the real world economics.
I doo sleep easier knowing the people like Meta has our backs covered and is very generously trying to ensure we all don't make mistakes. (Like the one he did 2 years ago)