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Will probably move gradually from here no doubt there's some anchoring going on. As the saying goes the bear jumps out the window the bull takes the stairs.
I get what you're saying but it just means dissolution isn't a done thing. I'd imagine they'll want their taxes so "may" provide one.
Evraz website says they have notified secretary of state.
if you go to 490 on the link I attach It states thus:
If a public company fails to appoint an auditor or auditors in accordance with section 489F25... the Secretary of State may appoint one or more persons to fill the vacancy.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/part/16/chapter/2
So basically secretary of state will appoint someone and then probably send us a bill. No dissolution of company etc.
Rr101 one divi stock I have (actually a REIT) is civitas social housing divi sits about 9% ATM. Price ahd dropped because of interest rates and also HOME REIT having issues with payment and also government doing a shake up. Thing is though the government are always doing a dhake up in social housing and HOME REIT is only loosely related IMO. As for interest rates no one knows where they're going but I think they should stabilise and maybe drop in a year or two.
As always DYOR
Not got exact date but it was start of covid when it was all kicking off. Been waiting a long time for this but I kept the faith and their latest financials tell me I made the right choice.
I never bother with any of that I just buy it when I think it's cheap and sell it's when I think it's fair or overpriced. Depending on my overall view of the stock. BP was a recovery play so I was just looking for it to get back to about where it was before the crash. Same here with RR will just look to sell once it returns to normal although I might change my mind with the SMR and defence spending going crazy could see £5 plus so might hold out for longer but I'll think about that once it get near £3.
retirement
I did exactly the same with BP and I 100% agree with you on this, holding for about £3 maybe in 2 years.
I'm quite new to trading individual shares and I'm starting to think that you should ignore almost everyone.
What a ride! It's really been a test for me; this and poly have been my mist concerning shares but also the most potential to grow. Fingers crossed for the future GLA!
This share is well on its way up! Profitability is improving, we have a great CEO, debt is coming down fast! It is in a fundamentally strong position and only a fool would shot it.
Can't see them capping ISA at 100k. I think they'd be better off lowering the annual amount to like 10K, most people can't save 20K a year unless they earn like 40K plus and live rent free at their parents. Hopefully they don't touch it because it's part if my main plan for life. All my shares are in an ISA and I normally try to save about 5K per year.
Sounds good to me.
Basically give us an actual order, and we'll start work right away, if not then we'll work on actual paying jobs. No different than if a plumber asks for a deposit for materials etc. Why should the company spend money on something that they might buy when we can spend money on things that actually have customer orders? It might come across as blackmail but I think it's time to say do you want one or not?
I'm staying put; this stock is well on its was to recovery and I'll be looking at a 2 or 3 bagger over the next couple of years.
I've got an average of 105p was in at start of covid through the rights issue etc. I didn't think COVID would last as long as it did but I'm just glad we didn't go under. That was my main ethos during this crazy time; buy the cheap stuff and as long as they don't go under it should work out well. Lost on a few dodged some serious failures made on some already (Shell worked out well for me). This year is gonna be the year where my patience pays off I think.
Thang is with China is they like to keep their cards close to their chest. They will stand in public saying Putin is their best friend but will tell him to sort it out in private. It's the way communist parties operate. You never publicly criticise the party or allies.
Yeah investment grade will significantly lower cost of finance and improve general sentiment.
Good point Oracle
That his half the reason the pound is very stable, we always pay our debts.
Basically a means by which they will provide a face saving exit for Russia. They can claim they their "security guarantees" are in place and pretend like they got what they wanted. Meanwhile in the background China is basically turning the screw on Russia to get them to play nice. I doubt Putin will openly defy China.
Are we gonna get free gold membership? Sounds awesome
They'll get funding one way or another might have to pay a higher rate due to the risky standing but I'm sure they will get it. Once ut is up and running they can refinance at a more favourable rate.