Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Religion sure but also economic interests. The UK and US attacked the houthis because they don't want the cost if sending boats round the horn of Africa.
My personal view on broker recommendations is that they're basically pointless.
The majority of brokers just say something that sounds smart and that is their main goal. When RR was going down the pan they all said it was destined for failure because they don't want to be viewed as a maverick wildcard recommending distressed businesses.
As we all know the stocks were an absolute steal for a business that had a good chance of recovering.
My view is that you buy and then you dig in, not to be shaked by some poxy broker recommendations.
Very true puncture; same as the likes of Primark. Ultimately we'd all love to buy super nice stuff that's cruelty free and made ofnall natural products but when it costs £25 for a pair of socks only the wealthiest people are gonna pay that.
Let them buy the Boeing then! RR engines cnanonly.be maintained one way and that isnthw correct way. No cutting corners with aerospace.
Not just that butnI think shoppers arevfed up with stalls charging £5 for a hot chocolate!! They bemoan "the death of the high street" but then when you actually go into town they rip you off!
I don't know anything about charts but I do know one thing about SP movements, which is that the bear jumpsnout the window and the bull takes the stairs.
Rises always happen somewhat slowly with many breaks and pullbacks in-between. I'm reasonably confident this stock will see 400p ober the next year.
I would buy more but this has been a painful one to hold, although this does at least alleviate some of that pain.
I respect that you understand the risk and admitted it. I suppose that is exactly what bravery is, to know the risk and do it anyway.
Of course there's a small part of me that wishes I'd done it.
Glad it worked out for you but I can't support the move.
As Warren buffet always says, two things often cause problems for investors in stocks and that's liquor and leverage.
I've got harbour was kind hoping they'd buy tullow
Faur play, I've got about 13k at 65p looking for at keast 300p to consider selling but will likely hold for 10 years
Agree 100% south,
The problem is people expect too much. Management are only human and can't turn water into wine. The SP is just a reflection of the market which is driven by the chaotic whims of the public and if you've ever spent any time observing the public you'd notice that they're irrational and emotional. Most things are out of our control apart from buying and selling. Most things are unknown apart from the current share price and the most recent set of figures, everything else is guess work. This is what prevents people holding stocks because the volatility means at some point you're gonna be holding a paper loss and for most people that translates to "I am a loser, and have failed my family," which is something most people cannot deal with. The pressure and doubt become too much and they bail out.
Nice to see a LTH averaging down. Lots of people loosing their minds with this thinking they'd never lose. This is the way tondo it. Wait it out and buy more.
As peter lynch says most people have the brains but they don't have the stomach.
Yeah, punctuated by the usual posts about the company going bankrupt on down days and then the business potentially being bigger that the entire US economy on the upside.
It's just a waiting game with the US distribution centre. Also US sales will bleed out to the rest of the world because like it or not the USA is still cool.
It was bound to settle at some point. I see it hanging around 300p for a while until results or the credit rating upgrade.
It's probably best that way because a dividend may trigger sanctions on the group as a whole due to the fact that some of that dividend will be seen as originating from the Russian operations.
Once the Russian part is disposed of we'll be free of all politics and controversy; I agree with the board on this even though a dividend would be nice.
I've got about 13k and plan to hold for at least till 2030 if not longer.
I just bought another 100k shares (peanuts I know) when I promised I wouldn't buy anymore. Let's just hope this goes somewhere! My current average is 1.6p So I'd like it to at least get back above 1p so it doesn't feel like an absolute crater in my ISA!
All depends on what shareholders will accept. I'd hope for at least 100p but it depends.