The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Also mr dave eh.
I just checked your post history and I noticed you posted your email. I would recommend you don't post your email like that because it is posted as text on this website and thus it is scraped by search engines and then used by hackers.
Send a DM next time.
Cheers pwil3150
Looks like dave has gotten drunk and been kicked out the pub. The idea of a drunken man trawling a BB of a sanctioned Russian miner is quite comical really.
Will be nice to hear something. The silence is almost worse than the chaos of constant news. Hopefully they will have some kind of strategy or at least an update on how the business is doing under sanction.
New deal, does that allow you to withdraw cash abroad too?
I think hydrogen could definitely have a place for those obsessed with combustion. Although I think the most remarkable thing about hydrogen is that it has an extremely high energy density and combined with a hydrogen fuel cell can produce phenomenally high efficiency. The main issue is the cost of the cells and the cost of producing hydrogen. It's something that could definitely take off much like what we're seeing with solar right now as efficiently and cost make solar more appealing.
I just hope we can get a site set up soon because this stock is making me cry
Tempted to buy more but I promised myself I would after the last top up. Just can't believe I'm down 80% with and 2.5p average :( may as well just leave it for now.
I view this as a political move in order to wind back on the wid fall tax but make it look like it was "well considered".
Just topped up. This company is strong even with the windfall tax; if they removed that tax this stock will be very strong indeed.
Badland
I agree this Government is aweful but I do still think much is outside of their control. Trouble is Kier doesn't look much better, so I just don't even think about it. They'll not allow this to go on forever.
Onb,
The certificate is just a physical representation of what you hold. It's like if you had a cheque with the contents of your bank account, you'd still have a bank and could still spend the money. The cert is almost pointless nowadays since everything is done online.
Jiggs,
You might be better off setting up an account with computershare, then selling from HL then buying through computershare. send computershare an email ask if that's possible.
You can manage it online but you're still on the register. Once they move to AIX the certificate is worthless but your details are moved onto the new register. Main point of going with certificate is so you are on the register rather than a nominee account where it is registered as ii/HL/Barclays and they deal on your behalf.
The market is depressed overall because of the "cost of living crisis" once we're back to a normal state of spending and lusting over luxury items then the SP should follow. Of course the finances will have to match too. It's a combination of finance and market sentiment.
Yeah, it's the registrar being kept by computershare. Just register on their website and make sure you select "channel Islands" on the tope right corner of the page. I had similar before with other shares I owned.
Barclays let you hold NYSE stock now too along with some other exchanges in Canada and Europe.
Maybe get a 0 percent card to tide you by.
Alternatively you could take out a short term loan to cover your expenses. Although I would say that is diabolically risky. maybe sell half as others have stated. I feel somewhat stretched at times but my mortgage us always covered. I do occasionally refinance things, transfer credit balance to 0% or get a loan etc but this is to be well managed. Credit is only bad when you can't pay it or you're paying too much for it. Defaults are really bad for your credit rating, which will cost you long term.
Tabys code is incoming pending regulatory approval.
Although they may just dump the Russian assets based on recent news.
Was always going to be the case. Starmer is just there to appease the people whilst everything carries on as normal.
John,
Yeah I think it's mostly about isolation of the Russian business to hopefully limit the sanctions to just polyR. Much like isolation of the blood supply to an infected limb before eventual amputation. I'd be happy with any scenario that leaves me with polyK at fair value. The Russian assets are an afterthought at this time.