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Warming their people for what's to come? When framed against a possible outlay 7.5 to 19.4 billion, 6 billion plus interest has got to feel like a win hasn't it?
https://www.clarin.com/economia/hora-definiciones-multimillonario-juicio-ypf-audiencia-fin-mes_0_yZfuQFdq3o.html
Thanks to Galatea99 on ADVFN for the link
I remember this time last year sitting in a cafe in Whitby looking at the SP when it was 930p. That was prior to a successful YPF judgement and yet we have know fallen beneath that level despite now knowing a large pay day is going to happen, even if the exact quantum is still not known. Crazy times
Well that post looks rather misplaced now!! We now know of course that it was the previous CEO selling, as per DavidYli's post.
As for Candidinvestor, you should realise not all are candid, especially so on ADVFN. QuePassa is no friend and has had an axe to grind since the IPO. If you really have sold on that piece and you are candid, I pity you
I stand corrected. I now see you've asked a number of questions.
For your first question it returns...
"It sounds like you are eagerly anticipating the quarterly earnings report of SLP, which should provide insight into the company's performance and financial health. The 4e basket value at the end of March is an important metric to watch, as it is used to value the basket for the entire quarter and calculate unsettled invoices. The fact that the 4e basket value hit a low point of $1800 on March 31st, representing a 25% drop from the previous value of $2432, suggests that the company may have experienced some challenges during that period.
The increase in aged debtors is also a concerning factor, as it indicates that customers may be struggling to pay their invoices on time. It will be important to keep an eye on how this situation evolves and whether the company is able to collect on these outstanding debts.
Overall, the upcoming earnings report should provide valuable insights into SLP's financial performance and the steps the company is taking to address any challenges it may be facing. It's important to approach the report with a critical eye and carefully analyze the information presented to make informed decisions about any investments or other actions related to the company."
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/ideas/2023/04/26/a-recovery-stock-on-a-9-dividend-yield/
I don't think it was crazy from a financial journalist who needs always to consider their reputation. It's one thing to top up for yourself, but another to recommend to others when there's significant uncertainty. Thankfully a lot of that appears to have now gone and I can be glad I did take the opportunity to top up.
You're clearly joking, but those unfamiliar with AI, such a result isn't possible. If you ask specifically about 4e basket prices it will return something similar to...
"As an AI language model, I don't have access to real-time market data, so my knowledge is limited to the historical trends and general insights. However, PGM (Platinum Group Metals) 4E (four elements - platinum, palladium, rhodium, and gold) basket prices are influenced by various factors such as supply and demand, economic conditions, geopolitical events, and environmental regulations.
Historically, PGM prices have been volatile, and the basket prices have fluctuated significantly over time. In recent years, PGM prices have been impacted by several factors, including the US-China trade war, the COVID-19 pandemic, and shifts in the automotive industry. The automotive sector is the largest consumer of PGMs, with catalytic converters using all four elements of the 4E basket. Therefore, any significant changes in automobile production and demand can lead to notable shifts in PGM 4E basket prices.
Additionally, environmental regulations related to emissions in the mining and industrial sectors can also impact PGM prices. Countries like South Africa and Russia are significant producers of PGMs, and any glitches in their mining or refining processes can impact PGM 4E basket prices.
Overall, it's challenging to pinpoint a single factor that causes a fall in PGM 4E basket prices. However, a combination of factors can contribute to a fall or rise in PGM 4E basket prices."
My guess would be that anybody holding 55,000 shares @ £10 of a single stock IS a millionaire! Wish I was holding that amount, but maybe wouldn't have pre-judgement when we dropped on the SEC announcement. My comparably small holding gave me enough stress on that drop!
Artem Fokin's take on Burford's YPF summary judgment
https://youtu.be/OIFGrfx1O88
Johnnyrh... A share is the same as any other share. Each has parity. So as long as you held it on the ex div date then you would qualify. It wouldn't matter if you held your shares from 2016 or you bought them tomorrow. As long as you hold on a yet to be announced ex div date, you would qualify, whether that be a normal div or a special.