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"In short, if trading continues to stablilise at Kier and there is a successful conclusion to the sale of Kier Living that reduces debt the likely pro forma profits for 2020 could be in the range of £80-100m from what we can see from publicly disclosed guidance. A dividend return in 2020 is also not out of the question. Capitalising this even at the low point of this band at just 6 times earnings produces a price of @ 220p per share."
I've been trading since 2012 and this stock has been the worst. Debt is high, no sign of deleveraging in sight. The annual interest is £200 + millions. Instead of this money being paid to shareholders as dividends once debt is clear the money is being spent on the bankers. No wonder why the hyenas (shorters) are circling PMO
So yesterday Brent was trading at $58 now its trading $2 higher. PMO was trading at 70 and its still 70 and probably will continue to drop. As usual PMO takes the first spot of among oil decliners. Well done PMO! *Clapping*
Debt is whats holding PMO from climbing. Its about time PMO liquidate ZUMA into cash and start deleveraging.
16:45:47 U 9.5 4,498,155 LSE
As 8.5-8.6 resistance was broken many shorters were running for the exit, hence the surge. Massive demand on stock to cover short. I am guessing its going into auction first thing tw as well. Be careful as this will be very volatile period it can swing massively either way if you don't know what you are doing. P.S: I hold no position in SXX but enjoy TA. GLA
I hate to burst your bubble but the reality still stands that without the necessary funding PVR will struggle to bring the project into fruition. Too many red flags at the moment. Redundancies, relocating to smaller office, annual saving plan .... and the biggest red flag IMO is "alternative financing arrangements". The company is in need of cash hence its patience with APEC. A strong partnership that prospers has to be built on integrity and respect. The string of delays is surely not a reflection of these values.
APEC better clear the funds now before its too late. The approval of the permit would have caught the attention of other major players and IMO PVR is now becoming a lucrative take over target at this cheap price.
Wishful thinking! The market reacted sharply on the downside as the latest events are precursor to global economic slowdown. Less economic growth less demand for oil.
I beg to differ, this will increase value of shares for LTH. BGK does not mess about, they have already cancelled 115000 shares, check evening RNS. Hopefully this will bring some sense into ODEY to cover his short. Although I don't think he will.
Sorry maybe I didn't phrase my sentence properly. No but my charting software has volume of 4 millions shares traded at 10:14am on my minute chart. I'm assuming this must have come from one massive trade.
Around 10am I have 4mil shares traded as shown on Quotestream. Surely they have to declare that is a major holder. Anyone can shed light on this ?
What are the key dates for GCM going forward ? So end of Feb for licence but I thought someone posted earlier that 1st of Feb is important. I could not find anything relevant to the 1st of Feb in the RNSs. !?!? Sorry if my question sound daft. :)
YU was brilliant this morning bought at 120 but sold to early for a small profit. with a low float I am surprised why GCM dropped as much as it did. However, I think GCM will continue to rise in the coming days, as news has not been fully digested by the market.
I am a day trader and I noticed the rise from earlier and anticipated news regarding NOMAD. I made an entry at 31p and was expecting news any minutes. I was observing the 1 min chart with my L2 screen and on climbing to 40 I hit the sell continuously with no quote whatsoever until 32. MMs were only selling on the rise. I do not think any buy orders were processed on the rise.
I concur with Spy's view! Some comments made in here come up with ludicrous SP estimations and frankly I think its rather irresponsible as it may influence some to invest all their life savings by hyping the stock.
I have a substantial position and believe there's a huge potential in GGP. I however, follow a more realistic approach. Big difference between exploration and reaching production stage. The likes of Centamin and Acacia are producing 400-500koz/year and have Mcap of 1.4B and 800mil respectively. GGP is still at its infancy and has a long road ahead with many hurdles to overcome.
I personally believe that if we get great assay results we have a good chance of maybe climbing to 150-200 milions as MCap which would bring the SP in the region of 4.5-5p.
A more optimistic outcome is CLIVE LATCHAM (recently joined board of directors) who has strong connections with Rio Tinto plc, may pave the way for some form of partnership with a bigger brother or even better a takeover. That would propel the SP into uncharted territories or is that wishful thinking!? :)
GLA
SOLG have ~65% of the Company’s ordinary shares are not in public hands.So SP would be more acutely reactive to market sentiments.
As per GGP's website, that percentage is much lower in our case, I got it to ~10-15%. Correct me if I wrong!?