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A landlubbers question from landlocked Leicestershire - will the Jumbo Kinetic go through the channel and up the East Coast? Or round Ireland to the West? Through the Irish Sea?
I don't understand - if you are a long term holder, then why are you so peeved about the short-term fluctuations caused by some of the shenanigans that always accompany fundraising? Were you maybe hoping to make a quick buck yourself by selling when we were readmitted? I think most long termers by definition are more concerned to see the company grow. Your comments about TC come across as ignorant, petulant and rude.
Even if you are not holding in ISA you can realise gains of �11,700 each year before being liable to CGT. For small time players like me that's plenty.
Well she's well under way now - over 11 knots and just about clear of Mumbai.
Much as the power station seems an exciting project, I was attracted here by the potential of tidal. I have some slight concern that the new business may effectively leave that somewhat on the back burner - any LTHs got views on this?
Things is, I don't come on with playground insults shouting the odds about what's going to happen. I don't need to provide analysis - but you do. Your latest success? Written a month ago today �even the most blinkered of Reneuronites must be able to see that this company will have a market cap of about 10 million within a month�.
So the depth of his analysis is "Reneuron don't sell anything.....It's all well and good having potential, but unless they actually reach Phase III, get approval and bring something to market, with their cash burn, they're effed mate" - well of course that sets them apart from every single other pre-market stage biotech, doesn't it? We're all here on a punt, there's reasons to believe in Rene, and of course given the last 12 months, there's reasons to doubt. If all this chap has to contribute is - "but they are not making any money and they might not in future" - then he's really wasting a lot of his time.
I can only think it's going to be a disastrous last 10 minutes today because last month someone wrote on here "this will hit 43p before or on May 17th 2018.� and as he never tires of telling us he's always right about this share. Yet we are more than 50 per cent higher than he told us. I'm confused - surely he couldn't be, well, wrong could he?
Seems you couldn't buy cos Neil Woodford wanted them all.
Been a good a couple of days - and not before time. I wonder if this just reflects a slow dawning that actually this is going to be a profitable business fairly soon, or whether there's something brewing in particular that most of us don't yet know about.
No, I think that's one million more than the minimum we would accept. We hope to raise �4.3m, and are currently at �3.2m-ish, but all is good with nearly a month left to raise the rest. The bonds are at 8per cent per annum, with interest paid twice a year at the end of June and December, and the capital sum being repaid at the end of the 5 year term.
You'd think when a company announces its assets have doubled, that its profits have gone from -�15m to +�53m, and has trebled it's cash holdings - then there might be a bit of a reaction. But obviously this is not a normal company and I sort of understand the fairly minimal move after today's RNS. But I'd love to have more of a sense of whether there's any kind of long term plan here that might just involve returning some money to shareholders. Maybe one day the switch will be turned on we'll start getting dirty big special divis. It would be great if someone with some insight into how these kind of investment companies work could share their views cos I know nothing.
I got mine at 7 through RNS Alert - don't know what the problem at LSE might be. Anyhow, immediate response is results good enough to keep us going, not good enough to transform sp at this stage. Losses down, but not down spectacularly. Sales of dermapure up, but not up really spectacularly. Profits up 400 per cent, but still only �2.6m.etc etc. There's some decent figures but not enough to attract the masses. Next year will let us know whether we really have a goer here. I think we do though.
I well and truly jinxed that rise didn't I? Nonetheless I think my point is still relevant - the business is making progress. Hope you daytraders made your wedge anyhow - you can go and look elsewhere now though.
There you go - as some of us felt - a little bit of news today and suddenly we back in the game. I'd put this down to sentiment really - the actual acquisition of Gloves seems fairly small beer, but the message is a good one: we're advancing on all fronts, we're confident enough to snap up little opportunities when we see them. Hope we get drip-fed more of this.
Well this has been a horrid day after a horrid couple of weeks. I'm assuming this is linked to the SE Asian MDM contract who suspended their order last summer. It was said at the time things should get going again in their new financial year beginning in March, but unless I've missed something I don't think we've had an update. It didn't get a mention in the webcast. Even so a fall of around a third in the SP seems a little over the top. Any other thoughts?