Sapan Gai, CCO at Sovereign Metals, discusses their superior graphite test results. Watch the video here.
have really big bag of Ocado shares
I been worked Ocado with my wife,
Each of us taken shares scheme twice biggest option
For me this is life changer
Don’t judge my behaviour as I simple happy today to see some upwards movement.
Ocado have tech development contracts in 6 countries. They have developed and opened CFCs on time so far. Openings in USA, Canada, France. Pandemic of course gave Ocado major issues in sticking to the time schedule of completion. Huge growth ahead as more overseas CFCs open. First CFC in Japan is under construction. Tim Steiner has said Ocado have been talking to other international grocers re new contracts. Ocado retail UK goes from strength to strength. More profitable, more UK CFC capacity going live this year. Much to shout about and look forward to.
if I don’t want something, i don’t buy it. I don't hang out in the chat trying to make people aware of wasting my time. it looks strange I know everyone who sees only negative sides would like to migrate money to their shares or would like to buy a cheap ocado.
Asset stripper screams why his shares doesn’t move up, they should.... nonsense
You right
That’s way 3 Ocado directors bought shares above 20£
That could explain a lot, they invest for hope to lost as they have to much money.
Half of board at Ocado are ex JP Morgan guys and you think you smarter that them with your counting ?
Thanks for your advise so valuable
Come on shill your bag there. Lol
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RE: SP...why is it down ?04 May 2021 14:52
Anyone know why idiote are selling when P/E ratio seems to be 4 or 5? I'm surprised this isn't £3.00 - its crazy busy on the high streets and everything is re-opening. Couldn't be a brighter outlook in decades. Barclays NAV is heading towards £3...
WASHINGTON—Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Tuesday she is neither predicting nor recommending that the Federal Reserve raise interest rates as a result of President Biden’s spending plans, walking back her comments earlier in the day that rates might need to rise to keep the economy from overheating.
“I don’t think there’s going to be an inflationary problem, but if there is, the Fed can be counted on to address it,” Ms. Yellen, a former Fed chairwoman, said Tuesday at The Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit.