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Ace manipulation by them and no doubt back up to the other side of £2.00. Market makers assisted by closing the door to buying them all up quickly with Negotiated trades.

They'll be targeting a 100% return for their little foray south

It was Blackrock that took the price down to 92p the other day.

Now they didn't do that to lose money. Hedged their stake with a down bet and they will no doubt have multiple other funds in tax haven countries with absolute confidentiality and will be benefiting the other way back up.

Forget ethics when it comes to money. They just don't mix.

Ladies and Gents, you need to learn not to reply. Deprive them of the attention they crave.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/shares/london-market-close-electrocomponents-rises-12-on-robust-outlook

Great news that we have a new investor on the share register and with over 5% which is sizeable.

Must be one of a small group of shares still to rebound substantially given the recovery in others today.

Might just do exactly that Infinity8

Saves Abramavovich also having to find a safe haven for the £150M he was about to receive off the dividend.

dbno - but the other side over @EVR is that there won't be any ex-dividend adjustment tomorrow.

By the time we get to 5th May I expect peace to have prevailed (or Russia to have withdrawn) and a share price nearer to £12.00 and the dividend paid out.

You may miss this dividend @EVR but when they are restored then your yield is still based on your purchase price.

Indeed it does prevent the ex-divi rug pull.

Can't blame them though for prudent cash management although they could have still paid a dividend but revised it.

Some indeed mugged.

Market makers and shorters using the results and a slight dip in the oil price to pillage all the stock they can get on a company that sells oil in a market where anything unhedged has recently been $120 per barrel. Base case assumptions here were around $55 per barrel.

Results were to the 31st December.

Good few months since with the oil price well in excess of the base case.

dyor.

@EVR they seem to be buying into the close.

Some think the price gets taken down to fill buy orders. maybe to a degree

But for me its on the taking of the share price back up that the Buy orders get filled.

We are hovering here for a reason with what is a near 30% yield on only the Final dividend.

Like I said earlier, forget ethics where money is concerned and replace it with greed and averice.

One very cheap stock considering...

"In 2021, Kazakhstan operations generated 43% of the Group's Adjusted EBITDA and 48% of its net earnings. Kazakhstan operations represent 40% (12 Moz) of Polymetal's gold equivalent reserves."

and

"The Group has approx. US$ 0.4 bn in cash and cash equivalents deposited with non-sanctioned financial institutions. With the significant free cash flows coming from the Company's Kazakhstan operations, Polymetal has enough buffer to continue to fulfill its obligations and capital commitments in the next 12 months even in the absence of new borrowings. In addition, the Company maintains US$ 1 billion of undrawn credit lines from non-sanctioned financial institutions."

Whats good though is that the Financial press are starting to focus on the actual breakdown of where the assets are and the dividend yields that are being presented, and all with the caveat that should the situation improve then it has potential to quickly rebound

"Furthermore, any improvement in the geopolitical situation in Russia or Ukraine could spark a dramatic share price recovery. After all, it has an attractive portfolio of assets located across Russia and Kazakhstan – assets that were expected to yield high long-term returns."

The Questor column is good but as of this mornings RNS we know that 43% of revenues are derived from Khazakstan.

If its in today's newspaper then it was written when the share price closed at 92p and without the benefit of this mornings RNS. (hence the 43% yield mentioned)

Let

Sanctions against Russia and the Oligarchs
The psychology of a no quick win
Heavy Russian losses including all the machinery of war, soldiers and 2 key generals.
Minus 20 degrees Celcius.
The West rearming Ukraine by the back door by the day, and well.
International condemnation on an unprecedented scale
Growing discontent and protest within Russia

All bite and win the day.

Humanitarian convoys, talks ongoing and imo the Russians coming forward with their own "Save face" 3 point plan to cease things immediately point towards a mellowing.

Nobody knows the reason why and what games were played yesterday but with significant assets in Khazakstan that will be unaffected by any Russiaphobia this one should be a lot higher. A LOT HIGHER.

Expect it to rise just as quick and with the dividend yield decreasing proportionally.

Just shows how irrational markets can get and how undervalued some stocks can get.

Indeed, but CINE is matching Easyjet with about the same percentage rise this morning.

Hopefully a couple of positive days off the USA to follow to resurrect UK markets back to where they were.

if you know that CINe doesn't have operations in Ukraine or Russia then if it falls with the travel sector it has to be a gift horse for a top up.

The ex-dividend date for Poly is the 5th May. It's in an RNS above.

Personally I am expecting the Ukranian "special operation" to be over by then and upon which I have a boosted income stream for many years to come.

You might be confusing it with Evraz which goes ex dividend after close of play tonight I believe.

When it comes to the Final Dividend it equates to 52 cents per share or roughly 39p per share.

That makes it a near 30% yield at present share prices.

Just for the final dividend.

Take you about 50 to 60 years in a bank or building society account to earn that amount of interest

It's rebounding with the travel sector.

Should never have fallen in the first place as it has no operations in either Russia or Ukraine.