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Strange that the sp has not moved for weeks. Very unusual. Don't think I have ever seen this before. Still, as long as it rises in the end I'm more than happy to hold.
Nastid, the RNS was. Even though sales are up, they expected more and now are looking for other revenues or they won't have enough to make this company profitable.
Jim, how long have you been trading/investing? Please ignore the trade figures shown here. They are put up computers which do not know if they really are buys or sells but guess depending on the sp. These computers get it wrong, a lot. This happens when there is a time delay in reporting of trades or if the spread is quite close. If you look at the trades you will see some at 1.7p. These are the buys. The sells are the trades at 1.6p. Hope this helps but in general ignore the trades. It won't help you.
It will certainly be interesting to see what the sp will do today. Some positive figures but lower than expected due to lack of feedstock. Then there is that statement about finding other ways of improving revenues which hints the profits from oil are not high enough to provide the company with enough cash? No mention of what other things maybe be though. Gla
Spindok I recommend you use this link, sign up and set whatever companies you wish to receive emails for every RNS release. Only takes 5 mins but means you will never miss a RNS. http://www.investegate.co.uk/?sector=AIM
LSE often do not show up RNS's across many companies so no worries there. As for delayed, maybe maybe not. Just seems to be later than normal.
What worries me is the RNS is not anything new. Is HYR trying to put out something positive before the results which seem to have been delayed for some reason or other.
As previously stated by me and others, the amount of cash from CC is nominal. Do t be fooled by those shouting it's going to be worth in region of 1-2 million. The real benefit from the CC is to give HYR an advantage in selling their product as it is the ONLY Oil that has this award and the only environmentally friendly oil made.
Is that the same poster from MTV, picking another company that has seen it's day? Shocking. As for the IC tip, well that imo is the kiss of death.
I may be wrong, but I'd hazard a guess today's drop will be on the back off elections being set a date. That in turn triggered a fall in ftse (which is at top of a weekly) which in turn triggered a rise in value of the Pound against the dollar. Which, in turn affects HYR by poorer exchange rate.
That's that's a very negative blow to RUR. Just when it looked like he company had turned a corner.
I am glad you see things differently to me though, as obviously you are invested and it would be really stupid of you to be invested if you did not see the company as a good investment. I personally see a lot of great points about HYR, but I also see potentially bad points which makes me hold back. Countingcards - are there any negative points you see or do you only see positives?
Very correct. I should of worded it simpler for you. I am not going to tell you to sell, buy, partial sell or top up.
The sensible thing to do would be to wait and see what happens next month instead of making pure gambles topping up while sp is failing. If, HYR is fine for cash then they should of said they were. Instead they have said they are watching their cash position. This is the one main issue with the company and the previous update they said nothing about cash, then ignored questions from investors about it and now say continues to monitor. Yes, the company is improving and slowly improving volume and product margins but is it doing it quick enough before cash runs out? If it is then the company will survive for sure and true value should be in region of 4-5p, but certainly not much more currently. If the company is not doing enough and becomes short on cash again what are its options? Cut backs? - nope, it has already cut back to one full BOD and cut back staff to a minimum level. It would need another big investor, II, placement, Andrew Black to dig deep again or to be sold off where PI's loose out and the buyer picking it up for nothing and investing a large amount which they would likely see returned several years later. The current bod would loose their shares too but would likely get the money back by continually working on. So, there are a few options, but it does boil down to capital and HYR are avoiding saying what their capital is. The sp has, in the last few months been quite clearly controlled expertly by the MM's. Aviva are selling for what ever reason (and no one does know the real reason at the moment). They have told the brokers they want to sell 1%. The mm's tell them what price they can get and are more than happy to sell as that's the job they do. The mm's aren't bothered at what price as they get commissions what ever, but it's in their interest to get as high a price as possible as their reputation is always on the line. If this company is worth so much as some say, have any of you asked why Aviva are getting so low a price for them? I like this company but I do have serious concerns and it's all around the capital which HYR are avoiding saying. I'm not going to tell people what they should do because that's your decision. What I will tell you is to be cautious, don't be emotionally involved and get sucked in by people saying it's only going one way. That's not how aim works. For the record, I hold no position. I am purely waiting to see what happens capital wise. No doubt the rampers here will slate me for posting a unbiased and cautious post.
At end of day, sp is low, so not a bad place to sit and hold but I would expect multi baggings this year and I won't expect sp to do much until May. So given Aviva still selling, no news expected now for a month some people will be profit taking.
Yes that is a definite positive nastid but the only real positive. 25%increase and 10c increase basically talking about same thing. There are no actual figures and no capital figures. This is very glossy. After yesterday's RNS I suspected a RNS would come out today. Problem on this board now, is everyone is shouting how fantastic it's all going to be yet the truth is the company is slowly improving under very difficult conditions and is likely to need funds from some where this year. Man, even yesterday's RNS of a 1% decrease in a major holder has been buffed up to be a good sign.
Don't really see what everyone else is seeing here. Revenues are up 25% which is great, but that's to be expected as the market oil price has increases and HYR works on about a 6 month delay. For those who are a little ignorant, that means HYR bought the feedstock 6 months ago when the oil price was cheaper and is now making a bigger profit due to the oil price rise. Then there is a decrease in volume by half a million high lighted after by saying EXPECTED increase in transformer sales compared to other sales of 47% compared to 24% last year. So the transformer sales are expected to rise another 23% (which is good) but other sales are down? Then the way they have worded capital talk (without saying how much capital) suggests to me they are very low and could be needing to get funds soon. I'd guess the results are delayed to May so they can work out what and how they will fund the coming year. This RNS looks like glossing up. But hey, I'm just one person and I'm sure the rest of you are all right. Think I'll reread it. Gla
....and ctp seem to be adding these type of contracts every other month with other smaller contracts i between which are not notified by a RNS. Certainly looking to become a very good year. CTP became profitable within the last 6 months results and is continuously building on the contracts they have. Because CTP do not just have one product, each new contract opens up avenues for them to cross sell their other products. I really do not think it will be long before this is back to 90p and I think it will steadily continue to climb way beyond. Looking forward the next results. Just remember, since January this year, CTP directors have bought over £1.1million in shares. They are pretty confident I'd say. Gla
Excellent. Another 2 more contracts. Though not massive, I'd rather get lots of smaller contracts that fewer, bigger contracts. And the more contracts they get, the more channels open up. Well done CTP.
Nah, it's more like eating a bag of Revels. But with aim, the only real thing you know is you will get more dilution. Just glad my first buy was at 2.23p. If I'd bought at 10p I'd be pretty ****ed of at boom by now. But, it's not the only company this happens to.