Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
halfful
So it's ok for those born into privilege to drive a Lamborghini but not those who have worked hard to grow their own wealth and fail to follow the traditional British way and be apologetic for it. I suggest you avoid goods made in China too.
KISSIMEE
The only people that would effect are the private investors. They will still continue with their lifestyle. They have already made their fortune and will have shifted it into other assets. Would it be acceptable to 'show off' if the sp was 500p?
Only one direction for inflation... only one direction for PM. Farm payrolls round the corner too. So tempted to top up but I have made the most returns after a bear market. Reopening of the Chinese market not too far away, world economy very fragile as economies move towards post pandemic levels. Only certain thing is inflation.
Spindler
after selling you made the following comments. In June.......
I think there is a good chance it will drift lower to above 200p but in a FTSE market downswing yeah 177p is definitely possible.....would defo be a buy then even though the debt on their balance sheet makes me want to retch
I'm sure you will be able to 'spin' your post to make it look like you are an expert and an investment analyst. How many private investors were influenced by your comments? You never seem a positive kinda guy'
barchid
Have to agree. Sometimes the patience needed is the most difficult investment to make when looking at making a profit. Like your good self I ignored the rights and wrongs of the SD and used the cash to buy more. :)
Nolupus
However this plays out I would take those odds. Downside 2.5p upside 52p. My view fwiw is our new partner is happy to drag their feet, MC will be so small that a buyout would be the perfect scenario for them. 2023 is not that far away and even the most bullish private investor will know they have to raise funds before then.
mrcautious
Was a shareholder in AMER before it was bought out at a price lower than the total asset value. Sadly there is nothing we can do as pi’s.
What ‘gentlemen’s agreement’ is made prior to any deal is in private. No doubt one or two directors will have a very good secure future on the back of it.
Jonnie
Likewise, all the best. Jet2 will of course recover and have access to more passengers as airlines fold. The stronger of the lot that are left standing so a long term view can only be godd.
Have great weekend
leas
Jonnie
You do make me laugh. You bought some more shares this week in a falling market for airlines...
'I'm out and won't be re-buying unless in single numbers' Well it isn't and you did. Everyone on the travel bb's are assuming the pandemic is over and passenger numbers will be back to normal.
I have to admit I wouldn't want to risk my hard earned cash on that hope. If and I mean if we get into a lockdown scenario again then imo travel stocks will be at lows not seen in the last 2 years.
Poker have to agree
Investors likely to look at companies in development wanting to grow their business. High risk,high returns. Or choose to take shares rather than the cash.
Not very inventive if the government. Always go for the easy options.
As it’s Labor Day and not much going on an article published this morning may be of intestinal to some watching from the sidelines
https://www.stockopedia.com/articles/why-shares-in-hochschild-mining-may-be-able-to-withstand-economic-turmoil-238999/
Chelwood
Agree with Owl. This is my ‘stable boring share’ paying a dividend above any bank rate. I’m not here for a quick 20% although I have achieved that already.
My current risk/ reward investments are in Gold and Lithium producers and Tesco my defensive and will hedge any losses should my miners fail to deliver.
Wish your wife all the best in her retirement. I retired at 50 and never looked back. Also far busier now with ongoing projects.