Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Really annoyed that there's no real explanation as to why the stock has tanked 20% since may. Managed to find anything other than some directorate change? I don't understand the latest RNS
Can see one of the directors dumped 125k shares in April, maybe she knew something we didn't. Other than that can't find any news that would indicate something to worry about.
Can anyone else?
Just to be clear those question marks were am emoji, I'm not actually exasperated haha
Down 4% after solid trading update ?? I give up
Not bad at all. Can't see it giving much of a nudge on the so though. Likewise shouldn't send it down either though.
I'm praying. Nothing seems to bump this up though.
I know several sites have been approved for refurbs costing hundreds of thousands so I'd say that shows confidence.
I can't see another lockdown happening in the western world after Omicron, so I feel like in a year's time we'll be in a totally different position sp wise.
Anyone seen anything about when divs may be reinstated?
Anyone heard about when dividends are likely to be reinstated? I was initially drawn to this stock in part for its decent dividend yield but they stopped when covid came around. Haven't heard any news since about them starting again, has anyone else?
How can they justify that sp though other than it being a meme? Such a risky investment if you ask me. It makes no sense.
Could someone explain to me what I just missed out on? I use 212 and when I clicked the notification it had expired and offered no info at all.
It said that for every 25 stocks owned I could get another 1 for 20p. Well that was on June 4th and the sp was only ~23p anyway, so not talking major money (unless holding 10,000s of shares of course).
Or am I misunderstanding?
I haven't looked at the SP or even general CINE news for a while, just had a look at the recent RNS and can see both MS and Jangho have been gradually increasing their stakes. That's a great vote of confidence, and with no *immediate* debt obligations and the acceleration covid vaccine roll-outs across the world. As long as there isn't some kind of disaster (like the vaccine being deemed ineffective) before June 2022, I can't help but feel great about this stock's future in the short-term!
Merry Christmas all! Let's hope 2021 isn't such a rollercoaster. Congrats to everyone who held strong and is still here ?? to the moon we go!
Merry Christmas all! Let's hope 2021 isn't such a rollercoaster. Congrats to everyone who held strong and is still here ?? to the moon we go!
What do we think?
It's been a tough week for shorters... Smart investors have been averaging down over the last few months.
Classic case of squeaky bum time. Didn't even Google it, just watched the share drop about 10p in front of my eyes and was like nah, I haven't just come back into profit to fall back into the red the next day hahah.
But there we go. We move forwards!
Welcome back RS! Always look forward to your next input.
I've been holding these shares for most of 2020. Have been regularly in and out of the red and ~50% down since Bond got delayed. Never panicked or felt the need to sell, have remained rational and hopeful throughout. Yesterday I shot out of the red into a sea of green, it felt great. Today I saw a comment about the Pfizer vaccine research not being peer-reviewed on the yahoo finance boards, this coincided with the rapid plummet around 3pm, being unwilling to lose 50% of my money again, I panic sold without verifying the news myself and sold at about a 5% loss of my original investment.
After searching around couldn't find any news of the sort and realised I'd been had hahaha. You live and you learn. I've now bought back almost my whole original stake (actually at a lower average than before, although a few shares shaved off). Thankfully not too much of an expensive lesson, but a lesson all the same!
ALL TOGETHER NOW..... DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH! (or end up being a plonker like me!)
Tehehehe
@indepth
"It meant that Cine were able to continue to pay their interest and fixed liabilities for longer and not run out of cash"
That is good news plain and simple. Regardless of the caveats that go with it, it's bought us more of the most valuable commodity of all: time. Considering our whole problem right now is covid, which is a time-sensitive issue (it is going away, just a matter of when), any way CINE can continue to hold on until things improve is largely good news. Long term holders aren't bothered if it's going to take a few more years of recovery because of higher repayment rates.