The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Same story popping up across various publications reputable or otherwise!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-8351353/Aston-Martin-cash-boost-F1-team.html
https://www.planetf1.com/news/lawrence-stroll-200m-aston-martin/
Hi Littlepost,
I’m not in the habit of checking this forum much anymore tbh.
But I’ve zapped skier and angusscott. It’s fairly clear that they hack off the majority of the forum. It’s the total inconsistency of what’s written that annoys me. Contradictions everywhere.
I don’t like to massively state what I think is going to happen because just like everyone else none of us really know. We work with the best we’ve got. It could of course go either way, but I’m seeing more positives hence I’m invested long-term. Yes COVID could strike back and that is my biggest fear re Aston going to the wall and yes 2 x negative quarters is a cert and so a recession is a given. (It ain’t going to be easy and don’t expect the sp to go to dizzy heights!) However your typical Aston customer is a high net worth individual, so orders tend not to take too much of a battering. Stroll is a clever chap who’s heavily invested and he’ll be working his arse off to get this going. Opening of new factory in Wales last December for the DBX SUV diversification. (that’s what saved Lamborghini) shows they are fully invested for the long term. F1 plans. (Mercedes engine etc) The Bond movie. Toto Wolf buying in is interesting, Geely who own Volvo and majority stake of Lotus still wanting to come back in. (hearsay I know) And then there is the strength of one of the most iconic car brands in history.
Asides of the obvious financial incentives for us all it would just be lovely to see a wonderful brand survive. So I hope those of us on here for the long term have a hand in making that happen and if so we’ll all get a nice little recoup ourselves.
I’ve got the usual suspects blocked on here which saves me their dribble....but unfortunately I still get to read the reactions to their rubbish by those of you who don’t block. I of course agree with your reactions entirely....BUT it still means this forum is essentially centred around them. May I suggest just never responding or rising to the bait if you don’t for some reason wish to block them. These kind of idiots thrive off conflict. If you give them absolutely nothing they’ll soon jog on and then perhaps this forum will make for grown up and pragmatic reading.
I’m going to end Friday with a simple but positive note based on good old sentimentally.
Name the top 3 Car Marques out there. The 3 you can’t imagine us being without. For me in no particular order it’s Aston, Rolls & Ferrari. Somehow, someway, whatever the world throws at us someone will find a way to keep that kind of epic heritage afloat.
Call me crazy, but it’s one of the strong non fiscal reasons I have full confidence in Aston’s future.
Have a good weekend one and all.
Hi Oiluser....
Perhaps this is mid informed....but this is a cut and paste:
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/04/28/can-tullow-oil-withstand-the-price-of-crude/
‘That said, just last week the company announced it would be selling its stake in a Ugandan project to Total for $575m. Unfortunately this is deeply discounted, and comes far short of the $900m original deal that fell apart in August. Still it was taken well by the market.’
Like I said, I’m still totally positive....
Yuri.....(thats a russian name right?!)
Yeah...I’m fully aware of what you’ve said. Tullow sold Uganda last week for about 1/2 what they’d planned. Nothing’s ideal and Goldman Sachs have downgraded to 50p as you know. But I’ll take that! I’d put your feet up and have a beer mate! Sure it’s chaotic and unprecedented but I’m quietly confident it will turn around despite more ups and downs. I suggest that if investing in Tullow stock stresses people too much then don’t get involved and only invest what you can afford to lose. Now...where’s that beer!?
For what it’s worth, I’d relax and just hold..a few selling to take daily gains will obviously mean an end of day dip.
Economic news around the world is positive...all my others stocks which run across diverse sectors have been flying today. (Averaging + 5%)
Sure, we’ll have some ups and downs....but barring a major catastrophe I’d expect this to yield a decent return.
If you’re in it for the long term, shut down your screens, stop giving yourself minute by minute palpitations and come back in a month or so.
You might just get a nice surprise!
Worth remembering this statement mid Feb before we had compounded negative impact on oil pre lockdown...
“ Total dismisses takeover rumours
Due to the challenges the company faces, rumours have begun circulating that Tullow Oil could become a takeover target for Total.
Total’s chief executive officer (CEO) Patrick Pouyanne, however, was quick to dismiss the speculation, telling Reuters: ‘Stop dreaming… No’.
JAdam... I’ve been trading tullow and plenty of others from multiple sectors for 5 years ) ...I just don’t choose to post. Is that a crime? Or shall I berate you for having only been on here for 16 months?!
I don’t know why you are so aggressive / confrontational? We all have the same aim, so why not chill out, be nice?