Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
Barclays now downgrade to 90p from 160p
Either the Board have messed up big time on their plans - or the presentation is dire
Either way they are culpable and should go
We all know market is forward reading mechanism . The results yesterday were very good - but going forward - interpretation of - leads to a 56% drop in expectation by Barclays .
That said , I would take 90p just now
Thank you for that . Kind of figures - in that have you seen the share price over the 4 year period ! Surely the point is if the market misinterprets by 25% in a day , then a greater effort should be made to explain ?!
Anyone investing with ITV cannot be considered as being in it for the short term !!!
Glad I had to wait for some trades to clear before buying in more just now - saved me buying in at much higher price
I now hold far to many but in monetary terms siliamt value as at 7.59am this morning !
Hold tight now - and see what happens
GLA
Slava Ukraini
At one point does this have to be a buy ?
The answer is surely now . Will USA open lead to buyers coming in ?
Secondly . At what point does the CEO speak to defend her position . The delivery of the results should not have lead to this level of drop. The market has no credibility in the streaming plans - it is the CEO's role to defend this ... or go !
GLA
Now would be the time for the Directors incl CEO to put real skin into the game and back their conviction for ITV X and buy a decent slug of shares at this level
That would help all shareholders
So where are they and where is the conviction buy ?
ITV's annual profit surged as the broadcaster's revenue rebounded from the Covid-19 crisis supported by strong demand for advertising and programmes such as Love Island and the European football championship.
So the shares fall by 17% on open !!
Operating profit rose 46% to £519m in the year to the end of December from a year earlier as external revenue increased 24% to £3.45bn. ITV proposed a final dividend of 3.3p a share based on a notional annual payout of 5p a share.