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I am certainly not celebrating since I am 70 % down on this one and other hydrogen companies
Tidal is not doing much better either.
I don't understand why with all the talk of net zero, climate crisis etc these shares should be flying...
Not much of a breathing space and they are going to need a shed load of cash to develop BESS Uskmouth during 2024, new loans, new share issue... In the meantime SAE are still loss making.
But I continue to hold my 450000 shares in the hope that this will become a profitable green energy company.
I first bought in at 40p a share in Dec 2017. Bought and sold some to get my average down to 3.5 and will hold until we get back to 4 or 5 p before selling some to de-risk.
Hi Valueplay,
You wrote:
The stockmarket is unforgiving re companies that have basic flaws currently.
But do you really believe that Ocado is basically flawed?
Robotic distribution is a natural progression and IMHO the future. Ocado have invested heavily in technology that will bring massive benefits in coming few years. Now is the time to average down and wait for the rebound.
I still believe OCADO will be profitable in the long term, so for me this is a long term hold (robots are the future)
And maybe even add some.
If they improve during the rest of this year then by this time next year LTH's will be smiling
It would have to reach 80p share for my 1.3 million shares to make me a millionaire!
I would be happy with anything over a penny.
Still waiting (no choice really) but to be honest not hopeful (but as they say Christmas is coming....)
Opps that should be ..
You seem to be assuming that there is NO future for graphene based products.
You seem to be assuming that there is future for graphene based products.
IMHO they have some very interesting products.
Their problem is the cost of development and the cost of marketing.
An investor with a lot of capital could make a good ROI.
And yes the shares stay in my SIPP
Hi Chesh,
Yes they said that I should be able to trade the shares through Asset Match (www.assetmatch.com) which is supposed to facilitate trading in the Ordinary Shares.
They did say that it would be slower and more expensive (not a lot something like £20 to trade)
Does anyone have any strong views on the merit of voting for or against the de-listing?
I had a chat with a guy at Hargreaves Lansdown which helped me understand what is being suggested.
My view is that is seems like the best option to give the company a chance of recovering. This is in a SIPP that I won't be touching for a few years I can wait and see rather that sell at a loss of 80%
The share price is still above where it was at the beginning of November.
There was little reason for the recent rise given that there are not going to be any sales of helium until (guessing) 2024.
So this is a long term hold for me given that the potential is huge.
I suppose I can afford to say that as my average is around 7p
I am trying to figure out what this means for us private investors the resolution in today's RNS is approved.
Am I right to think that we get subscription shares of equivalent value at the time of de-listing?
And am I also right to believe that we can trade those shares?
If not what happens to our shares?
Whenever I read that something will be done ASAP, I start to doubt that there is any sort of plan.
I would like to be proved wrong, but I consider my modest investment gone. I only hold because I can't do otherwise.