Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
This is very much a buy & hold share, the whole concept is revolutionary and, imo, dependant for its success on the belief by patients that it will help them, hence I think it will take some time to get general acceptance by the medical profession particularly as the drug companies will be opposed. IMO a long term hold but with no guaranteed fortune at the end. I am a holder as I believe a drug free cure for depression is a good thing in itself, as for profit we must wait and see.
After trying the croissants I sold 250 for £1246 and bought 170000 LGO for £1122, compare the prices today! I've always had a soft spot for Newcastle ever since our MT Corporal had the ham he had hidden nicked in Morpeth! His language was riper than the ham! Seriously, I hope they make a success of the business but top management needs to get out on the shop floor and look and listen. Unfortuately most British management seems firmly stuck in the early 20th century. My advice get out and show an interest in staff and customers otherwise hand over to someone who will.
As one who got out of VIY with a serious loss, i considered the buiness plan unlikely to provide any reasonable return for years. I'm now going for oilers outside the Sunni and Shia areas of Iraq, GKP &Genel in Kurdistan are probably worth a punt, or look at UKOG or SOU both in Europe but as always DYOR
I think we are unlikely to see an increase in the sp given that this is an income share and the gold price is fairly static, a mine is a reducing asset,and there is always the fear that currency controls might cut off dividend payments overseas! It's still a much better bet than keeping cash in the bank! Buy for the dividend not capital growth.
Given the past record of the EKT board I'm not impressed by their rejection of the bid from microgen, it is very poor that they have ruined a good company. I understand that one or two came from Hartest where they should have learned from the mistakes made there, sadly, apparently not!
Yesterday's RNS was, I thought, very encouraging with its emphasis on extending the marketplace from just the US. Even the big future market of sub Saharan Africa should be within reach given good cooperation with the training facilities within the Leeds "hub". Given that this company is providing valuable exports which are improving our balance of payments situation as well as likely to provide a good income stream within the foreseeable future I think it deserves our full suport while it has a reasonable share price.
Wonderful what a tip sheet will do. I'm only up 21% but quite happy that this will fly soon, in my view once the qualities are widely recognised it should kick plastic windows and doors into the long grass. It won't do BP any harm as they provide the chemiicals.
I like their chocolates but dividends some time in the future,no thank you. I prefer TIG & QPP. It's probably a good buy for thos looking for capital appreciation and income in 4-5 years time but not for me who needs the cash now.
This is not the only share on the slide because Carney has promised interest rates will rise and it has yet to show high growth, which given the current climate is hardly surprising. We will I expect be pleasantly surprised when we get the full year trading statement in May or June. I'm hoping for a further fall before then.
Tried our new Maidstone shop opposite the Chequer Centre this morning, market day today so perhaps not surprising the shop was busy. I liked the chairs so that those who want to support Osborne can sit down an pay their VAT! I was a bit annoyed that due to heavy traffic it was gone 10am before I got in so I was annoyed that there were no more croisants but very pleased to see that they are on the menu, I'm keen to try them and see if they are better than Sainsbury's. Service was excellent and the sausage roll delicious. Keep up the good work.