The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
Question, what is the settlement date on a sell order?
Am pretty new to this, got rejected at 40.5p then saw 40.6p and got greedy then I rejected that, then I got rejected at 40.8p and sold at 40.4p with HL.
Anyone know what ballpark the market cap could be after 1 successful DMG unit is up?
Oh and I forgot to mention that in the covid centres not all the staff are prescribers (not all prescribers are equal in their scope btw) hence they work under something called a PGD (patient group directive). And anyone working under that must abide by that as it works with a protocol which is then working under the NHS and following government guidelines. The GPs however do not need to work under this PGD hence the reason they can work outside the usual remits. And in this case they are prescribing each dose the unlicensed vaccine at their own discretion..
Hey JET47, hope you are well. I understand your point however most GPs are not actually working under the NHS anymore as you mentioned. This stopped when Tony Blair went into power. They are actually mostly all private businesses who just like pharmacies are private NHS contractors (Though some very few are still operated by the NHS). So although they work with some certain NHS regulations they do not need to follow all of them. They get paid per each service they provide and each patient they hold on record and receive some NHS funding for proving the services. (GPs don't get NHS agenda for scale band pay) They are also not governed by the NHS either, they are governed by the GMC. And they letters you speak of which places patients in higher risk categories.. These are judged by the GPs themselves as they are responsible for the clinical risk assessment for the patient depending on their underlying health condition, so they can pick and choose even use age if they wish. If the surgery has already finished all these in the government criteria, they can expand the limits on their own accord regardless as at the end of the day the more patients they inoculate the better. This they can claim is in the patients best interest.
Hey hope you are feeling well right now! If you just had it you maybe (unfortunately) in for a treat of some aches and pains in the 24hours! You should be fine pretty soon after though. I'm assuming you had it from your GP rather than at one of the covid centres. The GPs are literally just going down the list of patients they have regardless of the national 65+ eligibility criteria. In some areas they have already reached people in their 50's! They don't need to stick to the guidelines as they have full autonomy in what they can do so they can pretty much vaccinate anyone they wish, of course they shall be doing this as they are getting £12.75 per jab and outsourcing the task to a nurse on a £15/hour salary is a no brainer for them!
Anyone have any clue what the market cap for such a company would look like in 1-5years time?
But isn't ITMs' business plan more similar to current oil companies in the sense of fuel extraction and then supply to a vast number of consumers with a storage solution, whilst PHE is more of a technology rental company with an annual subscription fee which can only possibly have a limited number of clients due to competition and regardless of how much H2 the tech produces they will only still receive the same annual fee unless they increase it?
Hello everyone! Am new to this here, anyone have any clue to what the market cap could possibly look like in a year to 5 years time for such a company?