Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
People are forgetting he holds the keys to all the castles, he is personally the freeholder to THG’s leases of their properties. He has THG by the proverbials aside his and his buddies majority shareholdings.
Point being vaping is replacing combustibles regardless of tax for adults etc. Check out BATS and IMB’s updates it’s all vaping so big tobacco is becoming big vaping
The company consistently delivers and share holder and investor friendly (Not like THG). It now generates better top and bottom lines than when it was 240p per share and is doing share buy backs as well. I have respect for Sandy and BOD but find it really to hard to understand how SUP is languishing at 115p only half what it was even though it’s exceeding on all metrics especially EPS when next results are out. Sunak & Hunt needs to add some value to our country and open the UK markets to foreign investors that don’t have a UK address to sort this out or we will continue to trade on the lowest P/E’s in the Western world
Crafty - All well and good but does it make a PAT or will it this year, if no then I’m with “yespsb” It’s another vanity project. We need a CEO that delivers some net profit and indeed develops some smart investor relations and investor call ins and engagement (What’s MM afraid of). If he does the afore mentioned well we would see a solid and continual SP rise as credibility and investability returns which we haven’t seen since the few months of floatation
EBIDTA is a financial term for BS as the famous Charlie Monger once said. Net losses are the hard facts and hence the cash on hand reducing. It look like they can and should make a PAT in the next results but the BOD comes across as weak on the calls and presentations. Let’s see if any bottom line progress in the next results, meanwhile it’s a value trap unless it gets brought out in an M&A. DYOR
What’s fair value on market cap (SP x shares in issues) do people think and why 😀
Nothings happening on 88E, profit not even on the horizon and never will be. Look at there RNS’s of jam tomorrow over the past decade nearly. There are however a few things you can be sure of: There will be more dilution again soon, the banks won’t lend, the BOD will keep tacking nice packages and sending out misleading RNS’s on the PI’s dollar 🙃
The company is subject to continuous stringent independent audits anyway and they have won various awards for the results, transparency and proactive best in class compliance - This is shorters games and likely using bots to tree shake the price lower. I’m very bullish at current valuation from the research I’ve done - DYO GLA
Guttersnipe is an excellent name you have chosen, surprising considering how illiterate and uneducated you come across in your continuous NVA postings.
It’s all a risk, I’m in on PHNX and VOD for divi’s and I think ITV is worth a look at current price vs divi yield also. (I’m in on DEC also but others have said it’s pretty high on the risk factor so definitely not a first investment recommendation unless you like very high risk / reward and can afford to lose a chunk in a worst case scenario.
Article today below, I’m at 200p to 250p some folks even more bullish at 300p. Been as high as 337p in past 12 months. Anyway we are all at 200p and higher - Whatever we see in the March results all on the same page this should double within 12 months with potential uplift to 150p to 170p next month depending on the new product expansions progress and African currency business steadying down again. Could get a share buy back or decent dividend announced also - GLA.
SMALL-CAP - WINNERS
CAB Payments Holdings PLC, up 7.3% at 108.40 pence, 12-month range 46.10p-337.00p. Shares in the cross-border payments and foreign exchange firm are set to register an eighth-successive day of gains, as the stock continues to recover from a revenue growth warning that knocked 72% off its value in October. Shares are down more than two-thirds from its 335p initial public offering price. It floated in July.
Will it was floated at a discount to give it a good intro as is normal at 250p if memory serves rising quickly to 280p. The numbers all better than year but a 20% revenue uplift not the 40% estimated. As they say there are so many channels they can open up to add to growth and indeed are (eg: USA smaller banks currency services). I feel sure that 200p is very feasible and March results with forward earnings and strategic updates will be a good kicker for this. So looking very undervalued still to me anyways.
Buy the dips, it likely to 200p over the next 12 months. We also might have a PLC maiden dividend announced in March. ArrssyTara tried to stamp dreaming of his / her 50p (Total Fool). GLA LT’s & Yes Well done holders for backing an undervalued winner 👍😁
Seems construction and housing needs and rental shortages persist and prices are back “on” the up. This all bodes well for WJG, I’m sure the new CEO has got all the bad news and gremlins out now per the pretty disastrous updates and recent results. I wouldn’t be “at all” surprised to start seeing a lot of positives one by one from April (Spring time) as the sector picks up momentum. Quite vulnerable to a T/O right now as we can see quite a lot of big boy consolidation past 2 years & very recently also. I think at 50p or under this is an extremely strong buy - GLA PI’s (& II’s).
Seems construction and housing needs and rental shortages persist and prices are back the up. This all bodes well for WJG, I’m sure the new CEO got all the bad news and gremlins out in the pretty disastrous updates and recent results. I wouldn’t at be surprised to start seeing a lot of positives one by one from April (Spring time) as the sector picks up momentum. Quite vulnerable to a T/O right now as we can see quite a lot of big boy consolidation past 2 years also. I think at 50p or under this is an extremely strong buy - GLA PI’s (& II’s).
Phoenix Group delivers another year of strong organic new business growth in 2023 and achieves its 2025 growth target two years early
· 2023 new business net fund flows of c.£7bn, a c.80% year-on-year increase
· Workplace net fund flows of c.£4.5bn have nearly doubled year-on-year with c.£2bn of new scheme assets transferred in 2023, including the transfer of one of the largest workplace schemes tendered in the UK market in recent years
· BPA premiums of c.£6bn written in 2023 (FY22: £4.8bn), with a reduced capital strain of
· The Group has therefore delivered c.£1.5bn of new business long-term cash generation in 2023, achieving its 2025 target two years early.
****ytara - are you invested here or do you troll through nb looking to write non factual drivel. keep paying please about true value being 50p. as said the more you post the higher the sp goes - i brought £110k at 75p - happy days and more uplift to come after next months results. what’s your situation ****ytara, are you waiting for your 50p prediction before you buy in?