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Well lets just hope they don't pop a decimal point in there (12.5p)
"Peel Hunt said it will review its AFC targets in due course while maintaining a buy rating and a 125p target price in the meantime."
Joking apart the Speedy JV looks really good news and could lead to multiple such deals.
Spent some time last night catching up on the past 48 days of comments. Patience continues to be the order of the day, surely some news before Christmas. The only coming home shock seems to be the weather, thankfully that’s free.
Last check in before hols, just hope our positive news arrives, on or before bonfire night would be good.
Just looked in on PANR, James from sunny (and rather warm) Vancouver it looks as if you have shot yourself in the foot, a somewhat dangerous gamble/investment.
CUPHALFULL.
Hello - There is nothing new in the latest ST article - he just notes all the info and progress provided in the latest RNS.
As Jim333 mentioned IC subscribers jump on his every word and are happy with any quick % gain.
I continue to wait patiently, encouraged by the presence of 3 positive analysts, Malcy and ST - they all can't be wrong, can they?. DU's posts are always good reads and then we have our own BB comedian with his fantasy holding for amusement, no names mentioned. Back to the packing.
Article from todays FT - certainly does not apply with LLOY.
https://on.ft.com/3rmFrV5
His summary
CEO Andrew Benitz is understandably in very good form, the NEO deal is proving to be very good with an excellent carry and the project is making good progress with what is turning out to be a great partner. I think it should be remembered that JOG is now in a very strong position indeed, as I have said right from the start and reinforced when the farm-out was completed the upside for JOG is by a multiple, not just a %age gain, the value here is huge.
Dragging their feet - Zeus and WHIreland have both commented on the results and reiterated their opinions. Price action disappointing as the wait goes on. Brent doing the business at over $93 and many experts predicting higher levels in the coming months.
Excellent DU - hits the nail right on the head and the insults (of which I approve) have been well earned by the recipients.
A week Tuesday we are off on our next sabbatical, returning bonfire night, hope I miss the action as my patience is wearing thin, and I will be skint when we return.
Have a good weekend.
No energy companies have submitted bids in the government's offshore wind auction, sources have said, in what would be a significant blow to Rishi Sunak's plans to meet climate targets and drive down energy bills.
LTI
"Lloyds is only one of 36 stocks in my portfolio - if I was obsessed it would be my only one"
For this BB you have posted 247 times on LLOY and 14 posts on CNA, LGEN and SAGA. Then 63 on Henderson Far East.
That is obsessive in most languages - I take the point about 2015 - but if you look at how LLOY has changed since then, ie closed hundreds of branches, now making good profits - why are these shares so lowly rated by the market.
What needs to happen for LLOY to double, it moves with the FTSE100, a bid may change that - but hey any bid would be ruled out by any party in government, so for me the index level is the generator.
I have no further comment on this - good luck with your buying low philosophy.
Longtimeinvestor
From your posting history it is clear that you are emotionally obsessed with LLOY.
As a holder I laugh at posts (mainly from chips) suggesting 80p by end of year (I'm sure that is a joke)
The FTSE 100 rose above the 8000 points level (briefly) in February this year at which point LLOY reached circa 53p.
The index has fallen about 7.5% since February, LLOY has just completed it's latest buyback and cancellation program and the shares have fallen about 20% (52p to 42p) in the period, not great eh!
The UK is in an economic mess, for reasons too many to mention. For the share price to get anywhere close to the asset value you consistently mention the FTSE 100 index may have to breach 10,000 points, with a Labour government on the horizon that appears most unlikely. I will keep collecting the 2-4p dividends, but from my viewpoint any significant capital appreciation appears a long way off, perhaps to be enjoyed by my beneficiaries.