The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Previous spikes of Tern's share price have occurred over a 2 to 6 to time frame. Investors who had the foresight to hold over that period were rewarded with around 18 fold increases in their investment. This time around things are different as we are on the cusp of major developments in Tern's portfolio of companies. High growth in these tech. companies will satisfy Tern's aim of significantly building NAV over the longer term. What we are seeing here is the beginning as Tern executes its business plan to accelerate growth in it's portfolio. Exciting times ahead.
Investors must be opening their company RNS's with trepidation as covid has caused such disruption. I see this RNS as encouraging given the challenging operating environment in 2020. Strong order book plus healthy cash balance.
Gresham House building their stake again, now at 10.3%
Healthy cash balance represents a third of the market cap. Expects significant progress in near future.
Yes Gresham House building their stake:
in @ 6.17% May 22nd
Increased to 7.23% July 16th
Increased to 8.98% Oct 5th
Increased to 9.88% Oct 15th
Also Aberforth in @ 5.87% Sept 8th.
I guess the recent buying activity over the last week, can be explained by this most exellent RNS.
I've seen this a few times: a person takes up residence on a BB and posts endless negative sentiment. They post solely on one BB, with no research or analysis, just emotive negativity. It's often accompanied with an unpleasant sneering, gloating perhaps, as genuine holders see the value of their shares dropping. Its a strange and incomprehensible behaviour.
I just checked your last comment with my crystal ball (which is much bigger than your crystal ball). My crystal ball agrees with you, news is coming soon. It's going to be good news, plenty of it, causing a wicked spike upwards in the share price.
This prediction reinforces my colleague's observation. He has a cleaning contract at ImmuPharma plc,
52 Grosvenor Gardens, London. While he was installing new toilet rolls in the gentleman's lavatory cubicles he became aware that the founder and chief executive officer, Dr. Robert Zimmer, was using the urinal. He overheard Dr Zimmer saying that the FDA and SPA situation will be resolved imminently. His colleague, Dr Franco Di Muzio, who was also in the Gents, replied that Immupharma were on the cusp of winning huge company changing contracts.
Fill yer boots, it's looking good fellas.
Historically Tern re-rates have occurred over a time scale of around 2-3 months. That's the period to hold for the max gains, (if one has the courage not to sell into the initial rise). I have some skin in the game here, my intention is to let my investment ride and hopefully achieve the big return. This speculative play could prove lucrative. Good luck all.
Lets see if CNS can push past 12p. blue sky after that.
Yes, when Tern re-rates it tends to do it in stellar fashion. Just had a look at the charts and noticed three significant re-rates, the first a 24 bagger lol, a five bagger and more recently an 18 bagger in 2018. Chart looks primed for the next spike.
You may be correct JepGambardella ref. "BP could indeed be a very savvy contrarian bet right now". The sector is simply out of favour at present with adverse sentiment driving the prices ever lower. The Greta effect. Investors with a longer view, those prepared to buy and hold while BP diversifies and realigns the business may be rewarded with attractive gains. There simply is no alternative to hydrocarbons. Solvents, waxes, lubricants, greases, plastics, synthetic fibres, tar, bitumen and also virtually all synthetic organic compounds are derived from petroleum based hydrocarbons. Solar panels are all very well but they don’t address the multitude of uses provided by hydrocarbons beyond simply using it as fuel.
Hydrocarbons are not going to disappear. They are an integral and essential element without which society would not be able to function. An unpleasant truth perhaps , one that may be difficult for the virtue signallers to accept.
BP transitioning from hydrocarbon supplier to a supplier of green energy. At these prices I'm very happy reinvesting the divi and picking up cheap shares. I have no intention of selling BP as I anticipate lucrative future returns from the company. Reinvestment is the key for the long game.
Without news this may be the last chance to get in cheap. The price will rise towards the close on Friday with investors becoming fearful of being locked out (the possibility of a monday morning rns.)
Just bought in because I like the vibe. I did zero research, and now I'm checking to see what I've bought. I've seen twitter fueled rises on AIM before, maybe this is one maybe it's not. Some people saying long term hold, £5 target, lol. Anyway I like what I'm reading, certainly looks exciting with the prospect of a succession of RNS's on the horizon to drive the share price. Good luck fellas.