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I think you interpret this statement wrong... This is about the index constituents. Because Raspadskaya located in Russia the index give it zero value! This doesn't mean that the demerger was cancelled. Its all about the index.
At least this is my understanding.
Does it really pay off to be a LTH I wonder in apparels? I bought my first shares in Boohoo a couple of years ago, I made initially some profit by trading the 290 - 360 range but then I bought into the long term vision and now I sit on a big paper loss with ~30k shares average ~1.90. But I cannot help but thinking any investor out there that holds since 2014... 8 years, he would have made nothing...
I guess for this reason maybe one of the criteria of Warren is if the share pays any dividend. At least, you get something.
Of course, now is the war, but let's be honest, the downtrend in this SP has started since last April and in contrary to growth stocks across the pod that kept rising.
Anyway, let's see what news next week will bring. Personally I worry, because Boo SP doesn't reach nicely on trading updates...
Good luck everyone!
It's very interesting to see all of these articles, like the only one is going to be hurt is Abramovich and not any other investor. Also demonising a company that employees so many thousands of people around the world that have nothing to do with the war, for me it is over stretched.
It is like they say you should shut down VW because they made vehicles for the 3rd Reich. BAE should close because sells weapons to any regime out there. Personally, I found this argument is simply ridiculous...
This isn't exactly the case, Germany for example heavily depends on Russian gas. If Russia decides to turn off the tap, Germany will simply stop operating and all the European countries will suffer. For this reason there is all of this discussion of US LNG and the transition of EU to it... US does business here on expense of EU.
Of course this is a concern, another perspective is that Evraz isn't a Russian company. EVRAZ North America has 70,000 employees. I will assume they can access US banks to finance their debt...
Generally speaking and without being an international affairs analyst or an economist, I think its obvious that US avoids to make decisions that will hurt US.
Russia and Russia companies cannot be cut perpetually off the financial grid neither the world can withhold Russian's central bank reserves for a long time. We live in an integrated world which very much depended on Russian resources.
I was reading if Russian decides to stop sending oil and gas to the West, which they may do as this is also a financial war, the price of oil will go to 150$.
The point I am trying to make is, no matter the negative views on everything related to Russia right now, this will not hold for long, because the world cannot afford it.
In addition to the comment above, if most of the platforms have blocked executing buy orders, even if there are investor that want to jump on EVR to average down, the brokers don't allow them...
How this is even allowed by FCA. Again, time will tell if the buy controls in place are good for retail investors and protect them or bad
If it goes down to 20 pence and the dividend goes ahead (so far they say will pay it), then you will take a share of the company and in 20 days you will have doubled your money. This will be free money (too good to be true)
The 1 million question is for how long the sanctions can be kept in place for a country like Russia that is a commodities provider for the world... We are not talking neither for Iran nor for N Korea.
Unfortunately, prolonged sanctions in Russia will not only hurt Russia but most of poor countries and it will trigger food shortages, hunger and misery and more wars
This is a British company, I'm sure they have accounts in many banks outside Russia which will allow them to trade. Also not all the Russian banks are excluded from Swift.
I think the main concern is, if they force Evraz to dispose any assets in Russia.
Why do they need a RNS? Just 3 business days ago, they had their annual trading report where they expressed their concerns on the current situation... what else can they could do, except of waiting how all of these is going to unfold.
I really feel for the private investors that they held and saw the value of their holding discounted that much...
Taking a look at the SP it makes you think, if this is going to bankrupt... I am just checking their linkedin, would a company at the edge of collapse have 101 open positions... Don't take my word, check this out https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search/?f_C=782337&geoId=92000000 behind the SP there is a real company with thousands of employees inside Russia and outside (the link above is for US). I don't think Biden admin would shoot his own foot. Of course, my analysis is very simplistic, time will tell if this is going to be the bargain of the century or retail investors like myself, we are going to loose big. Good luck everyone
If it is difficult to put a buy order through, it makes no wonder why the SP sinks with this pace...
Degiro, IG, Halifax from what I read don't process buy
In HL only small amounts...
It doesn't come us a surprise why this is falling... If they don't allow no one to buy and they allow only sell orders.
Let's see, good luck everyone.
It seems no one wants to be in at the end of today... And if I had to guess, I would say that tomorrow will open 15% up and by the day will be 25% down...
At the end the BoD of directors will be us guys, me and the boys from LSE chat!
Mkt cap 1.02B
P/E ratio 0.40
Div yield 154.53%
Who would have thought a couple of months ago that the SP of this FTSE100 company would worth less than 70 pence...
If it drops a bit more, instead of paying the dividend at the end of the month, they would be able to buy the whole company back!