Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Just wanted to say a farewell to the board and SAVE - after 4 years it's time to move on. Its clear to me that what is important to AK is to keep the gravy train going and collect his bonuses and eye watering pay - that's where the REAL value has been. Thx to a very lucky punt on a covid stock I've made my money back so I can afford to bite the bullet. Cracking set of posters on here and I'll be watching afar and will raise a glass to you if it does re rate and the funny thing is that if it does look like its going to move up and stay there then I can always buy in at any time but whats left is just dead money being wasted while there is so many other opportunities out there.
Wish I’d read this a few years ago :-(. https://www.share-talk.com/investors-lose-money-in-72-of-all-the-companies-ever-listed-aim-7-2/#gs.9i899x
Again, take no confidence in what a house broker sets as a buy target. Especially when they get paid by SAVE. DYOR, these buy targets are just a guess and have so far proved to be no better then the man on the street could guess.
Surely you only buy back shares if you are such a size that you can’t use the money in a better way? Ok it increases the EPS but that just benefits the directors bonus calcs. Are you telling me a small company like SAVP (ok SAVE) can not use the money in a better value enhancing way then buying its own shares?
8% dividend in these days is not bad is it though ? Considering others have cut completely it’s good and it’s progressive so expected to rise over time.
Same as Polar? Will take a look! Thx.
Thx. I’ve seen it and I also went to the Fundsmith AGM. The V shape recovery is also reassuring of a strong portfolio of stocks. Unlike some other FTSE100 shares I own!
Good old AK eh! Never changes!
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