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Thank you for this ripley94.
Reads to me like utter incompetence; mostly failure of dsm to realise promised financial performance improvement, for fund investors, in those 'value' assets dsm selected to invest in. No real world delivery experience it's been down hill from the get go....£1. They seem now to seek a way out and half way out the door already.
Why the sudden drop; is there an event that's caused this ?
@chaebol...total agree with all you say; your's is a rational and reasonable logic that you articulate. i'm of the view, particular at this current btc time, and with the introduction of us & the hong kong eft ( their regulated endorsement of particularly btc), digital 'currency' assets have a real potential to '**** a snook' at world governments and established monetary giants et al's, world-wide, making them allto jump in; their fomo has real prospect to massively drive a violent move of 'dip and rip' all digital crypto assets. central banks (at home, the bank of england is wobbly here too, they are beyond 'maybe's aye, maybe's naw', and are really concerned about what harm digital could do if left behind. cryto is now an hmrc specific on returns. think early days internet (80's) , e-commerce (00's) and amazon fulfilment killing the high street (10-20's). each of these were considered passing fads in their respective early days. there is a theme.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2023/12/31/hong-kong-spot-bitcoin-etf-signals-bullish-market-shift-more-than-us/
@ chaebol of course hopium is a factor, same in all nascent ventures. Some ideas succeed, others don't. I believe there is a lot of big buck interests who, for their own variois self interest reasons, are seeking a way to meet a 'compliant' mechanism to get skin in the game, fomo if you like, just incase this whole crypto thing takes hold and grows into a bigger sector. It easy to imagine crypto sector as a big disrupter, growing more arms and legs, spoiling the current norms; hence the speculative money flows
I'd say ARB (ARBK equiv.) will see a lofty 100p per share before end of January 2024, being on the cards, or there abouts, because if the news in this article below comes about, and the second week January (10th) is not too far away; and the anticipated speculative cash inflow momentum via regulated 'managers', will carry all related sector assets higher. It's got nowt to do with Co. valuations, rather simply demand for the space.
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/blackrock-vaneck-among-asset-managers-that-submitted-updated-filings-spot-2023-12-30/
@ canarydwarf.....correct
....what effect on uk holders of the stock?
+10%
Https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/rolls-royce-shortlisted-uk-seeks-050814481.html
I heard "companies"
@ trenners.... Ok, i see the logic you're applying. Am underwater here too, probably like most are, but I consider this major % holder(schroder), pinned at a higher level, as a force for good by keeping any potential moves to acquire cpi nearer or above their price of 46p as you say. Perhaps my logic is misplaced?
"...so they aren't going to let this go for anything less than 60p"
Trenners ... As a significant big holders and with retailers on this boarder being minnows, why is schorder holding out for 60p a problem?
I'd have thought having schroder hold out for higher, would be a good thing to drive price higher, particularly for retailers from the current sub 20p????
Not read in detail, or checked if old news......
https://www.opg.com/powering-ontario/our-generation/nuclear/darlington-nuclear/darlington-new-nuclear/
Thumbs up
correction** .... "is 'promoting'** a competitive comparable"
IITK and the Cat ...... this approach by RR/turbo risks being taken as smacks of entitlement. There are alternative competitive(?) smr solutions out there; Balfour Beatty for one, a UK construction Co., is offering a competitive comparable power generation. There are USA players too. The current gov. will examine a range of proposals, I'd expect, and if they feel coerced by one supplier, it may well backfire. The conservative gov. show no loyalty to home grown.