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Brent now $108.70

Im sure this may have been covered already but cant find it (so apologies if has!) - but does anyone know how we calculate the base cost of the MICC shares?

Anyone any views on where this share is headed? Surely so low that it has to go north once inflation truly under control, and donny starts behaving?

What nonsense. Market also indicated otherwise.

I think a good deal all round - the US valuations more realistic and a bigger US enterprise will provide long term wealth to shareholders.

Not quite what you had in mind - any views as to why the hold back?

Solid investment id say - as you say the green revolution is here to stay and sustainable cardboard will be all the rage.

Is this not an amazing long term buy in point? Yeah sure the change at the top is unsettling, but the bigger issue is inflation which will be resolved sooner or later. This share will return to old highs in time, will take some time but don't also believe the mantra that people are ditching alcohol for a healthier living!

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I think they could be dependent upon the wider economy - hopefully inflation is peaking and ultimately housebuilding will continue given the general housing shortage existing and that will continue for the foreseeable.

Nothing from ii either. Do we get compensation?

This will never go to nil - if the prospects deteriorate markedly due to inflationary era following covid then a buyer will come in. If the sum of the parts <0 id' be surprised esp when you look at some of the backers here. Its a risk nonetheless which means the SP will be in doldrums for a while yet...reason is high risk and no dividend so investors need to see the company start to turn a corner which it is entirely possible it will but hold on to your hats!

wouldn't £10 be great - realistically though £5+ is distinct possibility in current year.

Isn't the share price as at 1June the one to use in terms of the taxable dividend value (c. $21.39 as per BHP statement at 0.801£/$ = £17.13)?

Basically no confidence in the marketplace these days - this share has dropped 20% since I bought it even a couple of weeks ago (great timing I know!). This trust holds the future stocks that will likely do well once the world economy settles down, but in the meantime its been a roller coaster ride which doesn't seem to know a bottom right now. !0 years from now we won't remember this, and as long as no one panics then I think people will do quite well out of this stock in the longer term. Even SMT looks near bargain territory as long as no one expects a quick buck and is in this for the long haul.

This share will stay where it is for years - even post a ceasefire. Until putin is removed and relations restored with the west noone can have any faith to invest in this one.

The market is on a downward trend what with Russia/Ukraine conflict, inflationary fears (dont forget QE has a day of reckoning) and general maelstrom of the macroeconomic environment. This share won't do much for a little while but the worst has to be behind this one as we come out of Covid.

Inflation is running at c. 6% and interest rates will rise to deal with this. This has been flagged by the Fed and BoE so no-one can be surprised by this near term volatility. This could sink much further over the coming months, but as someone has already mentioned, this is not a traders share and no-one should buy this without at least a 5 year horizon of holding this and trusting the managers know what they are doing.

With inflation sky high and interest rates on the rise the valuation of so called growth stocks will be under immense pressure for some time. As a consequence, this share will keep on a downward trajectory for a little while to come unfortunately. That said, in 10 years time this will all be a distant memory and if history is anything to go by, then the managers will have done their job, and this will go to new highs (or we're all dust after Russia drops an A-bomb in which case it won't matter!)

Oil supply severely constricted, global demand at an all time high, hurricane season just hit, China buying up anything it can.......yeah £3 very likely ! :)