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I know you should keep emotions out of investing but I was so positive until recently.
Those big sells, the RNS, yesterday's falls and now more today.
I can't help thinking now that when it comes out of the commissioning phase it will be like, yeh, whatever.
Hopefully tech minerals read this board. It's free feedback without any need to paid consultants or focus groups. Everything that has been said so far,. This point mentioned previously, baving recyclus and tech minerals confuses things. The message gets diluted or lost completely. One name/brand would resolve that instantly.
Technically the rns might be correct but this was an opportunity to sell the company. You can't waste these. Never use words which are open to interpretation. Don't use negative words, find an alternative.
Make it precise where possible. State deliverable outcomes and timescales. Never ever think, this is really really good, it will sell itself. Think of your audiences.
Some people are good at selling, some are not.....
As time goes by, that RNS begins to look worse and worse. As mentioned, the lack of detail,is it new news or not.
There has been just the odd small buy in the last couple of hours. Chance the SP will fall still further if this carries on, the expectation early on for me was a board full of excitement and the trades showing buy after buy, perhaps it might have been difficult to make a buy.
Bit of a **** up really.
Perhaps someone from sales next time could have a go ......
Assuming the buys and sells shown are accurate, on T212, I can't obtain any buy price today other than 1.9p.
There are buys shown at 1.87 and 1.85p. Would anyone have access to a platform (presumably paid for) that will give a buy price below 1.9p and if so, what is it ?
Real time dealing rather than never sure when with t212. Many thanks
This might be optimistic but if I was to assume minimal unnecessary costs for tech minerals prior to sizeable income, then I would only want to take these guys on
- as close to that income start date as possible
- enough time before that date to make a difference
- that I need the channels that these guys can open up
- when there was something meaningful for them to do
- when they had solid timescales and numbers to work with
This feels like one more positive step.
It won't be too far off if these pretty huge improvements keep happening where the need to charge away from the home will become the exception and running out of power will be a thing of the past.
https://insideevs-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/insideevs.com/news/671771/toyota-ev-plans-900-mile-battery/amp/?amp_gsa=1&_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQIUAKwASCAAgM%3D#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16882983724255&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Finsideevs.com%2Fnews%2F671771%2Ftoyota-ev-plans-900-mile-battery%2F
1st company featured on the Sunday roast. Nice to hear the plans and expectations
https://audioboom.com/posts/8326749-sunday-roast-season-finale-featuring-prospex-energy-african-pioneer-golden-metal-resources-ga
With interest rates high and going higher, is it likely that mng will see some big outflows ?
6% risk free in fixed bonds might seem quite attractive in recession bound UK ? Assuming this does drive the UK there. There are some big figures already on savings being used big time to pay bills.
This came out a week ago so it's no wonder premiums increasing. Unfortunately many will find premiums going up it seems but to pay higher claims rather than profit.
Write offs must be more expensive. I have just sold a 69 plate seat for £1400, around 11% more than when I bought it as a 6 month old ex demo back in 2020. Should have bought a few, would have been a better investment than my Aviva shares 😀
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Insurers must rigorously assess the impact on their solvency of the rising cost of settling car, property and other claims and ensure they have sufficient reserves, the Bank of England has told the sector, Reuters reported.
The BoE said that claims inflation due to factors such as rising wage, medical and raw materials costs is expected to affect all general insurers.
"There is a risk that persistently elevated claims inflation might result in a material deterioration of solvency coverage for some firms unless they take appropriate mitigating actions," the BoE said in a letter to chief actuaries of general insurers, Reuters said.
"Technical provisions must be calculated based on up-to-date, credible information, and realistic assumptions. Therefore, claims inflation should be robustly considered."
The BoE anticipates that 2023 year-end will be more challenging for reserving teams at insurers. Firms should be mindful of this when undertaking their mid-year reserving exercise, along with capital and business planning for 2024 later this year, BoE said, adding that it may check with firms how they have considered these issues.