Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
As I wrote yesterday, the cancellation of the dividend due on April 14th should not have happened. They should have honoured their undertaking to holders at the record date. HSBC like US banks, who I note, are not cancelling their dividends, pay the dividend quarterly. HSBC could entertain cancelling dividends for future quarters but at the same time dust down their plans for domiciling away from the UK. I did write to HSBC, got a response, but it was a clearly a PR exercise.
These have gone below par. Any comments anyone?
Am wondering if this not have something to with fear of Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren becoming president. I consider it unlikely that a democrat will be elected and that the party will have a working majority in both houses.
Due March 31st.
@ Bobliz35
From a fellow Asian flu sufferer. I was two weeks into my first term at boarding school when it struck. You looked around the classroom and wondered who would be next to succumb. It was nasty. The school turned into a giant infirmary and had to close for a week (hooray). We were all sent home.
In the second minute of trading. Suspect it was closing a stop put in by a short.
Yes the charts tell the story. Double bottom in December and bouncing off the moving averages.
From my enquiries elsewhere, the sale of 10 million shares by Mark Coombs represents about 4% of his holding; hardly dramatic.
@velo
The long downward move over the past two years is demonstrated by the support in mid 2018 becoming resistance in October and December 2019. However, the August low of 160 has not come into play in the recent decline. A higher low is the first step in moving out of a decline.
Aviva have increased their stake to just over 5%.