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I note this reddit buying frenzy thing has singularly failed to spread to any of the stocks I hold...... :) !!
I've reread the RNS and subject to the Greater London Authority giving it permission we're good to go. The London Mayor gave it permission in Sept 202, subject to the signing of the S106 agreement (which is the legal agreement, that every planning application can be subject to, that governs the amount of affordable housing, the tenures of the affordable housing, car parking restrictions for new residents, and any monetary payments to be made in respect of medical and education improvements/needs - pretty standard stuff and Inland will have negotiated - or used third-party consultants - thousands of S106 agreements in the past/currently - it's nothing new or different is what I'm trying to say). This S106 is being sorted out and signed now. There is a cost (both time and money) in negotiating an S106. You simply wouldn't bother if you didn't think planning wouldn't happen (why waste your time and money?). A planning consent isn't consented until all parties pertinent to the land (owner, applicant (not usually the same people) and the borough ) have signed the S106. For me it's as good as consented and although I was wrong in saying that INL are going to start on site soon; in my opinion work will be being undertaken now to prepare for a start on site (so they'll be teeing up the architects that they are going to choose to do the working drawings, getting all the build contracts in place, agreeing sales specifications and working out where their site set-up and yard is going to be/traffic plans/health and safety stuff etc etc (and working with Building regs too of course). It's definitely going in the right direction.
Perhaps CN reinstating their dividend could give us some hope here; they might use the nominal amount they'd have paid as a dividend to pay down more debt however - but at least it'll be a move in the right direction.
Firstopthemoon - I think the london mayor and Hillingdon had approved it already - it was only called in once it was consented. That's why they are making a start on site shortly (I'm sure it said that in the RNS - but haven't gone back to check before writing this!)
Chatting with a friend of mine over this weekend - she works for a IT company that sells loads of things but her speciality is Cyber software. It really kicked off in March last year, went a bit soft last 3 months of the year and then 2021 has kicked off with a major bang and she's pretty much doubled her revenue comparing Jan 20 to this month and the enquiries, the interest, the action is really looking good for her department this year. Which says to me that that can only be good news for Acuity too.
The spread is so tight - I've not seen such a small disparity between buy and sell on this share for.......well, ever actually. That's got to mean something. Surely?
I think the lack of hedging is telling Beauchamp (when valuing Plus500)- it adds a massive question mark over consistency of earnings.
Sorry - remind me what NT is?! (sorry, being thick)
Stellar results for cmc it appears.
Chaps - two tweets out yesterday both surrounding the fact they've been recognised as go to people for cyber security - I think both organisations that recognised them are, in themselves, organisations that companies use as references to work out whom to speak to for cyber security.
I quote part of one of the tweets: 'We have been recognized in http://Threat.Technology’s top picks for the best Compliance Monitoring solutions. https://bit.ly/3oe8CTE'
This can only be good news for growing the business and ergo, DRUMZ investment.
I think I'm right in saying the BoD also have to act in the best interests of the shareholders; if they turned down an offer of 19p (or was it 21p?) from Benamor last year......they must have good reason for doing so? And a plan to bac that reason(ing) up too. They wouldn't put themselves on the line (if they though the company has no future and therefore the alternative to taking the offer was liquidation of the business). That's why I think Amgo has a future. I could be wrong...... :)
I honestly failed to understand why it was called in, in the first place. that area - postcode is UB10 9QE - has needed a first calls scheme to lift it, for years. It's opposite Hillingdon station, right on the M40 and sited at a major junction, with more buses going past than, well, than you'd want really. Great thing is they can get on with it now - it brings forward the date they crystallise their profit from it (such inertia when things get called in).
They said they'd do nothing in Q4 and I think they're doing their damnedest to prove it unfortunately.
What happened at TERN?
My average is 1.1p (I've owned alot - for me - of this - since it was energiser). Got a good feeling about the long term potential of this - hoping Acuity will actually tweet their 'good news' (that they alluded to on 23rd december) soon.
And a massive dividend..... :)
I got out of BWY about 10 years ago (I used to work for them too and I'm still in the development game) so haven't gone on the Barratt chat area I'm afraid. I have alot of time for Wicks and Nish (and Paul Brett the land fella, whom has now left). They really do know what they are about imo. BUT......it's just not moved on as I thought it would. I've been in since 23p (ages) and I thought it would go to £1....ages ago......which shows how little I know! I always felt redrow struggled a little bit with London and the South-East (when developing) - bearing in mind that they're building for £60 a sqft in North Wales and then would be presented with board approval packs with build costs at £200psf-£300psf+ . London has so much potential for profit.......and so much risk attached! Totally different market to the rest of the UK. I think INL have a good blend. I also bought into Energiser (now Drumz) because of Wicks et al but they pulled out of that - we'll see if that goes anywhere - they've invested in cyber security which I feel is a growth area.
Holding a load of Plus Robert or weed shares (as it were!)? I thought I'd rather missed the cannabis train. Will look into it, thanks.
It's precisely this sort of behaviour that means Plus will always lag it's peers.
What I can't understand is why he'd sell so much when there's a $2 divi coming shortly................unless.......he knows something we don't (total bath on Tesla.......). I only have a small holding here now - reduced it last year - so I'm going to let it ride but I' struggling to work out what to invest in next. I'm thinking hydrogen or the next packaging company (to replace cardboard) or something. Want something interesting. I don't get crypto so that's out.