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We are where we are.
I’m on a (better than) free ride with 3,000 shares. My finger has hovered over the sell button a few times this week land last but I always ‘chicken out’ and press cancel instead.
Good luck everybody - whether you’re in or out.
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They ALWAYS take the money for the full allocation. Next, they decide how to distribute any ‘spare’ shares. You THEN get allocated some (or all, or none) extra shares and EVENTUALLY any excess money is returned to your account.
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The AAL share price was £22 in January 2020 and less than £14 in April having been even lower in March due to Covid-19.
I only hold 500 x AAL shares but they’re showing good returns at the moment.
I hope there’s an inquiry into the theft of Sirius Minerals from its shareholders. But I doubt it.
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1st polyhalite was when the first (vertical) shaft reached the Polyhalite seam (as noted, this is about 1.5km below ground level. It’s the same seam as that currently being mined at Boulby but as Boulby is nearer sea level, their shaft isn’t as deep.
1st poly is/was a key milestone as it was linked to bonuses for the team. Income wise, it is far less important as the caverns need to be opened up so that the continuous mining machines could be set up. Until this is completed, the amount of product available to sell is insignificant and will be transported by road. It was expected that the first poly would be transported by road until the tunnel was completed and fitted out.
The tunnel reaches Woodsmith at (IIRC) 350m below ground level.
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This could be a multi bagged from here like Novacyt. Alternatively, it could flop.
So long as we all take risks that we are comfortable with then there’s little else to add.
This is a forum to chat, enjoy the social interaction (heaven knows, we all need that just now) and also to share info about BraveHeart.
I’m in with 3,000 shares. Lose them all and I’ll survive. Bag from here gives me a little smiles money. Ten bag gives my kids a little smile money. Whatever happens, it won’t change the world too much.
Most importantly, I’d just like to back a winner for once.
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Indeed. When you own shares in a company, you have to believe in the Board of Directors. Voting against the resolutions at the recent AGM showed that the BOD do not have the support of their shareholders. Rather than voting against the Board’s recommendations, disgruntled shareholders should have sold up and moved on.
I have only 25,000 shares at 2.4p each. I won’t be panicking- if they fall to nothing it’s still only small beer. FWIW, I voted in favour of all resolutions.
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We all learn from our mistakes. Some of us get lucky and a few of us keep getting lucky.
But some us get burnt whilst hoping to be lucky. We learn to be cautious.
Will BRH rise exponentially? I hope so. But my shares ares now split 60/40 in favour of safe(r) stocks.
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In 2019 the earning per share for AA was $2.75 with a dividend of $1.09.
Woodsmith at full production is planned to deliver 20 million tonnes. The profit margin is much higher than AA currently and could be as high as $100 per tonne. If it achieves that figure, that’d be profit of $2 billion - about one third of the AA’s 2019 profits.
I only have 500 shares in AA and I’m hoping for a dividend of 5%+.
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Not odd at all.
There was just such an RNS before Christmas. We all know that results of the 300 second test are expected soon.
There is nothing for the company to say that hasn’t already been said.
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There will be more viruses.
Until the whole world beats these current strains of the coronavirus, masks will be needed. I think we’ll be wearing them in crowded public spaces for a year or two yet.
I know I will.
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