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@dreamchase under normal circumstances it may be a month. But in my direct experience everything at HMRC is taking many times longer than usual, unless you fluke it. I had one query yesterday that was answered immediately.... which was weird.
I've been trying to make a director/shareholding change in my company for two months. And a big query over a VAT payment that is now a full 3 months since my accountants asked the question. Simple fact is that many staff at HMRC have been moved on to managing furlough/covid measures, so they're short staffed elsewhere, and normal time scales are out the window.
Why don't you buy the HMRC delay thing?
We started a much simpler company restructure 2 months ago and HMRC delays have meant that it still hasn't been completed. Something that would usually take 1 week.
Almost zero chance sorry.... there have been two shares issues since then, so even on that basis alone they are worth 1/5th of January value, as there are 5x the number of shares in circulation now.
There have been a couple of other mining stocks fly today, which won't have helped here.
If I wasn't so sure on ROCK and knowing results so imminent, I may have been tempted to skim profits and plug into OMI for one. Managed to find something else to sell instead.
Sounds like where I am with TILS right now... sitting on hands. Trust in why you believe!
Averaged down so many times now it's ridiculous lol.
So many newbies flapping on these boards right now as soon as anything drops.
I guess the result of just following a crowd rather than understanding WHY.
IMO the BoD 'trying' to do something, is not helping. Too many RNS.... now when we get a really good RNS, it's almost ignored.
The market is waiting for the AIM delisting and Stem split to work itself out I think, until then we will just have to be patient. Too many 'investing' in pharma right now are looking for a quick win with a Covid vaccine elsewhere, with RNS able to drop any time - TILS isn't seen as that urgent.
Indeed! If I was running a sizeable business that had been forcibly closed for months in the spring, there is no way I'd be shutting down for a month out of choice in the summer.
I know its the culture... but these are difficult times.
Folk are buying new cars, because they always periodically change their cars, and all covid has done has delayed being able to do this so squeezing more car purchasing into a shorter period.
There are also a lot of usually very busy people who haven't really been able to spend money for the last 6 months.
The Italians persisting with their usual August factory shutdown is annoying! ;o)
I would turn that on it's head completely. Why the **** are New York so over hyped!?
It's ridiculous. Logically, how on earth can most stocks be at/over/near pre Covid levels? It bears no resemblance to the true state of the economy, or the balance sheets of these companies.
Without doubt - there has to be a re-balancing at some point. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow....
The worst thing about that is that even though the FTSE recovery from the depths of Coivd has been more sensible, with still a long way to go for most stocks.... a big Dow readjustment will hit us hard again here too.
This is all nonsense.
Anyone can modify something within an inch of its life... it is therefore immediately not what was originally intended.
I am very sure that before the year is out, someone will have modified a DBX to similar performance.
Last weekend for example there was a tiny Aston Cygnet on the VMax runway which was nearly as quick as this Lister - because it had full V8 Vantage running gear in it!
And just wait for the AMG DBX! It WILL be coming!
Why judge an SUV on performance anyway? My Stock Urus is still quicker than this tuned F-Pace anyway, if you do insist ;o)
You are absolutely deluded if you think the split will double our money when that happens.
Not bad at all! Especially considering the two Lamborghini dealerships I know well have said it's the busiest they've ever known it, and are proactively asking to buy peoples cars back, as they have no stock.
Selling out pre orders is awesome - increases desirability, dealer profitability too as they don't have to move on price, and second hand prices remain elevated which again increases the desirability. Perfect.