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I think investors need to be ultra cautious,as can they really trust the board?....I would say not.....I would be interested with more trustworthy people in charge,but they will continue to dissapoint,and could be hoodwinking investors ,in my opinion. Please look at things very carefully before committing your investment. I feel this will continue its big descent downwards. 0.50p very soon in my honest opinion....
The Prof knows how to cut a deal......Wonderful deal that gets 100% of the company back after getting the benefit of all the money spent.....Should have gone up today on that news,with the Prof confident of a new deal......Multibagging opportunity from here.... Any guesses of what this would be on another good deal from the Prof? The Prof previously had a 200 bagger with the zinc mine....Could this be a repeat?
U.K. government announcing defence spending to go from 2% to 2.5% ,so a 25% increase . Other governments will follow. Huge benefits for this company,which is at the leading edge of modern warfare. Deserves a big rerate now. I think investors would be very wise to invest at these levels,as I feel sure of big rises to come.
Talking of buying cheap miners...none cheaper than SRB....huge cashpile growing daily and with a big increase in gold production planned for for near future,indeed,plans to double production in the next 2 years,makes it stand out.
This is far too cheap,I cannot see this being this s.p. for long,company has huge cash pile ,which is growing daily,and production levels about to be improved considerably,market just needs time to realise the truth here. I would think 150p is realistic for this year.
I do not trust the board. Dodgy is the word. I think this would be worth looking at with better management. I will keep looking,but I think every chance of this going below 0.70p...It seems that many investors are wisely bailing out....Much further to go down,in my opinion.
They have no need to operate on such low margins,as they have a good reputation and little in the way of competition. Trains are often 3 or 4 times the cost of coaches . If they increased prices by 15 % to 20% they would get very nearly the same number of customers,in my opinion.
Paddyboy1. I recently travelled to Luton airport by coach using their service,not only was it packed out with passengers ,but we actually passed several trains and they were empty. Service good ,but at £38 return from Birmingham far too cheap,I thought. They can increase prices without losing customers ,in my opinion.
This is obviously doing better than the market had anticipated,and it is plain to see we are in a transition phase of dealing with recent problems. I expect the market to see that fears have been overdone and we are seeing green shoots appearing,by responding favourably to these reports.We could be entering into a steady and sustained rerate from here.
What you have said is true,the London markets are out of sync with reality in many cases. That is why my capital is tied up entirely in the UK market ,as eventually the UK market will catch up,and to the benefit of all present investors. Time and patience is just needed. Real value will emerge.