Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Can’t see there being much crossover between Nike-buying JD shoppers and Guardian readers, hopefully this topic won’t gain too much traction.
Obvious why corporate governance is in focus- a company growing this much under one leader is bound to expose these types of problems. Up to the board to come out of this in a better place.
Anyone else seen this today? Can imagine shorting from 150+ made sense for some but at 120 given the low P/E, they must be expecting some skeletons still in the cupboard.
The shorts haven’t shown up anywhere I know to look and came from a 3rd party company’s research - treat with suspicion unless other unrelated sources emerge.
What we need is an RNS with a firm date for the final results to be announced. GLA
staff were recruited to cope with raising demand affecting EZJ ability to handle current volumes. Given the way companies have been messed around with short notice restrictions, many that were of dubious efficiency I have a lot of sympathy with EZJ.
before the drop :-) could this be the moment it keeps going, as I keep telling myself.
In between the auctions I mean, not always easy to complete in a rapidly moving market.
At this price there is a lot of upside so the removal of Cowgill could result in reduced uncertainty and a rise today. Need results out too for real progress however.
Ftse futures over 1% down as a result. If NEX holds up tomorrow they will be encouraging.
Jtan, if nex finishes up on a day like today you should be celebrating:-)
Too true, we’re all becoming LTH at this rate. I can’t see a big downside as we’re down a fair bit already, society isn’t locked down and people still have to travel - doing this cheaply plays to NEX strength.
In the short term only a peace deal in Ukraine will provide a significant lift, longer term we need a secure energy policy to start taking effect.
Couldn’t agree more, uncertainty kills an SP.
They are busy still counting the money or trying to find some they thought they had. Very concerning.
Morning all, who’s ready for the slow steady climb to 280, then the quick drop for no reason? :-)
I’m off to a spoons tomorrow because it has Theakstons Old Perculiar, only seen it once before in decades in a London pub that isn’t a spoons, and it’s £2.19 a pint, unbelievable.
The real ale offering is great and many a local CAMRA agree, other pubs just offer 1 or 2 and don’t really rotate them. Definitely pulls in the older crowd.
£6 breached, for a moment! Certainly one of my better holdings at present
Thursday lunchtime I was in the city of London and visited 3 Wetherspoons (beer festival, don’t judge ;-), first two were packed , no tables available, last one on the edge of the city was half full so we ordered food there (Goodmans Field, had Theakston’s XB on too). Very different regional variations, City of London was really busy again, queues everywhere.
This is happening to all businesses, so the Spoons business model is competing with them, it’s been robust enough over 40 years and only made a loss during a pandemic, gives me considerable confidence with my holding (but I did buy in the 600s)
Crunch time approaching. Russia can’t be seen to be held back by Ukrainian forces for too long, Putin’s ego can’t take it. They’ll drive out Ukrainians from the regions they want and then come to the table, or an assassination attempt succeeds! Either way I’m hoping for some bounce from such lows once there is some certainty - similar to that seen with covid, 2009 credit crunch etc.