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BSR is investors relations on here. Telegram London group is full of doom mainly because the company have numerous fake profiles on there pushing for sells. They want retail to scarper. 180 million free float in the West all retail and could not vote. Management want this 180 million to sell and run, read the room its non stop doom yet Nesis won't sell his 3.3 million shares odd eh?
jotom get yourself on telegram. the debate on this channel stays on topic and light moderation.
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i've been watching the aix the market maker is halyk and is also the primary broker and under contract by the company so make of that what you will.
270k volumes today only 52k at 3.7 usd. so alot of selling out. around 48% is retail in here that's way to high for any company hence two years of negative tones which will remain until the retail ratio is reversed.
i much prefer the moscow exchange even now today 1.43 million volumes and a rising price whereas the aix is falling with 80% less volumes.
i think retail are selling on the aix and these shares will find a large home.
Someone said UK investors never realised what they were buying into in here. All the company had to do is gift the Russian assets stay on the LSE. But no they f0cked the whole thing up.. uk investors in Tabys and paper are Rodgers unless they open a dodgy Kazakhstan brokers account lol. Mr Nesis take a bow lol.
The administration on the Telegram London Poly group are Investors Relations for the company or an affiliate. Blatantly obvious the longer the circus carries on. I don't know the legality of it a group of people sharing views all based on what the board want so getting retail shareholders to believe the advice is independent when in reality its the company by way of Investors Relations appearing as conscientious individuals who want best for the company.
They pushed Tabys and Certificates so hard. Now look stuck in limbo unless you open a dodgy broker on Kazakhstan.
Quite sad if the company are treating retail shareholders in such a manner
Once a 9 billion pounds mkt cap company paying a handsome dividend with a fantastic management team.
Now the board have been replaced and so the company is going to be a small market cap miner stuck on an illiquid exchange in the backwaters of Asia. Trying to bulk up as the CEO seems to think.
The credit lines of the LSE are long gone. No pox plant of their own and wanting to load up with debt to expand while gold is being suppressed and costs interest rates are rising. Madness by the CEO. Look at Cey stick to what they are doing and stay debt free and become a dividend paying company which will attract shareholders value.
Something smells when you have posters in cahoots with the investor’s related team apparently.
Feel the company has slid along way from its heady heights.
Interesting, not de-listed from its former primary exchange as of yet, but as of today has a new primary exchange?
The Company confirms that it remains listed on the AIX which has now become the Company's primary stock exchange.
I wonder which exchange becomes it's secondary or possibly other exchange to mirror MOEX?
I have often wondered why de-listing has not occurred now, today, rather than in what three weeks from now or when ever the can stops being kicked?
The plot thickens, three weeks is a lot of time to do a lot of things in business, especially if they have been re-arranged in the prior twelve months or so.
Good luck to all long term holders in here, I see the resident odd thing is still posting his rubbish, well hopefully he will get over his bitterness and resentfulness and move on soon hey girls and boys.
Been interesting reading how humans post hatred on here all due to financial gain or loss, quite disturbing really, but is definitely mirrored in the real world, possibly why these odd posters feel the need to post such vile rubbish.
What an hateful world we all live in now. Tataaaaaaaaaaa.
Option 3 – Take no action and retain the shares with HL
If you do nothing, you’ll continue to hold the shares in your HL portfolio after the LSE delisting. HL will hold the shares for you on the Kazakhstan Register. You’ll be unable to trade the shares unless the company relists on an exchange we can trade on. A future transfer to a broker that can trade on AIX may not be possible. You’ll continue to receive any dividends that are paid in the future and be able to vote on the shares.
Does the delisting affect my ability to hold Polymetal shares in an ISA or SIPP?
The AIX is recognised by HMRC as a qualifying ISA market, so the shares will still remain eligible to be held in an ISA after the LSE delisting. The shares will also remain eligible to remain within a SIPP.
Always thought it was a bluff. Another vote, this time BR will vote no.
Pvdave Completely agree in here now. Lets see how the vote goes. 6 million votes voted a big no yesterday.
Watching the buy/sell numbers, the sells are starting to run dry, so it either stagnates due to lack of sells and no retail buys OR the whales start biting and the bid rises to squeeze the last of retail out.
Long way to go till mid July, and liquidity is drying up this early, due to cert registrations.
In seven hours of trading not one sell, 143k buys. Never ever seen that in all my days of the markets..
Poor old BigB@ll****, keeps repeating the same cr@p. Sad liitle pig in a poke!
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/germany-rules-out-any-further-weapons-deliveries-to-ukraine/ar-AA19mda8?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=46d7f07493874c60a31b4464763f0257&ei=14
Germany’s Defence Minister has ruled out sending any further weapons or equipment to Ukraine, admitting that the Bundeswehr will already not be able to replenish its stocks by 2030.
Blighted by chronic under investment since the end of the Cold War, the German army is now in even worse shape after having sent equipment, ammunition and vehicles like the Leopard 2 main battle tank to the battlefields of Ukraine.
Hahahahahaha...
https://12ft.io/proxy?ref=&q=https://www.rt.com/news/574008-russia-isolation-fail-poland/
Russia assumed the rotating monthly UNSC presidency on Saturday, which passes from country to country among its 15 member states, following English alphabetical order since 1946.
While the development triggered condemnation from Ukraine, the US struck a different tone, with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre urging Russia “to conduct itself professionally.” She added that there is “no feasible international legal pathway” to change the reality in which Russia is a permanent member of the Security Council.
The tide is turning against Zelensky. When he spoke to Austria’s parliament a large number of PMs walked out. It is time to consider a peace deal. End the suffering and killing of the Ukraine people. Who are we saving?
Xmas eve 12.30pm at close last year was 1292p.
You just do not know what or where it will be this time next year.
My guess is a tad higher but probably with an extra digit handle.
Lets keep this on point and on top of the thread forum for maximum views. Discuss.....
https://www.businessinsider.com/biden-administration-encouraging-ukraine-to-support-peace-talks-with-russia-2022-11?r=US&IR=T
The Biden administration is encouraging Ukraine to support peace talks with Russia nearly 9 months after invasion began, WaPo reports...
https://www.reddit.com/r/POYYF/comments/ym2q80/15_followup_questions_for_ir_and_their_response/
Let's break it down. To the first question, it sounds like the Russian shares are going to get moved to LSE or AIX. If they don't move they are screwed. However, the answer to the second question tells me where they are more likely going: AIX.
IR says that the dividends cannot go to unfriendly jurisdictions. LSE is clearly in an unfriendly jurisdiction, whereas AIX is in a friendly one. So, the FCF generation from Kazakhstan is safe to be transferred for LSE and AIX based shares. But in the event Poly-R becomes FCF positive again with current capital rules in place, I would imagine Poly-R shares on the LSE would not get anything from Poly-R.
Poly-R shares on the LSE may need to get re-domiciled to AIX in the future. There's clearly no rush because Poly-R isn't FCF generating at the moment. I'm no accountant, but I want to ask Polymetal how that is working. I'm assuming it has something to do with depreciation and it's strictly an accounting game. I'm assuming.
But most importantly, given the history of rewarding shareholders with dividends (Remember this a European company and management owns a lot of shares, this is how they reward their owners), it looks like all systems are a go for us to receive a dividend in 2023 from the non-Russian assets. I'm guessing we will get a dividend of at least 20 cent interim dividend with a 20-40 cent Final dividend for the other half of 2023.
Algo selling short, price suppression....Low volume, low vol sells, works a treat, rinse and repeat. Retail would go through the MM, not through the book.
Institutions are in here already, just no algo trading without good or bad news.
Its the algos which will take this up, not the big buys...
AT Trades, back end of the session...News ahoy!
Some big 50k trades off book as well. This will take time, patience is the key in here.
Nine mines in Russia valued at zero
Two mines in Kaz half price sale
Oh and this little one.
https://www.polymetalinternational.com/en/assets/growth-projects/veduga/
Like my line manager says " Woolworth priced for a Harrods company"