George Frangeskides, Exec-Chair at Alba Mineral Resources, discusses grades at the Clogau Gold Mine. Watch the full video here.
JAL announce order for 42 new aircraft, mainly Airbus https://www.breakingtravelnews.com/news/article/japan-airlines-unveils-ambitious-fleet-renewal-plan/
But my trade was a 'sell'!
..... BUT
This site showed 15 trades in Arix yesterday (02.03.23) all as 'buys'. One of the trades was mine: the number of shares and the price was spot-on; BUT
Last spring daughter reached age 18; got herself a lifetime ISA; and invested, together with government bonus :-) in RR. By September that bonus hardly covered the fall in the share price :-( . Yet now it’s all smiles again. And future prospects? Safe as houses!
NAV per share was 178p so current discount is about 40%. If taking out the cash element of NAV, which amounts to 95p/sh, the non-cash elements account for another 82p per share. Yet the share price is only 10p above the cash element. Does this suggest maybe a significant cash burn is anticipated?
from 1m 30s in ITV's local (Cumbria) news:
https://www.itv.com/news/border/2022-08-30/watch-the-itv-news-border-evening-programme
It was December 2013 when I bought at 458p per share. The last rites were read sometime ago; yet there was still a glimmer of hope, until today. Our BOD maybe good scientists but clearly without business acumem. Time to say goodbye, sell up and spend the proceeds on a cup of coffee (and maybe a biscuit if the proceeds will stretch that far).
Google molten ventures potential upside
That copy/paste also failed: I googled .
Try https://www.***************************/molten-ventures-plc-59.3-potential-upside-indicated-by-berenberg-bank/4121089136
Energy crisis all around yet so little publicity on the advantages of SMRs. Why is that!
I'm with Steph on takeover thoughts. One can imagine a takeover offer at say 450p/s, ie 50% premium on recent share price, would be very acceptable to some shareholders . But *not* to those who bought-in a year ago; or to those who believe the time for tech start-ups will return.
One of my other investments is the REIT Tritax [epic: BBOX]. Since last Christmas their premium/discount has fallen from + 30% to – 30%.
Earlier today (around 08.15) there were several trades of the purchase of *one* share. Can someone explain "what's the point"?
So the new (actually not so new, the article is a couple of months old already) Berenberg target is 1050p. But my limited experience is that these particular analysts do not have a great track record for looking into the future. So whilst I'm still holding on to my shares I'm not expecting a near tripling of the sp anytime soon.
Two years ago I threw my investment weight behind GROW. My decision was in no small way based on the successive increases in the published NAV. Since then however, the IPOs of Trustpilot, Cazoo and Uipath, and the subsequent massive fall in each of those share prices, has put a huge doubt in the way the NAV values are determined. And that, I suspect, is what lies behind the collapse of GROW’s share price.
I'm disappointed with the disconnect between my RR investment and most commentary on this BB. Perhaps I should look elsewhere?
Of the shares traded this morning, 95% were sells. What's going on!
Agree wholeheartedly! Long leases; upward only rental agreements; and, as you say, unsaturated demand for big boxes, makes this one of the safest long-term investments (if not as exciting as the likes of Tesla).