Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
We have lots of broker targets at around £5 and a daft one from Barclays at £10. Nothing is gonna the market cap.
I do think the new CEO is sensible but he can't make the sp rise materially. Can't see the world could cope with a sustained PoO either to drive the price up.
The windfall tax is a bugbear that the likes of Exxon don't have. Treasury dips into everything everywhere 'cos UK is a dead duck.
Was not on the case when this went ax-div otherwise would have sold beforehand as this was bound to happen. Always drops more than the dividend. Suspect it will re-rate down a quite a bit now wiping out a lot of the recent weeks' gains.
HL bundle up the clients' purchases and the brokers always somehow sell them at the max price on the day - funny that, so it's not a good idea to allow them to make regular purchases on div reinvestments on your behalf.
Divi is decent but the sp is the same as it was 5 years ago.
Wish I'd bought end Sep 2020. Gain would have been > 100%.
All those director sells masquerading as tax related show me that £6 is what the market thinks is fair value.
Can't see anything happening to HSBC - just ups and downs with the market.
So it's a bond proxy. A bit better than than a savings account probably.
Maybe. Looking at simplywallstreet they have:
.Trading at 56.9% below our estimate of its fair value
.Earnings grew by 56.4% over the past year
RISK ANALYSIS
.Earnings are forecast to decline by an average of 3% per year for the next 3 years
.Unstable dividend track record
If earnings are forecast to decline then how can they say it's 56% undervlaued?
If you'd said that 5 years ago you'd be down 12-15% on the sp.
I think, however, this is indeed one of the strongest FTSE100 stocks. Likely to be around for a long time. A good hedge against the S&P500 taking a nose dive - although of course the FTSE will then follow.