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They would be mad not to convert.

This is definitely not a Revb. Cine is owned by debt holders and equity may not get anything.

I sometimes buy when everyone else is selling but this one is different, the debt is too large. Costs will shoot up (winter heating bill etc). No directors buying any shares. A right issue would not be supported and shareholders have to hope the debt holders Chuck them something which could be as low as 1% if they are lucky.

Most other commodities went up due to Ukraine war. Gas was in short supply before the war and with Russia holding back it is even worst. The price will curtail a bit of demand but if we have a cold winter then the uk with storage might see £6 a therm this winter. Europe have gas storage but will still be short. Even next summer if war not resolved prices will be high to refill storage for next winter. Gas will never go back to 50p a therm.

They will not though. Gas is where the huge profits will be if things stay like this.

Relatively cheap compared to rest of the world lol. Gas at £3.78 a therm through winter will result in places closing down. My gym has put up prices by 10% to cover heating bills. Pubs swimming pools shops cafes will close due to heating bills and higher electricity costs. This will be devastating to the UK and as for heating homes at £3.78 my heating bill will be £700 a month based on last year. Most people won’t be able to afford this extra for gas and electricity.

Scotland is same population as Norway. They were clever and set up a wealth fund whilst UK spent their North Sea bonanza on god knows what and now want to tax it into extinction. If I was in charge I would squeeze every last drop as god we need the tax revenue badly.

There shipping 4 million tons less than a few years ago. That is $600 million dollars profit and also a lower cost per ton.

The rail situation is worsening which makes them ex growth as not pursuing another project in a different location.

NMC was murky double dealings and people shorted from £40 as it was clear to anyone that the share was not right. I researched it at £14 and ran away without purchasing any shares.

Scam alert. Please report to get rid of these pests

Those companies you mentioned were a lot more indebted and NMC actually involved fraud. Of course there is risk here but projected to have EBITDA near current market cap. Bought a few interesting companies as well. Long term holders have been hit hard and it will be years before they are above water sadly. Even people who bought for 20p will take a while as new buyers in at 8p will be profit taking along the way.

You sold out at a big loss. It happens. You took a gamble and sold out too soon

Have you sold at a loss? Walk away don’t keep posting as you gain nothing

It is laughable. If SEPL was not cheap I would be out.

They can sell the business easily.

Murky looking

Hopefully they can pay 10p in the £ and settle these. Today’s news stops the 33% of complaints going to FCA that fail and also saves on the successful cases as well. The FCA cost of £750 per complaint plus staff time in answering questions and supplies of paperwork etc borders on £1000 cost per complaints before any compensation. Complaints cost over £7 million last year not including staff costs and companies time. Even if they have to spend say £15 million on SOA this could mean £8 million profits next year on a company worth £7 million with over £20 million in assets

This is good news. Save on FCA fees of £750 per complaints. Lots of people send trivial complaints to FCA. 33% of all complaints send regarding Morse fail but still cost £750 fca fee plus staff costs in suppling paper etc. This is excellent news. CMC can’t make much going forward now either

It is just an algorithm picking up the first 4 which is a well used insult.