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Actually bad prophet I think you'll find that it's the NOMAD who has the final say in what is reportable and what isn't. If a CEO tries to withhold notifiable information they'll soon be put straight, not that I think MB would do such a thing anyway.
https://ie.globaldatabase.com/company/raglan-capital-limited#div_shareholders
Yes she is a director and shareholder (42%), although I'm not sure of the relevance.
All those multiple round figure buys one after the next suggests a single HNWI wants a chunk to me. Unfortunately for him and fortunately for us the very small free float of stock a) makes his task difficult and b) the price will rocket in the trying. It is easy to assume that the price will fall back when he has finished, however if the new holder is as sticky as the vast majority of current holders this isn't necessarily so; time will tell.
The combination of the work rate and regular information flow so far seen from the company coupled to shareholders who in the massive majority are sticking tight and keeping stock supply very tight will ultimately reap exceptional rewards for all concerned.
Yes you can milnrow, Volvo, Mercedes & DAF are all delivering them in TINY numbers now. Four big issues, 1) you can buy 3 diesel tractor units for the price of one electric, 2) the weight and space of the batteries means you have to leave 20% of the load behind, of course this doesn't matter for light goods but bulk oil is anything but light, 3) the cost of the mega charger required to recharge one in a reasonable time, well I may be out of date but a few months ago it was over £150k each and 4) the restricted range although to be fair that wouldn't bother us from Wressle to Killingholme twice a day.
I think our haulier will be sticking to diesel for a while.
So which part of the South East of England do you come from then RE10?
I was present at that presentation shandypants, (remember those) it was closer to four years ago than two. What wasn't in the video was the classic Cathalism in the buffet afterwards, when asked if ICON knew they were going to be buying ORPH Cathal said "no, I haven't told them yet."
Personally from that day to this I have believed that ICON will eventually buy us sooner or later.
If your buy still won't go through in the morning I would be calling your broker, they will either tell you what the problem you/they are having and advise you accordingly or alternatively they may take your instruction in a recorded phone conversation and do it for you. If you're looking for a chuncky buy they may have to action several smaller buys to gather your required quantity which will have a dealing cost to you but at least you'll get your shares; if it's not that, well, talk to them.
Actually GP it was I who pointed out that 30.5/64ths is mathematically incorrect not milnrowmug when this question was first raised last weekend, but for some curious reason the oil industry describes all measurements in 64ths. Also whether or not you think that the choke size is relevant it none the less is the answer to the question posed. As it happens I do agree with you that the choke size has very little relevance to anything at present.
I agree with your friend persimmon, I think there may be an oil spike in Q2 as China gets going again, but only short-term, then largely back to business as usual.
As for blue hydrogen, it's a white elephant. CO2 emissions from it are higher than simply burning the gas.
And whilst I was replying another decent buy came in and moved us up a bit, or should that be less down.
That's a very good question RE10, earlier in the day I would have it's because good news is being sold into, as is often the case with small cap companies, frustrating but there you go. However now the buys and sells are almost at balance by volume and yet we are over 10% down. Baffling, hold fast and keep the faith, the market will catch up in time.
Being nominated for best newcomer in the plc awards should bring dome positive PR with it.
GP, DB said in a Vox podcast last summer that the current choke size was 30.5/64ths.
Apologies to Mr Haydock my maths teacher who will have turned purple if he reads that, yes I know that fraction is nonsense and should be 61/128ths but that's what these oil types say.
On a day with only 3 trades of which the sells outnumber buys 3.7:1 I'd say that a 4.24% rise is pretty spectacular, in fact it's completely illogical.
The question for me is why so little buying interest on the back of such a positive RNS this morning.
Hi Apache, It will just appear in your cash balance for the relevant account. I'm with ii and mine hasn't showed up yet, don't worry in my experience it can take anything up to 3 working days, although usually it is sometime on the day of issue.
Site is looking exceptionally tidy, always a good sign, I am still very much a believer in UJO long-term; although long-term is proving to be a bit longer than I expected 4 years ago.
Sad to see that my prediction of $80 a barrel in December has come to fruition, there's a balance between high levels for O&G investments and the general good for everyday living costs, personally I think that's mid $90s. Of course others take a different view. $150 wasn't it?
Claire it will be an indication of who is leading this group from the salaries and perks, if it's Cathal the salaries will offer a comfortable living, but no more until things become profitable both HVO and POLB are I believe in the £150k plus some pension contributions area for Exec directors, and he has a real bee in his bonnet about free shares, whilst he encourages directors to hold he also is vocal in his belief that they should buy them on the open market same as everyone else. If things are in anyway like the current position CF is just along for the ride. (And that's not normally his style.)
Those saying that they expect Cathal to focus on HVO rather than his Reabold adventure are misunderstanding him. The day to day running of HVO is in very sound hands with Mo, the current market conditions are not receptive to spin outs at present and the one we have had, POLB is also in sound hands with Jeremy Skillington although more in the CF style than what we have in Mo. Cathal has nothing to do, i.e. he's bored, to quote himself "I have the attention span of a gnat." He will, I believe, come back to the spinouts when the market is more open to them; but for now he's making mischief, for what it's worth I think that RBD and indeed their partners will benefit from a dose of Cathal.
Sorry unclean but under the Companies Act 2006 section 46 as amended 2020 what you describe is, I believe, now illegal. The shareholders and high court must approve the buyback, brokers are given irrevocable instructions by the company as regards quantity and collar and cuff pricing, the quantity per day is governed by statute based open the market total for the day and the market must then be informed of the quantity purchased and what is done with them, held in treasury or cancelled on a daily basis. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/46/part/18
Or at least that's my understanding.