The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
One of those 1,000,000 buys is mine. Not thinking so much as averaging down as waiting for the day this becomes an actual penny share!
Share Prophets' Tom Winnifrith is making OPTI one of his tips for 2024 in the belief they could treble in price in 2024.
There's a gulf between his gushing optimism and the lacklustre comments including reviews of breakfast substitutes etc etc posted here. Part of the attraction according to Mr Winnifrith is that the market is bored with the company and that seems to be illustrated by many of the comments below.
It's a glowing write up and one would wish to see this better reflected in the share price in 2024
Also option 1 but with a lot more of a premium than 30%...! eg 100% is acceptable.
Have you considered reading the RNS?
We are in the same boat there. At least things do appear to be moving in Wales, albeit slowly...
Welcome onboard. Strategically speaking this company has a huge amount going for it. So far it has failed to convince the market. Three fairly fundamental questions remain unanswered, how to get the stuff out of the ground, how to process it, how to move it to market. Plus there are a few months of the year where little can be done. Needless to say I bought far too early in my amateur enthusiasm so I am hoping that you will be in the money before long.
Yes, and I just added 500,000 in an (hopefully non vain) attempt to average down...
Depressing to read so much cxxp in the report about environmental responsibility and assorted ESG garbage, ie a literal abdication of duty to shareholders in favour of appeasing primary school children and those who brainwash them. Does anyone know who this Asian partner is? One just hopes they have not handed over our IP to the Chinese but they probbly haver done so in order to meet exciting net zero "obligations"...
I hope I am wrong but UK plc is so feeble these days one has come to expect the worst. Where are the captains of industry that once made our country wealthy and gave us a sense of pride?
Errr, can we call it a grey market please...
For a patient it's worth sending a relation to pick up a few boxes...
If only we had gold to sell...
I would seriously recommend reading the coments below the Questor article. There are certain red flags that that have not been raised on this board that I think any holder or potential investor should consider. As is always the case even with quality newspapers the readers tend to be smarter than the writers these days.
Frankly Davey, I wish they would and put us all out of the agony of whether to hold or sell despite the fact we would be selling well below true value and the horrible waste of so many years of "investing" that represents...
I just doubled my holding. Will add more. I want at least 0.1% of the company which I reckon is 134,000 shares ;)
Tygra,
There are plenty of irksome things here, don't get me wrong, but being taxed out of existence and deliberate wealth destruction do not feature on the list of complaints. The cost of living is low and inflation negligible. Most important people see a steady improvement in their lives which means they see the point of investing in their futures and in their businesses. They have an optimistic outlook on life because things are getting better and this enhances quality of life on top of any material improvement. Would I start up a new business in Wales when I see how shabbily Alba have been treated? Why would anyone? Without new lifeblood and new investment any country is doomed. The Welsh (and Scottish) socialists cannot see that, they think they can tax their way to wealth. Tragic
LLoyd, allowing Wales to become? Turning Wales into a Third World country would be a more accurate description of what they are doing.
Governments cannot create wealth, only destroy it. Socialist governments in particular. The curious thing is that here in Communist Vietnam they let people get on with running their own business without the massive wealth destruction caused by the Welsh and Scottish socialist governments. Hence people here are happy in their lives and see brighter futures with every passing month - as opposed to the miserable, imposed upon, long suffering people of Wales and Scotland and their corrupt, incompetent, virtue signalling governments
As a long term Alba holder I bought into GROC thinking the valuation was way below what its longer term value is. The location midway between USA and Europe, the politically stable jurisdiction, the proven assets, the need to produce high purity spherical graphite outside China (currently 100% is made within China) not to mention the other resources. Since then it has done nothing but sink which is a shame but I shall top up soon before the rest of the investing world catches up
I would be a little concerned least by sharing know-how with India this causes RR to lose out on business with America.
Why do you say dividend is the same as YNGA when the data here shows there is no dividend on YNGN?
Yes, I've bought back in again. I thought it best to do so before Mr Evil advises the world to fill up...