Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
IF the dollar remains weak and global demand for oil continues to recover. It certainly seems possible that the energy sector can continue to see a significant tailwind in 2021. After all, the energy group had a horrible 2020, despite many investors focusing their attention on the world of renewable energy. The business of fossil fuels isn't likely to disappear anytime soon, and that means the sector could continue to push higher in 2021,
However, BP for 4 £ - it looks to me like an impossible mission.
People talk about the return to normality with vaccines, and I don’t think that is going to happen. This is uncertainty on a really intense scale. We are becoming a sort of non-person, Masks render us mostly faceless. The pandemic will alter us for the long term. I do not believe that SAGA cruising business can help to the company a lot. SP is still 17p (old price).
What kind of the company and the government
are they!? Is this normal for you?
AstraZeneca has been making large quantities of its vaccine in Britain, but has said a contract it signed with the British government requires it to fulfil Britain's order before it can send doses manufactured there abroad, including to the EU."
In general, 1953, the economy – as measured by gross domestic product, unemployment, inflation and recessions – has typically performed better with a Democrat in the White House. GDP growth has been significantly higher; inflation – a measure of the change in prices – has been lower; and unemployment has tended to fall.
I have had a very profitable year with AZN, BHP, EVRE, BARC, HSBA, LGEN, ULVR, VOD, RDSB/BP
Higher risk - ITM, CWR, SFOR - short term trading with accumulating these shares from making profit.
Lost money in VLS nd SAGA - my worst performer.
Mad ideas- AFC, ARB, DVRG, EQTE
GOOD LUCK
This is the first sensible VLS thread in the last 6 months. Please, carry on...
Transport is another area on the minds of the investment duo. Slater says: “You are starting to see significant amounts of capital pumped into this area. By my count, 12 companies involved with electric vehicles have raised half a billion dollars each. That’s going to start to change things.”
One company set to scale-up its operations is Aurora, a data business helping traditional car makers compete with the likes of Google (GOOGL) and Tesla (TSLA) on self-driving vehicles. The fund also invests in Convoy, which is involved in tracking truck freight loads and Neuro, which offers kerbside delivery using autonomous electric robots, a service which is likely to become increasingly popular in the post-Covid world. Elsewhere, the fund holds Zipline, which offers medical deliveries using airborne drones; it started in Africa but has recently expanded into the US.
China is the area to watch for innovation, according to the managers of the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust (SMT) and Tom Slater and James Anderson are focusing more of their resources on the region in the belief that this is where the opportunities are. Slater says there has been a “cluster of innovation in the San Francisco area” but now the most exciting companies are coming from China.
I can see. You are NEW in this company. Do some research!
Crap business for a long period of time. Management is too slow.
The $1.9 tn package just has been unveiled by President Biden and it should be VERY welcomed.
This fact has increased my appetite to take a chance because all the major economies are going to have a lot of money pumped in to ensure survival.
This coupled with the beginning of world rollout of vaccine could lead into a substantial uplift in markets for the next 12-18 -24 months. Green energy should have a great benefit from that.