Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
give it a rest mate. Your some sort of expert are you?
Oh well Professor seeing as you no longer have to worry about this stock, perhaps you could use the spare time generated to get yourself some GCSE's. After that an Undergraduate Degree, then a PHD and from there you could well be on your way to becoming a "real professor."
You talk a lot of sense because you said in your earlier post that the "professor" talks a lot of ****
What a naive bunch we really are on thus BB believing that he is a professor!!!
He's just telling " porkies"
If there's something that p***** me off is when people on BB's pretend to be something which they may not be. They think they can talk up or down shares. With this " special knowledge" and they think we all fall for it.
"I dealt with this company so you have a reasonably good understanding of what's gone wrong." So you think people believe you? You think they will take in what's you are saying? Go back to sleep mate, it's much better because you can dream about some chick!!
Bad grammar? Ok "phantom professor."
Your just telling " porkies"
If there is no cure soon it will not keep PF in safe haven status because the economy is slowly returning to normal . First the lockdown will end and more and more shops will open.
The sales for PF were cause don't by stockpiling and the lockdown, both of which are about to end. There are no longer restrictions on what you can purchase, there is even toilet paper available everywhere, you can now even get hand wash and sanitiser in most places.
The focus of the SP will now be determined by the recession and austerity we are so badly now in debt.
What would the SP be if it didn't receive this "Coronavirus inspired" sales boost? Why did it fall from 45p in the first place? What if there was no Coronavirus, but the only good news was the Pension deal. I suspect we would be seeing 30p instead of the 25p, as we were headed to a "Brexit inspired" downturn.
We have already seen a drop in sales, although higher than normal sales still remain. What happened to the SP after it received a boost by the wet summer of 2012, we saw it dissolve away without explanation. We now have an explanation why the SP may " fizzle out again" it is called a " recession" much worse and longer than 2008. For starters, expect a weak Christmas, but a huge percentage of sales are at this time. Into the new year expect a return to Lidl and ALdi etc. On top of that we have low interest rates for at least 5 years, what will that mean for the Pension?
Think you like talking to yourself, me and others on this BB would like to see quality posts, unlike your posts. You keep going round in circles, I would prefer it if you didn't post on this BB anymore.
Yes it is waffle and can't make anything out of it, who the hell writes these articles? My guess is they are referring to higher interest rates which are coming sooner or later impacting on bond rates meaning companies like PF will benefit, as the have high debts. You cannot rule out a debt reduction inspired SP recovery.
Good Post. Not sure AA will go to �1, there is talk of a rights issue. The thing is with these other companies the rights issues have done there job, the debt has been cut. With PF we still have huge debts, but crucially, the sales have not improved. Companies like the AA are highly cash generative, so investing in companies like capita post rights issue make sense. I think you are right, by the time PF hits 50p, you will not be picking Serco up for 50p