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Lots of evening posters not in this share, yes we know 94.8% of staff are in Russia and CIS, we know $3billion NET profit 2021, we know EBITDA over $5 billion, we know 66% Russian owned by Putins mates, we know everything and base our..... yes high risk on this, only 9.2% of stock held by us in UK (of the total if 100%, 66% held by Abramovich and his buddies) Rusk experienced traders will take, always say...DONT INVEST WHAT YOU CANT AFFORD TO LOSE. And yes I wouldn't say this about Barclays or Tesla etc

On top of that OTC can be very unstable too, also I understand share price can be refunded via your broker in case of failure in the trading because the company will not go bust, not quite sure how to phrase that technically. But yes it's doubtful you could lose the lot, but could Putin steal that? Also a risk against because of what we are doing to him, be realistic, but if you can afford to lose it, buy. I have and will again tomorrow if IF it drops and who knows the answer to that question

@TheAimInvestor, I understand what you are saying and I hope you are right, but Putin will do what he likes regardless of this company's owners who I have listed in detail today. The main products, steel and (coal) coke to produce steel are are in Russia, we have little control, well the west have little control over that, vanadium is used in China for steel rebar, but I hope the 66% Russian ownership by Roman Abramovich, Alexander Abramovich and Frolov etc. Holds up as are Putin mates, we shall see, hope we get to dividend and beyond

Kong1 yes I see the risks hence my constant warnings really aimed at newbies, I hope our more seasoned traders know the gamble they and I are taking. I'm a day trader and holder, did well last Friday but am now in another £10k above that profit and happy with that and CAN afford to lose it. The many posts I have done explain my position in detail, I have done my research into history, owners, profits, trading areas, customers, products, manufacturing, risk assessment and much more! I'm really happy with my position, if it goes tits up (I don't think it will) MATD and BARC will make up for it! Plus 88E my favourite day trade That's been sh*te for many

This is not a bad day when you dig into these figures, well if you bought at the end of the day particularly.
# Trades 17,980 -similar
Vol. Sold 11,726,959
Sold Value £14,033,456.18
Vol. Bought 13,490,699
Bought Value £16,928,382.38
PE Ratio 0.667
Earnings 154.108
Dividend 68.91
Yield 67.000%
Compare to Barclays yield only 3.46. Dividend 6.0 P/E ratio better at barc, Evraz eps 4x better than barc Nearly as many trades so similar interest if not £volume
# Trades 18,163
Vol. Sold 20,649,573
Sold Value £36,967,779.19
Vol. Bought 34,269,747
Bought Value £60,449,591.66
PE Ratio 4.619
Earnings 37.50
Dividend 6.00
Yield 3.464%
Yet again, DONT INVEST IN THIS MORE THAN YOU CSN AFFORD TO LOSE, this is a Ladbrokes type gamble REGARDLESS of figures

EBITDA $5015 million 2021, that's a good night out lol

Sorry maestro I think you'll find their steel production was $10.188 billion of their $14.159 billion revenue in 2021 which is in Russia, head office in London, finished products like railway track and steel cylinders sold in USA and Canada a few interests elsewhere, I think?

True and as I said before, Vanadium they produce is mostly used in China for steel rebar, a good thing I think

Maestro, I'm in here pretty heavily still and don't intend to sell unless I think I can buy back cheaper, trouble is today was so hard to buy any at its lowest, had to be persistent refreshing quotes to buy. Got many at 103.5 being persistent, could go either way, but I'm hopeful for this, I won't ramp or deramp, just want newbies to be aware of the risk. UK holders have 9.2% of the shares we are a small percent of owners. 33% are floating shares outside the oligarchs/directors.

Guys, I hope, I really hope we all know the risk here, I say in most of my posts DONT RISK WHAT YOU CANT AFFORD TO LOSE. this is not for the faint hearted. I've bought and sold ( the day it was 24% up, last friday) so my risk is low, but I feel for people like one guy today sold for 141 who was an LTH at 586, I wouldn't have sold at that but maybe he needed the cash. I bought sh*t loads of Barclays today at 175, because it's cheap, low risk, always low spread and will recover as they got out of Russia years ago, mitigates possible losses here.... or! We shall see GLA

Ok, is Abramovich helping Putin, or is he negotiating for peace, at the end of the day he has lost around £1.5 billion here, he cannot be happy with Putin. Must have lost loads elsewhere. Only peace will bring back his wealth. Realise he can still afford a large Mars bar, but it will be hurting ;-)
Love to be a fly on the wall to their conversations!

It's USD, don't forget they are not only in Russia, railway tracks and metal cylinders in USA and Canada. Bead office London, 2021 NET Profit over £3 billion, Vanadium production. Most vanadium production is used in China for steel applications, particularly the high-strength, low-alloy steel used to make construction rebar. This market will still be open.

To an extent it has, but we are small fish in a big sea, only 9.2% of the shares are owned by English investors, or should I say people living in England, excluding the big Russian guys we know about, in case you didn't see my previous post.....
33% only are floating shares
Roman Abramovich, owns 28.64 per cent of the company, which has a value of £3 billion despite crashing by 27 per cent in the past week (but less tonight!). Other Russian stakeholders include chairman Alexander Abramov (19.32 per cent) and Alexander Frolov, chief executive until August (9.65 per cent), according to data from Refinitiv and Evrez website. Kadre Enterprises (Gennady Kozovoy) are listed as having a 5.74 per cent stake. Maxim Vorobyov has a 3.01 per cent stake and Eugene Shvidler, a friend of Abramovich, just under 3 per cent. In 2019, Abramovich and Abramov reduced their combined stakes to below 50 per cent, which finance director Nikolay Ivanov was reported as saying would decrease the risk of sanctions on the company.
We shall see and keep fingers crossed.

33% only are floating shares
Roman Abramovich, owns 28.64 per cent of the company, which has a value of £3 billion despite crashing by 27 per cent in the past week (but less tonight!). Other Russian stakeholders include chairman Alexander Abramov (19.32 per cent) and Alexander Frolov, chief executive until August (9.65 per cent), according to data from Refinitiv and Evrez website. Kadre Enterprises (Gennady Kozovoy) are listed as having a 5.74 per cent stake. Maxim Vorobyov has a 3.01 per cent stake and Eugene Shvidler, a friend of Abramovich, just under 3 per cent. In 2019, Abramovich and Abramov reduced their combined stakes to below 50 per cent, which finance director Nikolay Ivanov was reported as saying would decrease the risk of sanctions on the company.
We shall see and keep fingers crossed.

Lol ezio.auditor, yes we must all sell cos that numpty says so, I went to sell but accidentally bought more at 103.55 mibad!! Big balls needed lol, experienced investors know this is a risk, with potential big rewards. SO DO NOT PUT MONEY IN YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE. (Or not be available for some months possibly)

No that is not what a penny stock is, they are low mcap companies. Evr turnover in excess of $14 billion worldwide.
EBITDA $5 billion net profit £3 billion!

I had to do the same @fairAnalyst. Penny share lol, amateur comment as this company's revenue was over $14 billion last year! EBITDA $5 billion net profit £3 billion!

Back available bought at 106.6 be quick if you want some
Don't spend what you can't afford to lose

I hope at least we get to dividend on this. Yes, thanks for that tip @fairAnalyst MATD looking good, managed to get a few more too. Barclays is a good buy, I sold last month at 215 bought today at 175, war May be affecting them but they pulled out of Russia years ago, so have NO exposure there.

I can only get a quote for 2 shares lol