Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
B shares are issued and then bought back a weekish later. To create a capital return. The later statement is based on my shareholdings in LBOW.
The shares owned by VSL are mainly in unlisted fintechs.
Fintech has taken a battering. As it will take sometime for everything to be sold there is a good chance that fintech will recover. On the other hand they are unlisted so not sure who they will sell them to.
If they own shares in these unlisted companies then they should be receiving a share of the profits. Can't say I would give a fair price unless I was in competition with someone else?
Of you go stoodio, I doubt you even own LGEN.
So LGEN up 1% today that's an excellent result.
LGEN has a 1.5 beta over 5 years and it clearly isn't playing to that tune today.
Should have been down around 1.75%. Hopefully that's not a one off.
Mr. Krügel?
One of LC South African mates?
CFO at KIBO then CEO at MAST?
LC doesn't want anything going on at MAST without his mate passing on insider information.
All a bit dodgy.
Pity the basic concept looks good. Excellent even.
"want nothing more than to be ruled once again by the man the myth."
The mass murderer the rapist the pillaged.
"necessity my friend" I am not your friend, a phrase used by someone from the middle East. You have definitely gone native.
Can you prove Iran was going to attack Iraq or did one of your friends tell you that?
I like the way you choose to ignore Kuwait, haven't you thought up an excuse for that yet??
Stoodio
A mass murderer is never a necessity for any country OR its neighbours.
I am sure the people of Iran and Kuwait would agree with me on that.
Of course I am assuming that's where it would have ended.
It's odd how short a time it takes for someone to leave their country and "go native"
And then post on forums "I have deep knowledge of this country, because I have lived here for......over a decade"
Wow you must have deep knowledge!
Denziil
Money maker podcast. Mentions how the government is going to MAKE pension funds invest in Infrastructure etc.
https://money-makers.co/2023/05/27/money-makers-podcast-27-may-2023/
From UK tax site
https://www.gov.uk/apply-tax-free-interest-on-savings
It reduces taxes on the company and you can use the £5,000 starter savings tax allowance. If you go over your £12,570 tax allowance it reduces your £5,000 starter savings tax allowance proportionally.
The allowance covers everything paid as interest.
Investment trusts which stream interest as dividends.
Bonds
P2P
Savings accounts
And OEIC which pay dividends as interest? Not sure how they can do that as most assets where you can do that are illiquid.
Sold my remaining Murray International yesterday.
A reasonable assumption is the debt ceiling crisis will go on for a bit.
Each side trying to get the best they can out of the deal.
I will wait to see what shares have been most affected, quite often with no logical link to the problem.
Not risking to much as would probably have sold them anyway.
If you have cash I would assume there is little chance of there being an agreement before the end of the week. So prepare to spend spend!
PS the Democrats are making a case for the president to be able to make an executive Order to increase the debt ceiling.
Basically f*ck you Republicans!!
"he IMF said British gross domestic product was set to grow by 0.4% in 2023. In April, it forecast a contraction of 0.3%."
Those guys are either clowns ...or they are puppets for the American masters ......you choose ....how can they have a forecast swing 0.7% inside a month ?"
The bank of England is just as bad.
The IMF predicted an immediate recession if we voted for brexit, 2.00% if i recall correctly.
When the French ****** head of the IMF, was told by journalist "you got that wrong " her reply "no we have adjusted the statistics "
"So you got it wrong"
"No we have adjusted the statistics "....with a nasty little french smirk on her face.
"The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable"
Galbraith
For the short term, in this case 6 months I don't see any great movement in the share price.
Hopefully I am wrong.
Basic rule of the stock market is
"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.” That's actually from the economists Keynes.
Note that can apply to single company.
For the moment I have set a limit order to sell most of my shares at 3p which will leave me in the market at slightly higher capital.
The problem with this company is KIBO which owns 55% of the company.
It is doing badly and assumed they could be sellers in the future.
If the CEO of KIBO buggered off (he is considered the main cause of KIBO problems) then that alone could result in an uplift to the share price.
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The market clearly didn't like it initially. Most of the fall was clawed back though.
The borrower looks likes it's struggling but doesn't follow that it we will loose money. The assets will almost certainly be sufficient.
My only worry would be the initial and probably long term effects on the share price.
What's your view.
I suspect only Pedro is going to answer but happy to hear anyone else's view?