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Chiefs are taking paycuts in companies that are struggling.
HZM has a significant amount of money in the bank to exploit a significant asset. So far they have done a fantastic job by getting that funding on terms which have left the company in a good position.
So there is no business case for it.
If you are bothered about social equality then give half of the money you'll eventually make out of this share to charity.

The recent depression is down to covid. Yet the gold price has improved and we have had more positive indicators. This should be around 1p minimum.

Not everyone but the antibody tests are almost here which should hopefully mean that restrictions will be lifted for many. Between that and home working things will begin to function well enough to avert disaster.

well if its as bad as you imply you might want to invest in a bunker, solar, and a couple of years emergency food

you're investing in PYC?

If the world is about to experience a meltdown why are you even here?

Regardless of PYC or not (and I still don't see this being much more than a small unexciting consultancy, although slightly undervalued) even if there are so many deaths, sad to say but the vast majority of these are going to be the economically inactive.

The cash is for the fesability study, that is what they are doing. I am paying much less than the investors in the study to get the upside, what else is there for me to think about? It drifts to 2p, ok, I still paid less than the main investors and got a good price.

It's already hit the ground, trading below cash value.

More beneficial for the company to take it private, would only cost them a few hundred k. If this is such a great proposition what's the point in keeping it public when nobody has any interest in it.

Rosewall "Temporary fix for a temporary problem." Too much demand is not a problem. Stores are packed and sold out, online service is sold out. No way they won't profit.

Like all other supermarkets I suspect they will have moved a lot of people over to use their online service and picked up more customers as a result who will hopefully stay. Ocado were unable to capitalise. So not only a bumper payment from food and wine but also increased customer base and data.

already got a bump from panic buying, going to get another from pubs/restaurants closing. people will be buying more food/alcohol.

People are just gambling on WSG receiving a coronavirus windfall, there's nothing else to this.

I think this is one of those shares that could go up a lot but is underpinned by its fundamentals. It is risky, but the fact is that they've built a lot of values in the Ethiopian factories

That said I'm not expecting this to complete with Ruyi in March due to Corona, but Ruyi not on board is priced into the share and then some anyway, so it's a calculated gamble

Picked up a few, weren't that easy to get hold of

Something brewing here? no explanation for rise

JD fooled a load of investors here, what makes Andrew so special that he's immune to it?

This was priced on potential, a lot from the outside could see it was a bubble ready to pop.
The idea of huge amounts of returns on a unique advertising medium is appealing, the actual execution of that is what determines how the stock should be priced, this is not a good start.

Expat, are you still doing this? The stock has tripled since I pointed out to you that most of the stuff you are saying is not tethered to the share price. You talk about all this stuff like the company is worth hundreds of millions instead of looking at whether the current valuation is appropriate.