Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Considering the fact that Zelensky persistently talks of Ukraine having the same values as the West, it would be a shame if the Ukrainian courts behave in a way more fitting of a banana republic or a corrupt dictatorship in their dealings with any company.
This share has stood out like a sore thumb all day and the continued rise does make you wonder what is going on.
Looks a bit fishy to me. Price reaction to large holding well over an hour after the market opened and percentage gain now half what it was at peak. Lots of coulds around and good luck to those who are stayers but I've sold and taken a modest profit.
My investing history started with Australian mining boom of the early 1970s so I know where you are coming from. I remember being in Istanbul in 2016 glued to the hotel wi-fi checking my mining shares when they were just coming out of the last great collapse and Anglo American, BHP, Rio Tinto etc had all left tyre marks near the edge of a cliff. As you say; these companies are roller coasters. In the long run you win but for short term buying and selling, timing is critical and that is why I try always to buy near a recent bottom - although that sometimes that turns out to be a step towards another bottom! Good luck
Up nearly 5% again so far today. Burn shorters burn!
Sell price currently 100.4 so looking good if Barclays have it right on their chart. Make that 100.7!
It's hard to believe that the markets immediately respond to these dubious, unacknowledged scare stories and thereby enable shorters to make an easy quick buck. Personally, I topped up yesterday.
The severe fall (enough to make one reach for a cigarette!) is due to the WHO trying to put pressure on government agencies to treat vaping as harshly as smoking, presumably tax and where it should be banned.
Seems odd the drop this morning when the report merely reiterates the warning about margins last month. I agree with you and have topped up.
Wonder what would have happened to the SP if the RNS had been negative and the IC and Numis had said sell!
Totally agree. If you stand back from the projected claims for the future and just look at the figures you have to ask why would anyone buy this company. For all anyone knows the rest could be all smoke and mirrors. Past price just looks like a bubble. Buying now would be trying to catch a falling Texas chainsaw.
Don't know much about satellites but share price seems to be going into orbit this morning.
Looks like your prediction of a bottom around 290 was pretty much on the button. I added to my holding at 294 on Friday morning and today is the second strong day in a row.
Can someone [please explain why miners are getting hammered as much or more than oil companies today when oil prices are falling steadily while copper, for example, is actually firmer today? I have no gripe as I am losing plenty in both sectors!
This is the curse of shares on AIM - not enough interest paid to them by most big institutions and subject to constant manipulation. No wonder AIM shares have underperformed the main market for years. Having said that I bought some more today, after the price fell back, because I cannot see how the SP won't eventually return to the levels of the end of last year. As usual, it's a case of waiting for the shenanigans to subside and real valuations take hold. GL