Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Not impressed with the change on ii, and certainly don't view it as an upgrade.
The old format worked fine.
But not as bad as the mess made with the NS&I website.
The bad reviews for ii are already apearing on trustpilot,
but have a long way to go to reach the terrible rating for NS&I.
Good call sfdc, well done.
71p is my prediction for next Fri 16th.
Why?
I doubled my holding when we hit the 85p TA support level on Thurs.
Average now 91p.
Would prefer SP to rise and exit my trade,
but if we get an RNS reducing the divi,
then wouldn't be surprised to see the SP fall off a cliff
down to the next TA support level (71p).
Non-subscription article:
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/vodafone-ceo-nick-read-step-071432305.html
A "nice little package" indeed!
Further details of the "package" from FT here:
https://www.ft.com/content/9e31a53c-079a-4542-ab94-8b5f247bc65b
Read will receive a base salary of £1.1mn to March 2023,
plus a bonus, which was £1.5mn last year.
Plus continued salary paid from April to December 2023.
Read was paid an average of £3.8mn over the past three years.
Closing SP 2nd Dec
SlartiBar 118p
SotonSpike 100p
Robleo 99p
Doyen Dan 98.4p
Mikeyh68 97p
Roofer 92p
Sigma1 85p
Stormer 79p ???
List so far
I'm holding a chunk at 96p, so I'll take a punt.
Seems to be only the buy back holding up the SP.
Wouldn't be surprised to see a another step down at some point.
With a divi yield of currently circa 11%
and from today's RNS
"Based on current economic conditions and actions we have already taken and others in progress, our 2023 and medium-term targets and the outlook for dividend capacity remain unchanged."
It would be resonable to anticipate some support at this SP,
but its a fair while until the next ex-divi,
and the UK markets never fail to surpise us!
Paul,
I'm still holding DLG, have collected a divi, and also now in profit again at current SP,
waiting to see if my exit target SP gets hit or not.
Sold LGEN last week to lock in profit and free up the funds, which have gone into ADM today.
I missed out on the recent low with PHNX, all my funds were tied up, which has now bounced back nicely.
ADM was due a big correction on the long term TA chart , which we've now seen more than enough of!
Time for it to catch up with DLG, LGEN, and PHNX again.
I'm like a used car trader!
I don't like to hold shares for too long, prefer to keep the stock churning over.
Goodluck with your holdings.
Catching the knife!
Just doubled my holding at SP 2154.
Average now SP 2278.
Trade exit price lowered accordingly.
If you're genuinely interested in TA,
these are a good place to begin:
https://www.investopedia.com/technical-analysis-4689657
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/technicalanalysis.asp
I've just sold at SP247,
so it will probably head further north now!
Market very reactive to unpredictable news at the moment.
So 3% ROI after costs locked in is ok with me.
The SP is reaching the 5% up swing seen on previous occasions in this current downward channel.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/SN5GCCrj/
But don't follow me, I'm just an amateur, always DYOR.
Robina, I agree, the LGEN chart is not a pretty sight at the moment.
But on the way down has offered a couple of trading opportunities.
I'm in to see if I can scalp another 5% trade.
It's all just a calculated risk (gamble) in the end, some win, some lose.
My current LGEN TA chart:
https://www.tradingview.com/x/SN5GCCrj/
Don't follow me, I'm just an amateur, always DYOR.
As the old adage goes "sell in May and go away" !
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/sell-in-may-and-go-away.asp
Sitting on my hands for now,
holding DLG and ADM trades open,
still watching LGEN and PHNX for possible entry.