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Market cap of 1 billion would mean a share price of around £1.75 per share which I would be thrilled with; anything above that would take me to places I've not been before but I would start in Hautvillers where Dom Perignon is buried, which we did visit earlier this year - lovely little town) where, a good bottle was selling for 600 Euros in a local hostelry, but would have forego the ageing McLaren in favour of an ageing Aston Martin .. no harm dreaming!
Looking through recent posts from last 2 to 3 months is it fair to estimate that 20TCF could create a price of £50 per share? To say that might be life enhancing/changing for a few people on here would be an understatement
As Warren Buffet sagely observed derivatives are financial weapons of mass destruction (a la Soros in 1992, GFS in 2007/08 and Truss in 2022)
I have fond memories of Takeda taking over Shire a few years ago and generating a very tidy profit for me. If they could do the same for me on SAR in due course I would be very happy. My timescale for a buy out which I'm sure the Board would want in due course, because they are not getting any younger, is sometime in 24/25. Its PRD for me in 2023 and RKH and BOR in 2025/26. All have potentially life enhancing potential.
I think probably going long or short is a reflection of your personality. I am tall and always incredibly optimistic so invest in companies which I believe have exciting stories and great potential so always go long. I assume people who are or go short are pessimists and expect and hope for the worst to befall a company. I loathe derivative products generally firstly because they are too complicated for an average human being to understand but secondly far from helping stabilise prices and markets they often do the opposite
I got into GGP at around 14p in January 2022 and have been licking my wounds a bit ever since. I hold it in the high risk part of my portfolio which contains around 10 shares which I hold in the hope of spectacular gains (5 - 10 fold gains) in the short to medium term (1-3 years). I feel slightly better about GGP after the recent gains but just not sure if GGP quite fits the bill in terms of huge potential from here? Any thoughts?
GGP are clearly sitting on a gold mine here so if it takes to 3Q 2024 to come to fruition so be it. I've got PRD for this year's fun, GGP for next year, SAR for 2025 and RKH for 2026. I like the way these ducks are lining up!!
I put in a question for the investor meet last week asking if the Directors could confirm what benefits if any the association with PH had brought Sareum and whether Sareum felt the fees paid to PH were value for money. I am guessing the question was not addressed. I certainly cannot see any benefits whatsoever from the association.
I'm with you Luton. Still have 2/3 of my original holding bought at 60p (1.2p old money) so even that is still in profit. Won't add any more because I still have a good chunk of shares. Will also probably top slice some shares at £2.50/£3.00. I offloaded 1/3 at £3.50 in 2021 and very happy to do so.
I'd love to see an approach from Takeda; I have fond memories, from being a Shire Pharma shareholder a few years ago, of Takeda takeovers having been a Shire shareholder for over 10 years before the takeover
This has been a share to hold through 2024 for some time now. We all know that; if you can’t bear the wait (or weight) you might as well toodle pip and leave us serious investors in peace .. please.
If you want a quick return I’d look at oil and gas exploration for now; with Russia, The Middle East and the world beginning to see sense and change time scales on net zero oil and gas companies especially in exploration are going to have a field day in next 12 months
Sadly Ibiza we have all had loads of junk shares over the years (bet even GRH has!!) just need the occasional winner every now and then to stay sane! One thing the junk has taught me is don’t be too greedy and decide in advance at which points to take some profit. I did this with SAR and sold 1/3 when it had jumped in 2021 and glad I did. Will do the same here sell 1/3 at 60p then another 1/3 at £1.20 then see what happens. Doesn’t always work out perfectly .. I bought into GamesWorkshop in 2000 at £1 when my lads were really into the games and sold out very happily at £8 in 2005! It is now £99 😵💫😵💫. That is why I will always hang on to some shares even after selling the majority.
So long as this is all sorted by Christmas and a £1 price tag is hanging off the tree I’ll be happy! However you look at this it won’t be long before we know. PRD is my 2023 share, SAR for 2024 and RKH for 25/26. Each company has the potential to be worth a billion!! Happy days ahead!
Would it be fair to blame the French for the delays in testing equipment? PRD are clearly keen to monetise this project as soon as possible but I wonder if they were over optimistic with their original testing schedule on August 30th
Hi Lazarus .. just feel the excitement and tension will increase as we get closer to learning the results of 1801 testing program; of course they won’t be able to say too much at the investor presentation that isn’t already out there but body language at these events is always interesting
The investor presentation will be around 4 months since the start of testing .. so not just squeaky chair time but also squeaky bum time I think!
I am not very familiar with NewMed and wonder do they have the resources to put together a deal that might interest PRD. Based on some of the calculations on here recently anything less than £1.75 a share would be disappointing (sorry I know that sounds ridiculous and greedy but when life enhancing opportunities like this come along so rarely for investors it is difficult not to get excited)!
Mário Raul de Morais Andrade must have been tucking in to a packet of Haribo Starmix!! I totally agree with his philosophy!
I would have expected some sort of news tomorrow even if it’s only to confirm testing will not be completed by the end of September as originally suggested. Surprised there has not been more speculation on this over the weekend. My time scale on PRD is testing results and further drill results by the end of 2023 so if we hear nothing tomorrow it’s hardly a disaster!
I’m happy to stick with my original reference from near the end of the August 30th RNS ie
Paul Griffiths, Executive Chairman of Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc commented:
"The Sandjet rigless testing programme is on track and scheduled to be executed and completed in September”
I’m confident we will hear something next week.