Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
once the sp breaks thru the 170 resistance a second time, then it would represent a clear steady upward trend toward the 200 resistance ceiling & hopefully with more good news on the way (re 31st July), it should easily clear that barrier.
when does this go ex-divi?
Is RMG still paying a divi & if so, is it still a high yield?
Farage didn't go to Eton, btw. Despite his embarrassing moments, I still have respect for the way he lucidly answers questions, with a hefty dose of reality & common sense. A refreshing contrast to the hazy, timid pc bs we are constantly fed with.
Anyone know what the dividend yield is here? Surely it can't be the 26% as stated here?!
with all due respect, those charting arithmetics mean nothing.
I remember a few years ago when for a very long time this wouldn't seem to go below 1p, & I, quite logically thought that that was a rock solid level of 'support' & the only way 'was up' & then very foolishly (in hindsight tho) unloaded sacks of hard earned Wonga on these and the rest is history etc.......
So just please be careful with all your fancy/clever sounding names & realize that anything can happen, but I remain an ever faithful optimist, lol.
I'm amazed you managed to turn �1700 into �7400, especially buying after it had already gone up by 40% & considering the large spread! I presume you were lucky enough to sell on the nano second when it hit 4.75 this morning....
yesss, & we are finally there once more. Its been a long old wait! Though deja vu is now kicking in, when last time I remember it creeping up to 217p & then retrace down, so frustrating... But now with all the fundamentals looking better & the share buy backs, this should sail easily past 250p in the short/mid term & even toward 300 in the longer term.... all imho.
well it had a good write up in the i.c the other day, with a buy recommendation.... fwiw
are they paying one & if so what 's the yield?