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Overheads down to 5.6% so how do you get that overheads are increasing. To many people playing games on here

General overheads of 5.6% for 2021 (2020: 6.2%)

Insanity

Just flashed up from yesterday, stuff defo going on the background, do we ave a stake builder ?

Once the white noise of traders has gone which I think is very close I think we will move towards and £3 with ease

Part 1 and part 2, traders probabaly nearly washed through and can go chasing rainbow dream stocks.

Hopefully real investors will join the party now for long term growth

I have no issues with people banking a profit. Awesome if you do.

I am after the real gains and multi bagging from my purchase price not crap 10% gains

Always the same with YU sold down on news. Getting a tad annoying now. The facts are the facts , Stella performance end of story and bullish for 2022. The SP will sort itself out once the traders and tamper have departed and value hunters flood in.

Also helps an II take a stake and I will be interested if the BOD pick up a few over the coming days

Every trading update or results gets sold into, no matter I am here for years not days

Gross margin is 9.8%, overheads have fallen to 5.6%

Net margin 4.2%

So if we turnover 250m this year which I think will be smashed profit would be over £10m

What’s our MC again ? Oh yeah 46m

Joke or what

gives us confidence we are ready for bigger books be it via acquisition or via Ofgem's Supplier of Last Resort process.

Seriously strong numbers, 4.4m profit, turnover 155m

That puts us on a mad PE for a company growing all metrics way over 50% across the board

So if someone wants my 6 figures share holding give me £10 otherwise I will wait until someone will eventually. When the company is making 50p profit and paying 25p dividend are we going to be at this SP because no one is selling , nope .

But that is how a market is made , if no sellers the price has to rise to tempt sellers, they cannot refuse to trade or else what’s the point.

It is all supply and demand. People will sell as the price rises, this is how re rates happy demand out strips supply ergo the price is ramped up. When this happens it is violent

Ie when YU went from 100p to 380p in a week or so, settle down at current level.

This will happen again until BK offloads some shares, I hold a very large chunk and not selling 1 share until fair value which is above 1000p in the next 12 to 18months.

The market valued YU at £13 4 years ago, this isn’t the same company today. £46m MC for this company is plain ridiculous. When compared to ****e on many multiples of YU valuation do not turnover as much and losing millions every year.

It’s laughable

100k buys c 24k sells give or take bit

Set up very nicely. Do not disappoint BK

My understanding due to size like bulb , the gov will run it until the market settles then they will ask for bids to take clients.

Bulb and Gazprom will have significant numbers of business clients so later this year a fire sale will take place.

I understand the gov is very keen to get shot of bulb due to high domestic clients, business is different as no price cap, but I can see 159 to 200k business clients coming up for grabs in the next few months.

Gazprom is solely due to clients leaving making the business unviable as it stands. Some of those are already looking for new suppliers. I so guessing you have thousands already in the market ie Siemens, McDonald’s etc

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-21/u-k-prepares-to-temporarily-nationalize-gazprom-m-t-retail-unit

Personally anyone selling is mad IMHO but if in profit go for it. YU has a habit of rising strongly to be sold down slowly afterwards. One day this will not happen and traders get locked out.

I do feel this is about to happen because a company like YU cannot be ignored for much longer as in 2022 profits and turnover will again skyrocket

That’s isn’t strictly true. 2018 to end of 2020 bounced around 50p to 120p.

Early 21 re rated to bounce around 200p to 300p.

Hopefully 2022 treated to bounce around 300p to 400p.

Remember YU has grown through C19, 2 years of lockdown, energy crisis and now a bloody war in Europe.

Credit where credit is due, no fund raising, no issuing new shares like confetti, no debt, lots of cash relative to MC, turnover going through the roof, in OFGEMs good books as a safe supplier that why SOLR twice.

They are a well run outfit and should be recognised for that with now a solid move into profitability even with all the chaos and drama of the last 3 years.

Not seen volume like this for a while. Volume is good

11k sell, well I hope you do not get the chance to buy back in . Because this time I hope we do not get a pull back but significant re rate to £4 in the short term