Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Just be careful ITV not to have an annoying production assistant too close by lest Clarkson wishes to vent his anger. I read these posts daily. I hope the CEO can pull a rabbit out of the hat soon, given her successful track record.
Ant always looks like a clown to me. The duo role is a really dumbed down take on Morecomb and Wise. Dec could do a lot better without him and a more mature pairing would make for better TV.
Sorry, that post was not meant for you. I hadn't even read yours before I started on the same subject.
Complete rubbish. The new CEO thought very carefully about taking on this job. She will bring the midas touchch here in a way that her predecessor couldn't. She knows exactly what has to be done and this will all become clear in due course. She was made for this job.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/03/14/conviviality-shares-suspended-ahead-update/
Looks like there are two 'material errors'. One ,the profit being initially overstated and now an HMRC payment. Their accounting is diabolical. The BOD have inadvertently been believing they were flush. I did say that I sensed that there was going to be a sting in the tail. By the way, I was in at 107.
Which way is it going to go today. By the way, I am an old school Pinchin Denny & Co jobber.
God, this is a cosy little board. I am nearly choking on my porridge. No, I am not a shorter, just sniffing around your camp looking for rich morsels.
Debt will hold this share back. I am a novice IMHO, and I can sense a real sting in the tale of this recovery.
Reading about CVR in their Questor column a week ago ,you would never think that within a couple of days CVR are falling over the Niagra. Unbelievable. I have learnt to take these PI recommendations with a bucket load of salt. Not a word of contrition yesterday in their Sunday paper.
I worked for one RN officer in the city and he turned out to be the biggest crook going. He was disqualified only to reappear with his mother as director. That business went the same way.
Even this recent drop surprises me. How much further can it go.
Any ideas how the New Years went for them and what was the latest % divi this time? Punters weekly (investors chronicle ) suggested national takings were down 6% against last years Bank Holiday.
racrac, thanks for that...just getting a little too carrird away. I suspect OPEC will be doing all they can behind the scenes to shaw up the price as best they can.
Noticing on Live Charts that the oil price has been sneaking up slightly. Is there not increasing demand in the summer months for oil in the northern hemisphere so maybe there is seasonal upward pressure on the oil price? Also I wonder if the talking down of oil recently is a little overplayed for the short to medium term. I would also like to think that BP have made big strides in reducing their operating costs against the competition which should put them in good stead.I guess their break even point is well below the current oil price so they can maintain their dividend and work off some of their debt and US liabilities
It is impatience that is dragging it down and those sellers will dry up.
Last time I made a killing on the TU. Unfortunately this time Paysafe is perceived as damaged goods which I misread. The Board is going to have to drag the investors out of this mess to fully reverse the damage done by the recent Spotlight hand grenade. I got greedy this time, but time will heal and I will be back in the money at 399. I am supremely confident with this company's mid to long term ability to deliver.
Nice post. My sentiments entirely.
Thank you Wolfhound. Your reasoning on nasdaq entry might indeed explain JL's motive. Over there Paysafe would certainly be more be better exposed to an over inflated profligate market, no doubt assisted by the likes of the Wolf of Wall Street, pardon the pun.
Back in 2015, when there was the previous short raid, the Paysafe reaction then seemed somewhat nonplussed. JL and the BoD did absolutely nothing to defend the shareholders leaving it purely to the market to correct matters. However since the latest Spotlight incident I have been trying to fathom what JL's motive has been for directly intervening to thwart the shorters. Again the market seems to have corrected this 'injustice', so it seems to me that by reaching for this tool in the box [share buyback], JL has a more immediate motive to shore up the share price. Could it be an M&A prospect. I think there is more to this than simply trying to prop up the share price.