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That would explain why the share price is climbing to new highs, NOT!
Timberrrrrrrrrr!
Refer to my past post and need I say more!
Based on a thorough analysis of the stock's performance over the past three to four years and an extensive review of relevant information, it becomes apparent that the stock has exhibited a noticeable pattern. Moreover, a careful examination of past discussions and observations reveals a recurring trend of artificially inflating the stock's value followed by a subsequent rapid decline. These patterns are corroborated by the observed activity in the stock charts.
Furthermore, it is disheartening to note the presence of self-indulgent managers who seem to prioritize personal interests over delivering substantial results. Their track record predominantly consists of making promises that ultimately amount to nothing more than delaying tactics. This behavior can be likened to postponing the resolution of an issue rather than effectively addressing it. Even individuals possessing only minimal cognitive abilities can discern these facts with relative ease.
Considering the research conducted, it is my sincere opinion that you should undertake your own investigation into the matter. It is likely that you will encounter alarming revelations once you delve deeper into the subject matter.
I cannot believe this stock is still trading, been nothing but a ramp pump and dump stock for years by the syndicate.
Long term investing is now a mugs game due to BOTS and blatant share price manipulation with UK stocks.
Just think about the poor souls who paid over £13 for TLW shares and told to hang on for long term returns.
I'm not a trader, but the BOTS rule the markets in these corrupt times, and like you Anton, will leave this stock to fester once I am close to braking even.
I do not think for one minute Rahul will get much from sales of gas.
Have to say, many have upped their stake, one guy owns 17% of TLW shares but still the share price crashes. Makes you wonder if those that are purchasing so many shares are loaning them out to short the stock, hence the reason why the share price is manipulated lower with such ease?
Yep, he does seem to be a one legged duck on a pond
I could be wrong, but did Rahul announce in an early RNS that any future gas revenues would not contribute much to profits?
I'm not Rahul bashing here, I'm just stating my personal opinion and more than happy to hear anyone who can defend any of his decisions to date to change my views.
It does seem everything he does and says, depresses and devalues TLW?
I am not saying Rahul is fully to blame, I duck bobbing on a pond only floats and moves as good as its feet can paddle. However, he is the main dude who manages his players and makes decisions to win games. If he has bad senior players get rid. (Harry Kane).
End of the day, he formats the formation, in control of training etc, and still losing every game due to poor team structure and management decisions. The only thing he has done to improve savings since he arrived, was to cut staff at the bottom, who in my experience, usually keeps the ****e above in a job.
IMHO
Anton, I really like many of your posts and fully agree with you on most things however; not on this point.
Rahul is Sunday league and will continue to produce a Sunday league performance.
If you put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig, Rahul needs to go.
A football team will never improve if the manager is shockingly bad.
I tend to agree, but Rahul will be here until his personal agenda end I'm afraid. The share price now is worse than when he arrived, says it all really, his 10-year plan has seemingly ended early in being nothing but a cash cow for the banks and himself.
They could write a comedy show regarding the amount of wha wha whaaaaaaaaa decisions he has made since he arrived.
I'm in shock here, Poor Rahul is Sunday league and seriously needs to resign, but being realistic, we have a better chance of him bringing in the Kenya deal.
Apologies yes, let's hope Rahul swaps sides and plays for investors. Subject closed.
Business: Carpenters Arms
Thing is; credit card processing fees last month were £585 and for what? If you use cash, I can try and keep down my prices. Thank you.
That's one Business talking sense.
You do seem to threaten many posters with violence when you lose the argument so yea, why not. Behind Greggs? Time and place.?
Been self-employed all my life, when I spend £50 cash it stays £50 and stays £50 for everyone else who uses it and the banks get nothing, Brilliant simple invention, real currency cuts out those who take advantage, in this case banks.
You're deviating away from my point; £50 is still £50 using cash.
Paying by card, the Bank gets the lot in charges eventually, hence that's why Banks promote cards and guessing you work for a bank?
Nope; Cash is king for me and for everyone who uses it. Bank charges are better off in my pocket than Banks; but I guess it's personal choice, you pay it, I don't. and my £50 is still worth £50 to who ever uses it.
Not me; I pay by cash
That don't make sense?
Think you have been guzzling too many tots of embezzled Rum me old arty; the £50 still has the same value at not cost to the user, hence the sneaky banks encouraging the use of credit cards to rip off all users. To think otherwise is naive at the very best. Hope that helps?
Give you something to think about..
Why should we pay cash everywhere with banknotes instead of a card ?
I have a £50 banknote in my pocket. Going to a restaurant and paying for dinner with it. The restaurant owner then uses the note to pay for the laundry. The laundry owner then uses the note to pay the barber. The barber will then use the note for shopping. After an unlimited number of payments, it will still remain a £50, which has fulfilled its purpose to everyone who used it for payment and the bank has jumped dry from every cash payment transaction made..
But if I come to a restaurant and pay for digitally - Card, bank fees for my payment transaction charged to the seller are 3%, so around £1.50 and so will the fee £1.50 for each further payment transaction or owner re laundry or payments of the owner of the laundry shop, or payments of the barber etc..... Therefore, after 30 transactions, the initial £50 will remain only £5 and the remaining £45 became the property of the bank thanks to all digital transactions and fees.