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Don't get our hopes up...
I am amazed how this has been allowed to go down to the current 45p without any real news except for the addition of another contract award (3rd Oct for 600m) since the update on 10th Aug, with the price on the previous night having hit 87 prior close? I hope there is like many others on here, no surprises lurking in the dark that we are not privi to as ordinary PI's. Roll on Monday and hope this steadies and then starts to rise towards the 1st target of 100 which most of us on here thought we would get by year end, especially with the Dow having a good finish with good up day last Friday...
To top it all Bullsh*tters have now gone short from stay long all week....and there is no agenda???
PFCvet you sound like me, hopefully our day will come.
Hope Wood's update today reads across to PFC today, as it looks good to me;
RNS Number : 8608S
Wood Group (John) PLC
09 November 2023
Q3 trading update
9 November 2023
Continued growth in Q3, full year outlook confirmed
John Wood Group PLC ('Wood' or 'the Group') announces a trading update for the quarter ended
30 September 2023 ('Q3').
Ken Gilmartin, CEO, said:
"We have delivered another quarter of strong growth in revenue and EBITDA as we continue to execute against the growth strategy we set out a year ago. I am particularly pleased to see continued progress across sustainable solutions, now making up 35% of our pipeline, and some excellent contract wins in the period.
"Reflecting the momentum that we are building in the business, we remain confident that our actions, business model and strategy are delivering."
As far as I know the date has not been announced as yet.
Thanks CV, in regards the PFC response to your concerns, it seems they are just sticking to the party line as to the response given to others who wrote to them requesting some clarification as to why they have just done nothing while a few shorts destroy any shareholder value.
CL, SS2029 do you think they are playing games between them to manipulate the share price? One decreases let's the price ride up and the other then increases their short to then try to the send price back down, thus not allowing the share to get a head of steam....
what ever it is, hope it just to people in know wanting cheap shares by getting weak holders to sell. october feels as though been rogered from the rear, over and over again like ***** out on the game each night. it certainly hurts.
Having had a quick read, not looking too great, only positive is that they 15,% growth in profit by year end. Let's see what the market thinks.
Looks sub 100 is on the cards prior results day next week. No news on sale not helping.
I did not think that the results were that bad, for this to deserve a 4p drop from yesterday's close?
I'd rather it claimed to 80p today and held....GLA
I think it is even less than that 136/15 = 9.067p
Sorry meant to say RHR
Here here HRD, as I came out of RR and put my faith in this, thinking that this would move faster, yet RR has doubled over those months since April....so this owes me big time....
Seems to be a good summary of where we are with this one for now, of how I see it as well MD
I like Stella, so cheers, but I like your £3 prediction even more.
You could not make it up, come out of a goldmine in RR (flying), and move my money here and this goes down from 87 to 72.....the 100 seems light years away currently. Hope I did not make the wrong call longer term as I have no more years to recover the situation if this goes belly-up and not the 150 I thought it should get to with ease when the company situation improves over the next 12 months...
Posted on advfn by xxnjr
FT"Gabon is among the smallest oil producers in Opec, although production cuts by the wider Opec+ group have left oil traders sensitive to any further potential loss of barrels from international markets.
London-listed Tullow produced about 15,000 barrels a day in Gabon last year, but with its operations largely offshore the impact of the coup is likely to be limited. The company said its Gabon business was “unaffected†and that production continued as normal.
Shares in French-listed energy producer Maurel & Prom, which last month completed a $730mn acquisition of onshore oil assets in Gabon, fell 19 per cent, wiping more than $200mn from its market capitalisation. Brent crude, the international benchmark, was up 0.4 per cent at $85.82 a barrel."
Unfortunate timing for M&P!