Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Love the target price cut to 90p by Barclay's, means we ho up soon. Hang in there, 150 coming very very soon....as confidence in this stock is slowly return by the day....with the hint in the background, 300 plus bid, all to play for here...AIMHO...PDYOR....
173, that would nice to see by the end of year, if the chart predictions are shown to be correct....
Wow, if only this could do a Glencore type recovery, I remember it went from 70p to about 200 within months of hitting that. Did not manage to hold on to them at that time as I got margined out on CFD's and as well as KAZ at the time as I had bought around the 125 area but both went lower and I did not have the funds or the heart to go back in again and the rest is History. Glencore hit around 600 since and KAZ I think was bought out around 850. If only I had managed to weather the storm at that time, would have been retired by now. Hoping this is the one that lets me finally retire. Come on baby....
Wow, if only this could do a Glencore type recovery, I remember it went from 70p to about 200 within months of hitting that. Did not manage to hold on to your room šthem at that time as I got margined out on CFD's and as well as KAZ at the time as I had bought around the 125 area but both went lower and I did not have the funds or the heart to go back in again and the rest is History. Glencore hit around 600 since and KAZAN to I think was bought out around 850. If only I had managed to weather the storm at that time, would have been retired by now. Hoping this is the one that lets me finally retire. Come on baby....
I would hope so, if this sort news does not do it, I don't know what will.
Yes absolutely great news, as it signals the bribery and corruption charges have been put behind us and trust and integrity is returning which should lead to PFC being granted further contract awards. Let's see if the MM try to drop the price at the open, to let their grubby shorter mate out on the cheap..GLA
We wait with baited breath...price action very stubborn today. Just hope tomorrow we hear good news.
Is anyone on here, going to attend the AGM today? If so would appreciate a summary of what was said. Thanks in advance.
Could not agree with you more pfox99, I subscribed to IC for years, waste of time their tips...canceled my subscription many years ago.
You and me both ShrewdDude.
How come this always gets clobbered more than other stocks?
Bang on Harry, just a matter of time...when this will fly....
It only took a couple months to drop from 150 to 70,p and a few more to even a lower level of around 45p. Always the same takes years to get your money back if it drops from the price the likes of us buy in at.
Hope the price is being kept low because Apollo are waiting in the wings to make a firm starting bit of Ā£2.50. Well I can dream it is Monday...
This stock is frustrating as hell...good news and it drops!! Come on when will I get my 150?
Hopefully the AGM later this month will give some indication as to which way the share price will swing...up...down or sideways...for the sake of all longs I for one hope it is up....GLA
If there is a bid coming, they keeping it very close to their chest, as usually there is some noises in the tabloids just prior to something concrete being announced. Come on Apollo, opening bid of Ā£2.50 in the morning please....you know you want to....
It looked all week that it wants to go higher, but being kicked back to stop the rise, when it finally breaks 75p I think we will see a rise to 90p in the next couple of months providing the nutters over the pond behave themselves and keep out of wars etc...
Just will not fly as per our expecting from around 70p, need more good news...
Thanks Steve, here is what Reuters have said;
Rolls Royce says no decisions yet about workforce change after report of cuts
Reuters
May 27, 20239:38 PM GMT+1Updated 12 hours ago
Signage for Rolls Royce is seen on model of an engine at the Farnborough International Airshow, in Farnborough
Signage for Rolls Royce is seen on model of an engine at the Farnborough International Airshow, in Farnborough, Britain, July 20, 2022. REUTERS/Peter Cziborra
May 27 (Reuters) - British engine maker Rolls-Royce (RR.L) has made no decisions regarding changes to its workforce, a company spokesperson said on Saturday, after a Sunday Times report said the company was expected to cut about 3,000 non-manufacturing staff.
The Sunday Times report added that chief executive Tufan Erginbilgic has hired consultants led by McKinsey to advise on streamlining the company.
The report also said part of the programme would involve merging non-manufacturing departments in each of Rollsās civil aerospace, defence and power systems divisions.
"We have made no decisions whatsoever on any potential impact on employees and any suggestion otherwise is pure speculation,ā a spokesperson told Reuters in an email.
Tufan Erginbilgic, who took over as Rolls-Royce chief executive in January, has said Rolls-Royce, which provides engines for Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 planes, is a "burning platform" which needs to improve its cash generation, cut debt and invest for the future.
A strategic review of the company was launched by Erginbilgic and is due to report in the second half of 2023.