Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Being pedantic customarily it is:
Oh dear, dear oh dear.
Not sure of the message here beyond gloating at others though?
The race for the Xmas trade is run and against a weak back drop what do peeps think BOO will declare in early January?
On the wealth of evidence to hand I think BOO and ASOS are going to disappoint - MA top up time back in the mid 30's? I suspect so.
You feeling the love NOFEAR or is it the only attention you get that brings you back here?
Either way revel in the limelight and then pretty please Foxtrot Oscar away as you promised.
Our old remedial chum has returned to berate those who in no small part were pleased to read of his departure.
Sadly and entirely expectedly our somewhat intellectually challenged scribbler has returned with no less than "I cannot understand your disrespectful behaviour towards myself....."
The arrogance is only equalled by the idiocy.
I suspect you are correct - at least as far as Tesco's and Sainsbury's. Truth be told Aldi and Lydl are no longer materially cheaper than these two and the quality of some ranges notably worse.
The likes of M&S and Waitrose attract a far less cost driven consumer and to that extent they will follow the market which is robust for those already comfortably well off. Long term these two are a hard sell as demographics and the UK's ever declining living standards mean fewer peeos will fall into that category.
Possibly medium term with Starmer at the wheel and a hunfry underclass to satisfy.
Throw in a SP consolidation for another 'new man' concern to add to the desire to exit in the 40's.
New CEO esp those of a US bent hate penny stocks - loser land. I do not discount the risks of a 20 to 1 consolidation. That would see me gone at any price.
The lows here were indeed 'going bust' prices which is not in prospect. I am nervous that with JL gone the new CEO will do further kitchen sinker and possibly present the current position in a cold hard light - notably absent from TU which was another exercise in 'Capita Speak'.
30p looks reasonably likely - I had previously believed nailed on - the TU altered my thinking somewhat.
Personally and selfishly I would welcome a TO at anything north of 45p and say good bye to the beast that is CPI, that no one so far has stepped up to the plate suggests peer companies do not want the agro of integration.
Nothing good is ever released after hours on a Friday.
#Facts
Exactly as I believed NOFEAR bailed for buttons - I suspect break even.
His profit was entirely inverse to the endless bashing on the way down to the remedial ramping on the way up.
Tragic loser you will be missed - in a good way!
It is hard to argue with the numbers Trisor. For all those pre rights issue JL has been an utter disaster. The fact he is leaving is a plus.
Adolfo (sic?) one can but hope will be better or at the very least be the catalst for a half reasonable offer for the whole company.
Myself I will give this until March 24 to rerate or exit. As I suspected the TU was never going to do much today and as we stand currently we are behind the market with or without TU.
Role January and some fresh thinking. Two months then till March and who knows - certainly not the end of kitchen sinking the bad news/write downs though.
Finally it is a surprise Schroeders have gone along with this.
Of course he does not.
I suspect he is a jobless and potless loner whose daytimes are passed on a variety of forums where he spouts off like the sad troll he is.
Filter the freak is my advice - you will see a lot of empty comment boxes though when he is in full flow.
@Beachfeont Had you bought at the recent lows you would be 30% up now and heading higher with a company that looks to have finally got its act together.
Yes quite a few companies have over the recent past done better but sitting on your hands wishing you had a time machine is not an investment strategy.
Time to Shi t or get off the pot IMV.
CPI is the most unpredictable share I have held in over thirty years - knowing what it will do in either direction is a mystery. I tend to agree though this will not light a fire under it today.
Should at least go up a bit?
Yo utter Throbber.
You will not be missed, sympathies for wherever and whom ever you aflict next.
rhino skinned loser aimless is still spouting forth along with his dime trading chum nosense.
god i hope we see tha back of them tommorow - aimless because even his ******ed swede understands his 14p buy in has gone for good and nosense takes his £220 ish profit from his 'play' here and does something else with this months uc payment.
#seeya
We were 26p on the last pre update close and I said the same thing. I will be very surprised if we replicate that day tommorow.
Overall I am sanguine bordering on confident that between tommorow and Adolpho starting we will see a recovery.
Be nice to put a definitive cost on the hack and that number is not above the current range. That will be a spoiler.
My previous thread starter from mid November. Somewhat adrift from the price today.
All in all disappointing and somewhat unexpected.
#Nomorepricepredictions
The dogs on the street are calling this bust Acker as anyone not fancifully taken in by the endless ramping would know only too well.
2024 - RIP Prem. No flowers by request.
"Nothing has changed, only the owner, still clueless how to make this a profitable company."
Harsh comment really - lots has changed and much is to be commended. For myself I doubt AML will ever make sustainable profits as an independant entity. The costs of development are simply to great AML need to be taken over by a major car company - Geely fit the bill to an extent although VW Group have form in the sector.
Until then shareholders are on a one way ticket to oblivion. Hardly the stuff of Nostre Damus just the simple and regretable truth.
You so obviously wish this to go lower whilst pretending otherwise Acker.
Yo one sneaky MoFo'