The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Guess its time to pick up some more then at what can only be said is rock bottom prices -
Remember the doomslayers are out for their own ends - this is still one of the biggest, highest quality iron deposits in the world - it doesnt matter where it is, if its wanted and needed there will be a way to get it out - dont foget the CHinese economic development plan is not like the western world with 4 year government terms that result n political infighting and little progress, theirs is a 100 year plan executed to the letter, regardless of Covid, global economic turmoil or Trump - they stick to it like glue and so you really think they will turn a blind eye to this - its just a matter of time - those out for a quick buck, sell and run, otherwise lock and load and hold
Did you buy anymore SK ?
My orders didnt fill this morning - MM's love playing with this share
Lets see if they will fill my order at 16.1 & 16.13
16.0505 SP given
Bid 16.46
Ask 16.76
Go figure . . .
MM's fiddling as usual on open
all such a happy bunch here today
Happy Invester - what a contradiction in terms ?
Some solid and sizeable buys going throuhg this morning -
RKH has a very big bounce and PMO holding its own around 3% upside. News afoot - remember this is (as proven so many times in the past) a very very leaky ship so watch for SP action up or down in a sizeable way -
RKH up 13% ?
Happy, this is exactly the way that TD operates and doent see anything wrong with it. Thats what i have been sayign for years, he is not the right man for the job and finally people starting to agree with me.
He just doesnt get it it - what you need to remember is that for all intents and purposes, Tony is an accountant (sorry to all those accountants here), so he does things only when they need to be done and doesnt see outside the box. He (apparently) still seems blind to the fact that his constant silence only feeds the vultures and works against him and his team. Somehow after all these years and being one of the most manipulated stocks in the FTSE, he still doesnt see he is doing anything wrong. Conversely, this might all be part of his elaborate game plan and if so, a very corrupt one at that (god forbid i should insinuate that the FCA doesn't do anything).
For me the key thing as always that is missing is his total and complete failure of his primary role and responsibility as CEO which is to return value to shareholders - i know i have siad this before but he continually fails and in fact has destroyed shareholder value, destroyed the value of the company, left us leveraged to the hilt, with one or two decent assets but a plethora of FU's also
What does our BOD not see - if this is an example of corporate governance at the highest levels in the FTSE then god helps us all
Kenni, my advice, make your own decisions, then there is nobody to blame but yourself -
it seems many buys this morning in advance - well we expected heavier buying activity through today - will be an interesting day
This is your chance to load up, those that havent yet . . .
Such sad news - so sorry to hear that. SO wish you can at least prolong as much as possible, sounds like your giving it your best try. We been through some hell and high waters here - like to think you can now make some solid returns and payback from Tony.
Keep well and very best wishes
News leaked? - seems a little out of step with rest of market today but long may it continue . . . .
They been bringing their breakeven down and down - right now, whilst its important, the most critical is this refinancing - if Tony simply got it done and out the way it would leave the SP open to some action but its being held in place for the RI and heavily manipulated right now.
I have a feeling that as month end nears, we will start to see some very big swings in SP until clarity is thrown into the mix.
Jono, check back through the RNS, it was in one of the recent TU's
18.5 would be nice.
Shame that we dropped similar to TLW yesterday but today TLW is curently up 14% vs our 5%
DBNO, its not jus the oil price, its a correction from overselling yesterday, EU markets not doing too bad today, US futures looking to recover some ground plus the Hurricane adding some weight :)
Ever the optimist DBNO . . . . . guess you are out
Honestly, i expected PMO to bounce back more today or at leat in line with its peers such as TLW or ENQ - they are both up 3% & 5% respectively whilst PMO is on the flat line - ummmmmmm being held maybe -
We should expect news later this week maybe / i hope to clarify the position and progress from Tony - if he wants to get this going of course
EU futures looking positive but US futures already going negative but no as bad as yesterday,
Mr Johnson's speach this morning on new Uk COVID restrictions will also be very important for markets -
"The Chrysaor talks have not touched on the possibility of
Chrysaor acquiring Premier, sources have told Reuters
previously, adding that it would not engage in such talks while
Premier remains saddled with current debt levels."
Interesting wording - suggests that if the current debt (partially or fully) was refinanced C wold be interested possibly - i still think more to this than being let on. Of course it would benefit C to have the debt already sorted and then buy it and take advantage of tax credits.