The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
It doesn't matter what EZJ's last set of figures were as the focus is on how they are doing now. Cancelling 180,000 flights from Gatwick is not good business sense and this week has lost a full weeks flights and holidays to Rhodes. Not good news either and someone will have to sort out refunds and compensation. Again not good news. Others will cancel and choose not to travel. Which way would you bet in the run up to the next update? One you might get away with but these are starting up add up for Easyjet unfortunately.
The price cap for energy gets revisited on Thursday and it looks like it coming down about £500. That will take the shine off high energy prices and energy stocks and some seem to be moving down in advance. Less demand also in summer.
I might look to pick some up if it gets to 0.85p.
Welcome to the world of death spiral finance.
That's what convertible loan notes mean.
Best avoided and you'll see.
VLS should have been at the forefront of all of these. When reliant on Governments to assist things move so slowly.
https://www.business-live.co.uk/economic-development/jet2-invest-plant-turn-black-26791961
Staggering losses
Both Beauty and Ingenuity revenues have declined in the first quarter
Golden share wording is vague and might only be relented the same time as any premium listing.
it might be a tuff conference call convincing the sceptics.
The delay here will be to sort the cost overrun funding out in between times. One thing at a time at ANGS. Should have been in the money 3 months ago and yet more cost overruns and delays. Why don't they let LTH's and PI's get a discounted slice of the pie with warrants attached also.
The delay lets them sort the funding overrun out.
Yes they may have had an offer already but if the terms are not good why not give it to the PI's who have funded the drill and patiently waited. 1.25p and each with a warrant attached like the big boys get.
Always get wary when things don't run to time and there are delays.
There can't be much of a market left in POLY on the LSE if does decide to relist in Khazakstan. Means many shareholders will be looking to sell up and shorters will be looking to take it down to pick up stock and exit.
How did they finish?
The Tesla bear case is starting to play out now.
Always be wary when Musk is selling large amounts.
Was always going to get distracted by Twitter and its financials.
Looking likely. USA not looking too bright...
Its never a good thing to hold too many shares inany company where Braveheart Investments and TB are invested.
Any rises get ruthlessly sold into and its Aim
You just need to look at the Braveheart share price and Director deals to see what you are up against.
Can you share the broker downgrade and what target price did they indicate?
I thought 8 to 10 was what was reasonably expected for the whipstock or wedge to be lodged. That was from the end of October.
Times getting on.
Problems?
On key infrastructure in Ukraine after Zelenski addressesd the G20. Kiev and Poltava mentioned.
2 of those missiles though have sadly exploded in Poland and one went 65 miles into Poland, a Nato country.
High risk investment.
So where's the money come to see them through.
Have sold and leased back Bumbly?
Always was despite what GL is trying to infer. Ultimately people leave when the boring side of getting on with things takes over. Doesn't help either when one of your Directors is continually selling.
Suggest you read past RNS's for the careful wordings. Then tonight in response to the Sky News leak. Could have dismissed it completely but they haven't. Cats appears to be out the bag.
Didn't JJB do a CVA then months later it went under.
Be extremely careful, as choice wording seems to be masking what is actually going on.
"Interpath Advisory is assisting the Board with an initial assessment of certain elements as part of the development of this turnaround plan.
As previously announced on 13 September, the Group continues to assess its ongoing financing requirements, including a possible equity raise, to allow the Company to strengthen its balance sheet. KPMG continues to support the Group on its medium-term funding."
It's great you can buy more back thriller but the Insurance sector seems to be the focus of the latest hit to share prices. Is it Hurricane Ian and the damage it brings with it or is it just market sentiment?
Who knows but whatever it is has spooked the sector this morning.
Never a good sign when they start to sell in any amounts and particularly when they have about 20% remaining to offload should he wish. Is this why GL is undertaking the PR rounds.