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You can change the name of the company and individuals involved to try and disassociate yourself from WAND but you still have the FCA breathing down your neck with an investigation after the massive black hole in the accounts. No way that will escape without a very large fine to deter others. So 65p seems about a reasonable level to fall back to.
I was waiting for 32p but it seems to be in a real down trend. Will wait for 30p and then decide.
Then you start to tame Inflation.
Not good if you hold shares in any of the above. Some are slower than others to realise it.
It's looking bright and sunny over the next few days so produced has will be going into storage for the winter.
Don't you think it would be better to focus on the energy price cap decision which I believe is made on the 25th August.
It's expected to come down again.
That leaves only 1 full week to get the results out then into the end of August Bank Holiday weekend and a day or two afterwards.
Knife edge stuff
Reardon its recession fears that is driving the market. That is not good for any shares let alone the high octane ones like Boohoo
You have to be very brave to hold in turbulent markets when it is probably easier to sell and buy back cheaper. CPI isn't immune to volatile markets and is getting caught up in them just like every other share.
The Director that sold some yesterday may want to reflect. Poor market sentiment at the moment and its hitting all shares.
If it gets to 16p then I might buy a few but it will depend on the general market.
It's getting ever closer and closer.
We're getting nearer and nearer.
Should hopefully get there by the end of tomorrow or early next week.
Should come under some heavier selling pressure tomorrow given the sale. I may look to buy if it gets to 16p but will have to balance it against the many headwinds with the economy at the moment.
Kept the RNS back to 17:02 as well.
Easy short and I'm expecting this to just keep trending downwards. Low margins already and everyone who outsources to them will be looking to shave corners in a cost of living crisis and at the same time two of their main costs electricity to drive systems and computers and wages, including the minimum, keep going up. Anus horriblis for most outsourced.
It looks to heading that way
Knife edge stuff and now counting down. Will they or won't they. Suspended again or not.
Are people still actually following this one daily. There can't be many with a track record worse than this one. Its flagged up as an update due. Are we still waiting for DRC ratification? What of Liberia? Can't be too far from backing out of Tema also? Whats the setup now at Sierra Leone? Suppose a reason or explanation for each of the above might be beyond PF telling shareholders. Best of luck for the update if it is imminent. I shall watch from the sidelines.
Is a reload at 32p or 33p what you are thinking ?
It just seems to going one way at the minute and that's down. Maybe the odd dead cat bounce but it's not worth getting trapped in when there are so many better shares around.
Not too many left before the end of the month.
About Wednesday then it starts to get edge of a knife time as the clock ticks down and its second half of the month.
In fact its halved from only within recent memory. That's what cost overruns, sexy finance with large warrants deals attached and large shareholders who have benefited then selling down on every decent rise. Why no bank finance and is Lucan on borrowed time if he can't resurrect the share price. Genuine questions.
This has got to be one of the most glaring short opportunities going. Whilst households have been squeezed on gas and electricity prices and pulled from pillar to post todays profit numbers from Centrica are stink of just blatant profiteering. A pre-tax loss of £1.18 Billion turned into a £6.42 billion pre-tax profit. Beyond reprehensible. Next price cap decision will see a big drop as energy prices feed into CPI figures. You just cannot defend these numbers.