The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
I am still thinking of rejecting the deal, I don't think the creditors will force closure. We just continue paying down debt into a rising oil price market next year. Either that or a better deal for shareholders will emerge. Imho
TD should quit now
He is a conflict of interest
We need a new leader right now
Itching to move higher - brent on the up too
did they drop the price just to activate your limit order Lee?
I had to quadruple my investment Rooks
Bought a large stash yesterday, my break even now 17p.
Feeling confident we we will get there, and beyond.
today seems good today to me, Gov on both sides determined to prevent full lockdown and keep the economy rolling.
I agree! Tony has given up and retiring early, fire him and block the merger
I am just holding on to the idea it might take 5yrs to regain 50p value (my avg is now 30p), that's allot better than a wipe out.
"The board only holds 0.12% shares is that like 900,000 shares. Worth 140k? The entire board?"
Tony Durrant 1,754,789 (shares)
Richard Rose 277,849
Robin Allan 1,061,306
I would agree POO is on the strong up, could be 45 by end Oct easy, prompting a better offer than this, as well as share holder refusal to Yes this.
Yes I think so - but 25p would get the votes and deal done.
You might have seen BBC version of the story :
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-scotland-scotland-business-54431556
What would it mean, well I would hope a different plan that doesn't destroy shareholders. If he has so much experience why are we only entertaining takeover talks at the 11th hour?
Can shareholders cast a no confidence vote and remove TD from takeover talks?
He should have been concentrating on takeover with BP/others past 12 months not buying assets from them. Face reality PMO.
I still think BP would be a better route, less complicated, relationship established, perhaps Tony has been onto this and they are one of the others involved in talks. The government could also help here.
with BP would be a much better plan, failing that go for state ownership, it can happen, British Oil
Imho
that is excatly what i have been saying from the start of the outbreak TomLondon.
the only policy that would have worked and the only policy that will work going forward
it seems ironic that that was the govs first approach then they changed their minds
the full lockdown was a monumental mistake
Channel
https://www.youtube.com/c/CoreFinance/videos, presumably published there first
Wher & when can I watch this folks?
Ta
anyway I just added 10k's worth @19p, brings by avg down allot.