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If that's going to be such a big success, don't you think that would have been factored in the current sp. Let's see, but I'm not expecting anything spectacular. I Then we will know who's talking out of their orifices that do see the sun.
SP is still drifting after the consolidation. US listing will happen then they will likely cancel UK listing.
You were sent the links by a poster earlier in the week. BTW who has your shares IS your No1 priority. Ask the CEO of Cadburys who got caught looking the other way when Kraft grabbed his company because he wasn't paying attention.
The clue n the SP performance is the peak earnings which are currently over §941m on revenue of §1.4Bn. However, revenue will fall to around §1Bn , but meaning will drop to §114m and there seems to be no explanation for this , how they intend to bolster the §800m loss or how they will maintain the dividend. It's already been raised, and even in a q&a I saw this week randy wasn't even asked to explain this or the tanking SP (Im sure the interviewer was told not to). All I want is clear facts about how randy sees the future of the company for shareholders, not random remarks like I'm loading up or similar twaddle. Also, if the IIs do pull, there will be no announcement until its done and once one does, they all know the signs and will follow.
The CEO manages the share price through making the company a success. He is there to do one thing-add value through the stock price for shareholders. His fist job every day is to check his share register and 2nd is to keep those institutional share holders happy. They must be asking themselves why the heck have they bothered to invest? If they Pull then we are all Fooked.
Seems the lack of communication from the DEC BoD is quite worrying. They are not managing the SP unless they are and then that's even more of a worry! No company can sustain dividends that would equate to the value of that business in 5 years . I certainly don't subscribe to keep buying at the bottom philosophy. This is a share you buy if you can afford to loose it all and the divi is worthless if in one year it would take many years of dividends to put you in the same place when you bought the shares. its a downward spiral and the CEO can't seem to pull back on the yoke!!
Hazbeen a genius
At the time I wrote the sp drop was larger than the divi. I do note that there is an increase shoring of the stock as well. If you bought that many shares why did the stock not go up? Or do you buy on anticipation the stock will drop! Every time you have bought the stocks dropped so let me n on your strategy?
Price has dropped beyond the dividend . Yes buying back lots of shares on the cheap is good, but as the value of the company diminishes, the lending facility gets proportionally smaller.
Investors are also being left confused as they have seen the value of their investments not only reduce, but no recover in the SP post Ex-Div either. Those share holders are owed an explanation as I am sure they would ave rater seen the value of their stock remain the same and take the dividend rather than the state of current affairs. Also, for those who keep saying you've snapped up more, you are being made mugs of. An explanation from the CEO is required as he does not seem to understand how to maintain the value of his company unless the agenda is to buy it back or take it into private equity. In that case we have all been swizzed.
If the fundamentals haven't changed and margins are guaranteed through lift price and hedging if prices. Why is the price swinging. Answer is simple it's on a continuous pump and dump by unscrupulous folk who keep cashing in as the swing gains momentum north and taking advantage of the squeamish on the way down. Nothing can be done but it's holding up the stock being where it should
Your talking out of your bnm mate. Your post is hardly measured??
Need to be investigated as we are seeing big drops followed by buying and further big drops which looks like manipulation and manufactured swings..
Who was it shouting out I'm filling my boots, just bought a traunch etc. Seen it all before when a company has a high degree.of.retail investors and the IIs are walking away. RIs have no leverage on the board and lack of rules.on. The FTSE 250/aim means it's the wild west out there. We always hear about the fundamentals, but given we have seen a turnaround to profit and no reduction in divi, we must ask what is making shareholders walk away or inviting shorters in? Those buying extra would have been better selling and buying back in to obtain a better return on dividends and more shares. Something is quite wrong here and the SP reflects this.
As previously mentioned the CEO said he knew no reason in the volatility of the SP. That was at around 75p on 5th Oct and they are down 15% on that. The scenario is simple with he doesn't know which means he is ignorant and should, or he doesn't want to disclose which would worry those with large r or institutional positions. I've never seen a CEO of a company sell their shares even before they go under. Imagine the run on shares if they did. So, many of us have a holding that has more than halved in the last month with no idea why and no info from the BoD. The only tangible reason I've heard is the rate they will eat into their free cash. Speculation is about future profits and value, but nobody seems to see it currently or they are not sharing it?
The CEO issues an RNS recently saying there was no reason he was aware of for the share price drop. If that was supposed to abate the decline it has very much failed. Are they going to say anything more? The Dividend has gone from 10% to over 21% in a year. It's seems it will keep going lower until you won't need a parachute.
Why would be happy to see the value of his shares half??? Something is awry here. Any analyst would have said hold on your share buy back. Giving all your cash away and a low sp is a disaster.
Ask yourselves why with a 20% divi the SP has halted. That's because those who have sold were first to see what the rest of the market would eventually see and got out with their shirts whilst this who remain are catching a falling knife. Why does the CEO therefore not suspend the share buyback programme until the SP and market stabilises?? HE is only making the matter worse with every announcement. The boards NUMBER 1 priority is to add value for shareholders. At this rate they should walk away and let someone restore faith back in the company by managing income better, asset value and overall value. All the rest is just smoke and mirrors.
Look at Falkland Island Holdings, the directors allegedly run down the SP knowing there was a low-ball offer was coming that would have kept them on board and got them nice bonuses with the new takeover owner who was a tory grandee. However, shareholders rebelled and it didn't go through.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/energy/lse-dec/diversified-energy-shares/future
Probably a combination of institutional investors lowering their holdings, shorter smelling a profit and too many retail investors. Every time an RNS is published the price goes down, Also buying the shares back in such small numbers isn't doing much to woo or keep investors. You would think that with a 20% dividend, they would be piling in, but it seems the market does not think this is sustainable and any news is slim pickings., The stock was stable until they did that placing. it seems even though they have bought and sold wells, it would appear that some if that capital was left over and being used to buy back shares and the lenders rant best pleased, What other explanation could there be when prices are holding/Firming, lots of output and good cash levels.