Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Master RSI is one of the good guys,show him a bit of respect.He puts an awful amount of time in to research.
Some others on here I am not so sure of.
Hopefully we will not get a cheap takeover at this point with the SP being so low.
From the other board and totally agree.
I believe Kerogen are long term committed to HUR. What you have to remember is that by having a seat on the board, Kerogen will be on all the insider lists that HUR have to keep to comply with AIM rules. As such, they are extremely restricted as to when they can trade the stock in any event.
If they wanted to free themselves up, they would have opted to remove their board representation IMHO
Well certainly their football team is on the up.
Keep finding oil and selling it as we currently are,then no problem.
Agreed Foresight22 but one also has to remember that this is not a Warwick DEEP drill,it is as you say crestal.So knowing HUR
(they don't mess around) it could be sooner.In the mean time,I would love to know the amount in our 2nd consignment to BP
and also where all the shares have been placed from our recent II disposal.
Well certainly HE doesn't mean Hgher Education in your case.
Foresight22 . Please use HUR instead of HE and Dr Trice instead of Dr Rocks.
People may then be able to tell what you are on about then.
Quite, who exactly is paying you.
usapc,maybe you should be talking to your lease holders and not speaking on a shares financial bulletin board.
Suspect posts imo. If you are a landlord then it's simple regarding your properties.Use them or lose them.
You are starting to click on KNIGELK.
Consider this ,the bricks & mortar stores will not all close, many will, but there will be those really large stores
left that will sell virtually everything and will also have large click and collect services. Think of a huge Amazon in your town, only you will be able to get the brands you want or click and collect in person, after all it saves on an awful amount of cardboard and delivery vans all blocking up the streets.
Then do your own research and post it on here.
Think they are still in with the Black Friday arrangement, where some others are not.
With the Market down today,a good time to grab a bargain,or for shorts to close and take maximum profit.
Also good to see Blackrock reducing their short postion.
Some would say about time too,but very welcome purchase from the CEO and boosts confidence no end. Now let's see if we have any other members of the BOD put their money where their mouth is. Excellent news.
Debenhams moves away from ‘vanity project’ TV ads in favour of an experiential Christmas campaign
Debenhams has deliberately taken a step back from the usual big Christmas ad this year and is instead focusing on making its stores a “true gift destination”.
By Ellen Hammett 7 Nov 2018 8:00 am
Debenhams is putting the spotlight on the joy of gift-giving rather than receiving in its 2018 Christmas campaign as the struggling department store eschews the big emotional TV ad and focus on experiential in a move to “reclaim” its position as a destination for gifting.
The campaign, ‘Do a bit of you know you did good’, celebrates “fist-pump” moments. Four 20-second films, created by agency Mother, depict people finding the “perfect gift”, with Kiki Dee’s upbeat 1980s classic Star providing the soundtrack.
The campaign launches on social media and digital channels today (Wednesday 7 November) before airing on TV on Friday. For the first time, it will be supported by a range of experiential activity – including gift markets, gin bars and ice-cream pop-ups – across 70 Debenhams stores.
Despite plans to close up to 50 of its stores, Debenhams says it wants to “create a true gift destination” this Christmas and “capitalise on the social shopping trend”.
Gone are the days when you could get your TV slot within the centre [ad] break of Corrie [Coronation Street] and the job was done.
Richard Cristofoli, Debenhams
“For us, it’s about making sure we’re creating a great experience when you get to store. The store experience is about, as much as possible, creating an experience you can’t replicate online,” Debenhams’ managing director of beauty and marketing, Richard Cristofoli tells Marketing Week.
“In the past we’ve been very focused on how it feels for the person receiving the gift. This year, what we’re trying to do is say ‘when you’re putting that much energy and effort into getting it right for the recipient, there’s something you can do here to treat yourself too’.”
Moving on from ‘vanity project’ TV ads
It is no secret that Debenhams, like many retailers on the high street, has had a difficult year, and the decision to take a step back from its usual cinematic advertising is not a coincidence.
“We sensed that some customers are beginning to get a little cynical about big cinematic ads and beginning to question ‘well hang on, where does the money come from to make something like that?’,” Cristofoli explains.
“In the current retail climate in the UK, how can I look a colleague in the eye when we’re all being told we need to manage costs carefully and make sure we’re driving a simplicity focus and efficiency, and then tell them I’ve spent millions on making a vanity project TV ad? It would be remiss of any marketer not to be thinking really carefully about how they spend and invest to maximise return on investment.”
However, Cristofoli says this has made Debenhams much sharper in how it has approached Christmas this
https://www.marketingweek.com/2018/11/07/debenhams-christmas-marketing-campaign-2018/