Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
im not sure anyone would have cared if the directors had took the dividends as cash - its what most directors do. at least for the stocks that i own. i believe the option of shares vs cash was given to create a way of not paying out most the divs in cash - just my opinion of course.
todays low market price was 45p and high price was 52p so on the face of it looks like massive profit could have been made today. but not so, as i tried to buy in at 46p...and got quoted 49.5p....so quite a wide spread wiping out any profits. never mind.
does anyone have any idea who exactly owes DQE the cash that they are having trouble getting ? is it a few "small" companies who could theoretically go bust or are we talking major businesses like disney or similar ? also another question on my mind is, if these companies are simply late in paying, surely DQE can just take them to court to recover the cash ? why has this never been mentioned ??
excellent news for the long term point of view, really happy with that as for me this was a long term investment short term though, but im not sure if we can expect profits to take a hit due to the mild winter last year ? so good news and not-so-good news, probably why there was no change the sp yesterday...
my auto-buy is at £16. bought in at £20 (sucker) so my av will be £18 which i think will be good going into the next couple of years. ex divi date is in on wednesday so i expect a further drop then.