The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
A blue day. Was about time.
Also out of RevB but at a very slight loss. I wasn't too up for watching my close to break even deteriorate. Perhaps a bit hasty, but who can say? Re-deployed some of it here as seems like a more stable bet than mucking around with volatile AIM shares.
Hey Rocket, I started watching this after we crossed paths on the RevB boards. Piled in today. Sadly it has continued to drop but long term I think the business is rock solid.
PottyTime, regardless of the mild ramping. I am very much enjoying the celebratory meal choices.
For a bank specialising in sub-prime I don't think it's great news.
Can I join? I'll take out a Vanquis credit card and buy a 50 year single malt.
Maybe the new rampers here can buy up most of the share free float?
Hope you are happy with a 1-2 year wait. I really don't see this recovering fast. There's a lot to do and the organisation needs the old guard sweep out. Happy to be wrong but as a long term holder here, I've seen nothing but downside. New CEO does have a good track record with Bank of Ireland and may be just the man to do it. I still don't want to add here, it's been a total dog.
Very odd RNS. Would be good to see a figure for the acquisition and some explanation of how it benefits the business.
Also eying this up. I can't see inflows being that great with rising interest rates, but conversely SJP isn't abut to disappear and will definitely bounce back when investor sentiment returns. Could be a bit of a wait though. How they offset the lower fees (their fees are/were ludicrous tbh) is another question.
Be prepared for consistent disappointment. That has been my main takeaway over the past 10 years.
I love how every man and his dog is suddenly interested. I guess a 30% fall will do that. Seeing a lot of this recently, what with St. James Place, taking a 20% hit the other day. Yes, for the first time, I watched the presentation of results and it wasn't exactly 'dynamic'. I was hoping to get out of this share today with a small bump, but I guess I'm holding for longer now.
The increased retail funding vs other borrowing is positive. That's about my positive only takeaway so far. Hope the new CEO can drive down some of those impairments.
He's 'delighted to report a 25% drop in the SP and strong results against expectations".
He's 'delighted to report a 25% drop in the SP and strong results against expectations".
Market clearly very impressed. LOL.
Good god, SJP has taken a beating today! That said, their fees were INSANE, so good they are dropping them even if it does hit the bottom line.
@HereHopin, yes, I took a small loss, but only a few hundred quid, so nothing too bad.I think it was 28.15p. Perhaps a little impatient, but decided I wanted out.
@Downtime, totally correct. I had a holding well before the crash and suspension. So, I took the decision to average down heavily before suspension, getting my average to around 31p. So, the idea was, I'd get out at break even or make a bit of money. I think the FCA investigation was the final straw for me, and I didn't really want to slide into losses.
Looking at it totally cold, having sold out, I'm unsure I want to get back in. As I said, too many unknowns for me.
No guarantees with Boo. But best of luck to everyone. I'm sure there's profit to be had for the patient.
Yup, nice uptrend today.