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I would be sick with a buy out at 24p considering I had the chance to sell out at 35p
Ponie, stop looking for pony conspiracies and read a few books on how the exchange works, it’s clear as **** but no matter how many times it gets explained it will get buried in a sea of conspiracy. Hydro conspiracies 10 - 0 the markets reality.
Not that I am in any way saying you’re affiliated with hydro hydro.
Fair response.
How people get excited over 8p when we were once at 30 is beyond me. I’m still quite sick about sp
How people get excited over 8p when we were once at 30 is beyond me. I’m still quite sick about sp
No they’re not
Just a hunch
Wyloo looking to buy us out in the future maybe.
That prediction of games being over is an ever moving goalpost prediction by you and your ilk. When will you admit you’re an idiot
It’s shocking.
My average is now 21p after originally getting in at 4p, bought the majority when I got wrapped up in hype after initially sitting on excellent profits (particularly % wise). Still topping up as and when I get the opportunity but unfortunately minimal amounts as I’m preparing to be crippled by next years mortgage fixed term ending! I want to get 15p average before it shoots up but can’t see it
Kernowlad - Spot on post.
Hope you're right but that's just a wild stab in the dark.
Moron
How will they have lost more by averaging down? There is still lots of upside regardless of your sour attitude. Average down to the price of today or even an 100% premium and people will still inevitably make money. Opportunity cost is the only thing that is at risk
People suggesting the share price is reflective of the deal are clueless about markets, it's embarrassing, in fact when I say markets I mean economics in general. People love to thrash out some cliche lines that have been peddled over the years about the markets. "the market looks to the future", "it's already valued in" - get a grip.
Also, the financing of Havieron is my least concern over GGP, Shaun Day's bread and butter is finance, that's the area where if you're gaffer you'd trust your minions. My biggest concern is the shareholder value that he so eloquently mentions, the free float does us no favours, the repeated dilution whether a means to an end or not just weakens my hand each time unless I keep buying, my concern is that because of that the price of dreams slips away a little each time until eventually the profit I take from it will be that I could have taken many times over in a few other shares over the last 3 years that I didn't because I'm heavy here.
But yeah, concern yourselves over the finances with speculation or trust a very well respected CFO playing CEO.
So what you doing on here if you’ve never looked back, clown.
This share price is brutal. Bought up a fair few this month with another buy this afternoon but fear is seeping in. My average is still way higher than I’d like but I don’t have enough disposable to make this comfortable.
For me, coupled with everything going on with the company there are wider market situations at play. Money is being taken out left right and centre all over the shop. All the covid investors will probably need the play money back for the leccy bills. Some amazing opportunities now and coming up but I’d rather be feeling comfortable if I’m honest. Need the economy to improve
The joint ventures were never on the table. I said it all along that the things Craig said in interviews just didn’t add up when talking about those joint ventures.
I’m confused. Has sandeep basically lost 25m if he were to take our offer of 5% of theirs at 85m and then purchase 5% of ours at 60m…