Like Deeko I have taken this opportunity to average down. I was hoping to get a good chunk of the latest annual isa allowance in here under 20p, and feel pretty lucky to have done so. Fingers crossed, but I'm here for a long haul.
Hi guys. Not been in NCYT for quite a while now, but thought it was worth a look. Will the dispute with DHSC finally be put to bed in June? Can’t find any info about it in the RNSs for the past year. It does look pretty undervalued here, especially compared to some others that don’t even have any income.
She is literally getting paid by Avacta. What do you think she's going to say? "In my professional opinion this has a 25% chance of success"? (Remember O&G companies actually provide a chance of success estimate on their similarly expensive exploration drills)
Pilbara Lithium Projects (Ruth Well and Osborne JV). This update also includes information
from the Osborne JV tenement E47/3719, a joint venture (51% GRE: 49% ARV) held with
Artemis Resources Ltd (ASX: ARV). The Osborne JV sits to the east of the Company’s Ruth
Well Project (Figures 1 and 4).
Recent results from these latest rock chip samples have returned excellent lithium grades
of up to 2.36% Li2O in the western extension to the Osborne trend
Yes Jay, it's showing that price because of a late reported trade of 332,660 shares at 18.25p (£60.71k) from 5 past nine this morning. A sell at that price and time - maybe Earl of Aim cashing out? Well done if so. So it probably won't open at that price - the closing auction settled at 12.25, so, barring further news, I'd expect the opening auction to be around that.
Based on dividends, yes. But they may decide to pause or reduce dividends payments, to hoard cash. The last one represented a cut, so I expect there to be a dividend, but quite possibly reduced. Lets see what the CEO announces nextmonth.
Are you on about WJG or THG? For WJG, there is and will continue to be a shortage of housing/accommodation in this country for a while at least, and probably much longer. The key question is how adroitly WJG can transition from the zero interest rate environment back to long term interest rate normalisation.