Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Neil is the Lion of the Bourse. He bestrides the Stock Exchange Iike a colossus. Why onl6 today at 11:30 he predicts "no one else will touch this company with so much financial irregularities" and within hours we learn that Boohoo have vastly increased their holding - actually taking it close to the takeover threshold. Neil"s predictive ability is like Russell Grant and Mystic Meg rolled into one.
Baserite, may I suggest that you concentrate on trying to make money from share trading, or at least minimising your losses, instead of diverting yourself from the horror of how much you've burnt through by getting involved in meaningless, pointless BB spats. There can't really be market abuse on chat boards like this because nobody in their right minds would base a trading decision with their own money on anything posted here. Usually people come on these boards for confirmation that their reckless gamble had some rational basis. BTW, before Covid the biotech sector was a black hole for money. Now covid is over I fear it's reverted to that. Maybe check out some other sectors and companies?
Today is a good day to buy. Interims due next week.
Our hearts go out to Magmanus49, whose position here is getting deeper underwater by the day. We'll be calling him Captain Nemo soon - when he's 20,000 leagues under the sea.
After all the ramping over the weekend I was thinking of buying in this morning. Sitting on my hands for now though - the deal might wipe out ordinary shareholders.
Darth, it doesn't really matter what you think the country 'deserves'. There is no constitutional requirement for a general election. The Tories and their 2019 manifesto secured a big mandate and that is still the case. My personal opinion is that Sunak looks like the first adult PM we've had since Blair. And also my personal opinion is that the last thing this country needs is more drawn out uncertainty of a General Election campaign. Enough drift and naivety.
Starting to come down from the recent highs caused by the mini budget. This should feed through into lower rates for mortgage deals, which jumped alarmingly in the market panic. A new, more astute PM and Chancellor should help cement this - unless BoE decide to hike interest rates to reduce inflation without any regard for the wider economy, which looks to be heading into a sharp recession. Their mandate only extends to inflation though - in retrospect an over-simplification, and one due for a rapid overhaul.
It remains the case that the UK has relatively low levels of national debt as a proportion of GDP as compared to other G7 countries and major economies. That's not to say it's good, I'm all for fiscal rectitude (or rectal fiscitude as my wife and I like to call it). As I understand it, the OBR will say that Truss's measures to promote economic growth cannot hope to induce enough growth to provide sufficient extra taxes to cover the extra spending she is proposing. She was therefore suggesting trying to cut some areas of public expenditure, but Labour and Tory rebels are ruling that out. If she can freeze public spending though, inflation will reduce it as a proportion of GDP - and also erode the value of the national debt. It's an ill wind...
Pernix, as you are obviously desperate for a low entry price, perhaps start praying that Putin detonates a tactical nuke in Ukraine. That would really tank the markets. And screw everyone who gets hurt so long as you get what you want.
If Putin gets deposed (or dies) on the other hand, there will probably be a massive market bounce.