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That was quite a painful lunch I had yesterday. At 11am I walked to the shop for a sandwich, at in the park and a long stroll through the park back home at 1:45pm. About a dozen of my COVI stocks were already down by 25-30%!! OUCH! I was surprised to see ZOOM also hit. But looks like manufacturing, banks, and airlines are on the up.
Yesterday at around 1:30pm after seeing the share prices drop, I tried log into my Lloyd haredealing account, but couldn't. After several tried, I could, but the system would take 5 minutes or so to load pages, and would often generate an error. The online chat Help service was unavailable. I called the support number, but there was an hour's wait. These problems persisted most of the afternoon.
This is very bad service. I want to change to a trading account that did not have these issues. Were any of you able to trade yesterday between 1pm - 4pm with no problems? I'd like to know which platform you used.
Odd - I don't see it available on the website https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:REDX/Redx-Pharma-PLC/
I like the progress this company has made, and the project for renewable/sustainable aviation fuel is commendable. But the airline industry has been crippled due to COVID, so I would imagine the demand for aviation fuel has been slashed as well. I wonder how this may affect the success of this project. On the other hand, I can see that airlines would like the idea of cheaper fuel to enable them to resume operations more quickly.
Any thoughts?
This is a useful tool from the British Medical Journal which aids understanding of what the sensitivity and specificity numbers mean for SARS-CoV-2 test kits.
https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m1808/rr-22
This is a useful tool from the British Medical Journal which aids understanding of what the sensitivity and specificity numbers mean for SARS-CoV-2 test kits.
https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m1808/rr-22
This is a useful tool from the British Medical Journal which aids understanding of what the sensitivity and specificity numbers mean for SARS-CoV-2 test kits.
https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m1808/rr-22
This is a useful tool from the British Medical Journal which helps get an understanding of what the sensitivity and specificity numbers mean SARS-CoV-2 test kits.
https://www.bmj.com/content/369/bmj.m1808/rr-22
@albus I assume you are referring to the part of the RNS where they challenge the lockdown. The company robustly outlines the futility and damage that the lockdown has caused, and publishes the professional opinions of medical experts which back up that position. If you consider that to be a "rant" then you are free to do so. I am glad JDW is announcng this publically and formally, and hope many more companies do likewise. I hoped more companies would have rejected the lockdown rules right from the beginning and continued trading. When I go into pubs now, with the social distancing measures in place, I cannot see why most pubs and restaurants could not have been operating in that manner all the way through. The damage the government has caused by implementing the lockdown is monumental, and we will not recover from it for decades.
I'm curious why there seems to be so much interest in this share. There are two severe problems with this company at the moment:
- There are so many customer complaints that they have not been able to resolve them in FCA timeframe, and FCA have granted them extra time; and they have warned that resolving these complaints will have a material impact. [RNS 22 June]
- Their major Institutional Investor, Richmond Group, wanted to see changes in the board. The company did not do that, so Richmond is pulling it's entire investment out, which is 60% of AMGO's entire capital. [RNS 5 June]
Yet another positive RNS indicating the continuous progress this company is making. And great to see the outstanding calibre of talent they have on their board.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleone_Ferrara
... so that they can finish phase 3 quicker.
Layman's translation: they are looking for ways to run bits of phase 3 in parallel, using the placement money to do it.
The Red Lake area seems to have frequent fires over the years. Perhaps a risk worth considering for those planning to hold for the long term.
This is pretty poor luck. The fire, which is currently not under control) is 1km northeast of Madsen, which is basically on the mine itself.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/forest-fires
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pure+Gold+Red+Lake+Mine
Last year's total revenue was £3.1. So £360m is at least *one hundred times* last year's performance. This is truely monumental!
The £17m payment alone about 5 times last year's revenue.
The £360m over the next few years is 100 times last year's revenue.
Then add royalties on top of that.
I think this means the share price should at the very least increase to 5 times what it was this time last year, and potentially rise to a significant fraction of 100 times last year's share price.
Curious to see what the share price will do after 9am, and 2:30pm.