Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
stevebt, not the government but BOE that controls interest rates. Increasing them to reduce inflation.
We should see a 1-2% increase across markets today as pension funds rebalance their portfolios for end of Q3. As equities have been hit badly in Q3, naturally they need to buy more today to match the % requirement for the portfolio going into Q4.
The measure today was not made by the BoE interest rate committee but experts within the bank and amounts to Quantitative Easing . So let's sum this up, BoE experts are performing temporary QE whilst the interest rate committee are performing the exact opposite, Quantitative Tightening!!! Sterling is being punished as I write and worst case scenario is an emergency IR rise.
This has been raised in the past i.e. expectation (potential) v reality (actual revenue). Up until 48 hours ago the split was 100:0, now it is 80:20 as the revenue can gets kicked down the road. The AIM loves high expectation and hates when reality hits.
It wIll take SA scientists about 10-14 days to grow and examine the Omicron cultures before they can say if the current vaccines will continue to work. Therefore expect stockmarket swings based on hearsay and misinformation for the next 2 weeks.
A fellow scientist, a geneticist from Stanford University, speculated in the comments that the virus was so different to the original Wuhan strain, Sars-Cov-2, it could be labelled “Sars-Cov-3” – “essentially restarting the pandemic”.
A fellow scientist, a geneticist from Stanford University, speculated in the comments that the virus was so different to the original Wuhan strain, Sars-Cov-2, it could be labelled “Sars-Cov-3” – “essentially restarting the pandemic”.
Well if Market capitalisation = NAV + Market expectation, then based on the OPTI share price, the NAV of Skinbio is basically zero and everything is based on future expectation! As I said earlier, let’s hope nothing goes wrong!
I might be completely wrong but about SBTX but at it’s current price, I would rather have 25% exposure to an asset (not currently reflected in the OPTI share price), than exposed 100% to a share that, based on one piece of bad news, would collapse in price.
Easyp, I agree with your thoughts on a takeover. Look at Laird, pulled down to a low of 114 then boooom, a takeover bid at �2.
You see Delek have played this very well. People on this board say that they will he happy with something close to £1.50. That is exactly what Delek was hoping for. This is all mind games and psychology. Let me ask you something, what would the price be in 1 year from now. Exactly! So why should Delek not pay for the near term future cost as well!