Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I can imagine SMS is seen as a laughing stock in the industry these days. I know the markeeters are all struggling but seeing the SP drop from £8 to £69p in 2 years with all these 'Whoopers' being won must bring tears of laughter to the competition
NigeCo
Very good. And I certainly agree on the incredibly low valuation based on revenue.
Out of interest, The Analysts you refer to, how many cover this, do they all give the same figures or have you taken an average?
NigeCo
I agree the golden share puts us in a positive position as it protects any take over. This is a smart move. As for SMS health, I know people with a broken leg that have had more time off work and his age worries are a nonsense.
"The presidential campaign for Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) is launching an $8 million advertisement buy, marking a second major investment by the campaign since Scott announced his presidential run three months ago.
According to a senior Scott official, the ad buy dedicates $6.6 million toward television ads. Scott will also launch a six-figure radio and digital ad campaign during that period."
Looks like US presidency advertising campaigns are beginning momentum. If we can win some of these, coupled with retail Christmas campaigns which are probably being pitched for now. The short term could look positive.
Just looked at the 'Fair Value' rating for SFOR on my Fidelity ISA account and noticed that Morningstar upgraded SFOR from 3 stars to its max rating of 5 stars on 3rd August.
Happy days
Seems we LTH are all frustrated at the SP hitting 157 mid week (ish) and then retracing to 138 (back to Tuesday ish). But remember it was 107 just 4 weeks ago, the SP has/had gone up some 15% in a week (back down to 5%) and 32% in 4 weeks. So that kind of increase attracts day traders, and IMO the sell off. (Though contradicting the above actual Buys far outweighed the Sells at end of play Friday after the auction)
I hope this goes up gradually as not to attract day traders and volatility.