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A mid term holder is basically a day trader who is making a loss. Either hold the paper loss and wait for the recovery or sell at a loss and chase the next rainbow
Presumably, by the time the cruises are allowed to get going again they'll be testing everyone before boarding
Why do they do this? ~20% spread is ridiculous
Benefit of newmont is that cash isn’t a problem. Things might be quicker if OMI go alone but there would be constant dilution to raise capital. Hope Newmont hurry up and get on with it but they have the cash, our issues are being sorted out and the local government are now more supportive.
Thanks Thomas - ducks beginning to align. Interesting to see where the ceiling is on this, I think we have seen the floor. I'm averaging ~5.8 so a way to go...
Does that put the Loryser matter to bed? Can only be a good thing
Presumably this is some shorts closing out? Doesn't look like a significant chunk going but am I right that it would either have had to be a random big buy or more likely shorts closing?
Labour government will cost less me less than this charlatan running the country. Johnson is a disgraceful politician who isn't fit to represent this country
The languishing share price is obvious. The company needs funds and it's unclear where they will come from. Bonds are the preferred model but if they can't secure them then it's either bust or ah alternate raise. that's why the price is where it is
My concern would be that FT have been ahead of the curve on everything so far and the shorts are still in place... starting to get a bit concerned by this...
Thanks!
Excuse my naivity but what is meant by the bond auction? Presumably because the interest rates are set it's a case of just selling them asap? Or is it a case that everyone subscribes to what they want and then it is shared out proportionally amongst those?
Probably a bit naive but wasn't yesterdays rise likely the result of it being the day of the month where monthly pension top ups take place?
Seems to be a very concerted effort to keep this below 15p at start and close each day. Is it something to do with help selling the bonds?
How can you tell it's MSIL? Can you see this data on level 2? I'm still hopeful here but it's depressing to see the declines come out of nowhere and huge spreads to discourage buying
Thanks, I traded this and did well but am happy to hold now. Think we will have some positive results and hopefully move towards the 50s which I think represents a fair market price for the risk Vs reward
Hi RB for someone still relatively new to the market, can you explain what we think is going on with this share? There have been some very odd movements over the last few days and the spread is huge at time - seemingly trying to discourage buyers? Eg at the moment 41.03 Vs 41.60
lost my money here and got out last year, lost some more on GGP - have since gone to a real investing strategy of proper companies and made my money back through sensible investments in FTSE companies. If UKOG turns out to be the find of the century it will be the exception rather than the rule. I've only started making money since I stopped chasing rainbows...
Nice 13% boost to the pension pot here - plan to continue to hold. My target at this stage is 160.
as a recent investor a great day and everything looks blue. Hope for the longer term owners that we get you back in the blue soon.