Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
IQE’s capability to lose huge sums of money on producing ‘world leading’ products is second to none. Ceasing operations, mothballing machinery and equipment, and hey presto.. Losses will be Reduced. IMHO.
Jolly - Take your snout to BXP. likely to be more fulfilling. IQE will struggle to ever make a decent profit,
I cannot see why they don't raise prices to ensure a decent profit margin. Should be possible for a 'worldleader'.
Come on Jolly, don't pretend to be small fry. And look, the share prce is showing signs of rising, but still jolly cheap.
My dividend arrived the other day, very nice!
Why not get ssuper rich and fill your boots to the brim, just a bit of patience and then, yes... Bahamas here I come!
Jolly - Pocket money to you, pocket money. And that in possibly one of the safest stocks on the market.
Medicines man, medicines, always a growing demand for medicines, especially those produced at lower cost, and
that is where BXP excells!
Jolly - Peanuts for a man like you. You are foregoing an opportunity to make serious megabucks over time. all you need is a much larger pile of the shares, put them in a drawer, leave the there for a few years, then dig them out when the time suits you, and then HEY PRESTO ...Bahamas here we come!
IMHO
BXP up 5% today on Dhama Stock exchange, makes our GDR shares (which are entitled to exactly the same dividend)
look miraculously cheap at less than half price.
Jolly - you should have been buing more, stlll not too late.
Dartron - When shorters reduce their exposure it is because they fear the share price will rise.
Our BXP- GDR shares are listed in London beccause the Fundraise was in London. The GDR shares have no voting rights and cannot be traded on the Dhaka Stock Exchange, but have precisely the same dividend rights as the BXP shares traded on the Dhaka Stock Exchange. I understand that BXP's exports are channelled through an export-company with a stake in BXP.
The fact that Bangladesh based investors are happy to pay a good price for BXP shares assures me that there is nothing to fear about the soundness of this progressive Company.
The huge discount when comparing our share price with the price paid for the Dhaka Stock Exchange is for me a strong indication that the share price here will rise substantially as we go forward. I am in it for the long term, very long term.
(Our price 38,50 pence, Dhaka price today Taka 146.20 = 107.6 pence)
Not so very long ago a correspondent on this BB rudely told me off for comparing a good Company (APH) with a 'bad' Company (BXP). Well, the fact is that BXP Shares have held up very nicely, whereas APH shares have fallen by some 30% since my being rudely told off. No more rudeness please!
Dartron - I should have mentioned that BXP shares are traded on the Dhaka stock exchange, and the company is based in Dhaka.
Our shares were part of a fundraise here and in the USA, our shares are GDR shares, which have exactly the same Dividend rights as the Ordinary shares traded in Dhaka, but the GDR shares cannot be traded on the Dhaka stock exchange.