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Fair enough, can't blame you slicing with that kind of holding. I bought some of mine at 27p so wouldn't earn much for my troubles with a small slice at 30p. Thinking 50p minimum before I take any out.

I'm not going to get excited about 14p but it's a step in the right direction. As for taking some off the table at 30p, you could have almost done that in November. Here for much more than that.

I can see this being lucrative over time during the move to green solutions.

Is it not time to stop talking about all these windfarms and start building them? Constantly seeing articles on how we need this and that but no sign of them getting started.

We've had very little newsflow this year that could boost the share price. The FSS confirmation was a known certainty so became a trading opportunity twice. The only other bit of good news were some tiny contracts that totalled about 10m.

I wouldn't say we'be had a downward spiral, we are pretty much back to where we were after the December 30th RNS that caused some of our IIs to dump 10s of millions of shares. I agree there is almost zero chance the LTIP is hit this year.

H2 has to be heavy newsflow with finance, JR, solid H1 performance (hopefully/quite likely), and we must be expecting some major contracts if we have any chance of hitting the 2024 revenue targets of over 200m. All of that could take us to 30p+, but AIM will do AIM so I don't get my hopes up.

There was a photo on their Linked In a few days ago showing a tour for the National Shipbuilding Office. You can see two barges on the left and two on the right. Or is that all one barge on the left? These things must be huge if so.

Yes, "around". It sounds like Q2 was the aim for it but not a hard deadline.

From the photo the other day it looks like they have four well under construction at Benfast and I seem to remember they were constructing another four at the same time elsewhere.

I wonder when they applied for that. UKEF is likely to be the hold up on our finance deal. They received money from UKEF in November as well so it must have been sometime after that.

yes, you are the bigot. if you can't see that then there's no helping you. i'm not bothering with you any more as this thread is meant to be about a great hire at harl not your ****phobia.

No.

Oh enough with the bigotry already Broomtree. Can smell your type a mile away. That does not belong on these boards.

Also I never once said HARL had restrictions on workers. People from certain backgrounds tend to avoid working in certain industries because they have to deal with people like you on a daily basis.

Agreed. Best man for the job should always win. Glad we're hiring some good people, it's a sign of confidence.

I'm quite liking the pride logo, nice to see that I am invested in an inclusive company. Manual labour jobs typically don't have the best reputation when it comes to attracting employees outside of straight white males.

You'll not find many dividends on AIM.

It does seem like the day/week traders are the only ones making money in this market though. But it's risky. I saw some of them ramping the crap out of HARL at 6p only to sell at 7-8p right before the FSS announcement.

The amount of times I've heard that the bottom is in on this stock... Every bounce is sold followed by a new low. Hopefully this time is different.

I agree, negative JR result is currently priced in. Anyone who jumped on this to trade the JR jumped back out when the result didn't come when the judge stopped talking on the Friday. Hence why the share price is almost back to where it was at the end of March.

Anyone who has been in this for FSS or longterm INFA/IM holders aren't going to sell on that. MMs might try but they'll soon take it back up when they don't get sells. Positive JR and we'll have a short lived spike.

Don't forget a negative JR result is another delay in a long series of delays rather than a cancellation of the project. The entire goal of the environmentalists is to delay as long as possible and hope it goes away. It has worked for them so far.

The topic title on its own is wildly incorrect, that alone shows what kind of post he is attempting to make. The share price performance this year is awful, but it is only down 17% year to date as we had a big drop on the last trading day of 2022. It is down 50% from the tip of the November spike but in hindsight a pullback was inevitable as people in from 6p took their profits and those bitter/burnt investors from the INFA days took the opportunity to get their money back.

No one except maybe Dog expected another rocket after that on no news, but no one expected to be down here either. I always thought a slow rise was the way forward here but no matter whether we have a fast rise or a slow rise we end up back at 14p regardless.

Patience is the best approach but what good does that do you when good news is like throwing a rock in the air and bad news is like diving into a pool. That said, good news has been in short supply this year. We've had 10m worth of contracts announced since FSS and that's about it. Lots of positive PR but but that's not translating to news yet.

There's always people like Hebridean9 who expect everything to go smoothly for a company during a pandemic, war in Europe, massive inflation and an energy crisis. Maybe a FTSE 100 tracker investment would be better suited for them.

That said, I'm getting frustrated with the repeated delays to announced timescales on various fronts like break even, finance, big contracts etc. JW's ability to forecast is terrible and he is often over optimistic, which leads me to think most people aren't going to believe the 2023 revenue target will be achieved until we get an RNS stating it has been hit.

"the long term holders will confirm the top monkeys are only interested in fleecing the shareholder for every penny"

I don't understand why longterm holders are still holders if they feel that way about the BOD. For me (and certainly after the RMM debacle) the number one important thing in any investment is trust in the BOD to deliver. The second I lose that with JW I will be taking my loss and moving on.

Is £5900 really considered a "big buy" these days? I mean seriously? £5900 is a ramp worthy buy now? Wow.

That magic 50p you keep talking about. Wasn't it supposed to be here by the end of May? When is it coming next? End of June? July? I've no doubt it will come, but certainly not on your fantasy timescales.