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is this "Tinder" app available for my Nokia 3210? I am looking forward to seeing the Berkshires, Middle White's, British Lop (very filthy type) & the very accommodating Gloucester Spots. I guess it will save me going to my local cattle market this new app. I think I'm happy to stay in some crappy pub drinking a nice ale and chatting to a local face to face whilst maintaining eye contact, something that these snowflakes struggle with. I guess the 30p spiral wont be this side of xmas.
Enjoy your banging fiesta.......
Absolute p1sh! if you know anything about cannabis you will know that those who partake in cannabis do not drink alcohol due to the side affects it has on them. Perhaps do some basic simple research before coming up with utter nonsense like the other waste of oxygen he is SuperDud (unless you in the both carehome)? Amsterdam is a prime example of how they both work together rather than compete. Why would it cause an issue? Be verbose rather than leave drip fed bile on the board.
I suspect like the other posts you are here to deramp etc etc
I did read your previous posts and they made comparable reading but this is utter tosh as is that MARS is dead. I suspect you are not a holder?
I think we're waiting with bated breath, however I am also thinking that with the pricing of property and evaluations (which would of been done Q2/Q3) it's not going to the dry jacobs cracker to swallow effect. Land has kept good value and has increased during the pandemic as for property I know in rural areas it has increased significantly and recall Tepilo conducting a research paper stating rural areas are in much request stating one of the main search criteria is Schools, A-road access and YES pubs. Lets hope the value hasn't a major impact on long term strategy. I know the estate is a mixed bag of venues and for those within those walls I do wish them further strength at these pressing times.
I think the "superdischarger" forgets what has been sent at times. I recall his days when he said he was actively involved in making some beer to commemorate Capt Tom (which is probably an OAP fib) and that his shares were "gratis" so why cash in at 50p only to find several weeks later they're 70p? There are been several posts throughout this period of covid that makes you think he is pro then anti MARS? It's funny as he states he might come back in but not at this price...after cashing out at 50p why bother? I know we bought at 30p but still feel there is so much more to gain in later years no one should be considering pulling now unless fin strapped. Many people stated this is not the short term returns as its completely the wrong sector for quick turnaround for that you have AIM.
Lets see if he returns today...... I guess with Panto cancelled this year Madam T****y has too much time on his hands.
I have the sentiment also about this, surely a takeover is feasible? I only bought a small 10k @9.5p when there was no real hope of MCR ever opening but with the news and push for a regional strategy in the new year when limited areas will be contained this could reach IMO 40/50p region. I think the 16th Dec will be a key date for lower tiers and see how it affects to estate. Good luck to all holders.
What an absolute joy it was to get a text saying look online and reading the RNS. After 2.5yrs of holding I am happy to say this little dove is being released. This will pay the mortgage on my daughters house off and a little bonus for xmas. Well done to everyone and there'll be some glasses raised tonight.
FD I think you are right it took me several moments to realise that once you polish a t4rd eventually the sh7t comes through. I see this years pantomime on the board will be "SnowSh7te & his 7 Tesla's"
The signal of an RNS will be good news but still we wait for the RNS wise men to produce. This is my long term slow burner, we've invested at .23 so already with the slow growth I feel/hope this over a few years of recovery globally we'll pick up.
I agree also that clarity will produce more faith next year, there's too many obstacles at present to see any business with clear plans. I have an asset company and they dipped when the markets decided to shift from long lease to short lease and now more firms uplifting and moving outside to areas where rates are lower and rents over 2-3yr term will offset loss revenue from this year.
Depending on your platform you can actually get near if not real time trading by simulating the sell/buy mode as you will have 15sec (On HL platform) to complete the transaction. Last week I tested this when the price was 68.37 on the google and a simulated sell of just 1 share was 70.89 which is considerable margin when you're holding a substantial amount. Google is good but using your trading platform is much more precise. Not sure why you would want to sell tbh but each to their own we've only acquired since march when it dipped to less than 30p so new compared to others but still looking at long term.
On Monday we took the plunge and did our second lot of 20K to use as a long term rest and let it grow scheme but having read so many reports the long term thinking maybe out the window and look at this as 1-2years. Only comfort is that at 1.78p a pop anything over is a bonus but I just hope this mechanical toolset is actually delivered. I listened to Gareth Cave's interview https://youtu.be/rtewviIlIUw and feel that though is explanation wasnt the greatest he does give warmth in knowing his field. I have DMOR and read his papers and looked at his presence in the boards he sits on strengthens his case. With Dec being a very slow month, industrial wise I cannot see this being transported to the UK till Q1 2021 earliest. Why not utilize locations in the EU than lug it to the UK (if they can approve medical making equipment through ports after 31 Dec) then production far more efficient, cost effective and centralised for EU distribution?
Reading the RNS they requested the waivers to be in place for the first half of 2021 to me that covers Q1 & Q2 inclusive which by reading that takes them to June upon the start if Q3 covering summer months.
Also to add that the approval of the waivers also gives some breathing space too. I did actually expect the waivers to be denied with the inclusion of BNP Paribas now in the picture. Lets hope that the 10th is not as harsh as initially expected.
I think after a re-evaluation of companies through COVID and placements I am expecting that Marstons will be re-evaluated. Looking at the risers and fallers over a 2-3 period and where they are now I can sense a shift in tables next year to reflect this.
With a tier review on the 16th Dec give and take a few days, I am hoping we see a reducement in level of tiers across the UK as a whole. Govt knows how much revenue is brought in by the industry and with the announcement of todays news there has to be some compromise in areas bordering the lowest R number. With the BNP Paribas now in the picture and a impacting issue on the waivers I was expecting an RNS today or tomorrow which might see some alteration on the SP but if not then the 10th will for sure have a change in SP.
@Daave - 10th Dec I believe from the RNS posted.
Couldn't quite get my head around it, I had to look for the terms and did notice on the RNS it states Mars are not permitted to make changes, requests waivers etc and already has agreed by letter to the changes.
Not sure how deep this goes into the asking of the waivers delay a few weeks back but to me it seems a shift in noteholders.
This is the 3rd RNS LSE board has missed and luckily I rely on Trustnet for my other RNS feeds otherwise it'd be missed.
Anyone shed any light on the RNS ?
Late closing RNS
https://www2.trustnet.com/Investments/Article.aspx?id=202011301700289998G
It will rise for sure however we have to remember we still have the End of Year results (10th Dec) to digest and that will be very painful indeed. The asset of the pub value is key and also their intention to rid debt plan is also a key topic. I think it will dip to mid-late 50's on the news but recover slightly leading up to the 16th Dec when the PM throws more chicken bone ideas on tier systems. Until the UK deploy a worthy strategy for recovery this will not progress till then.
Key areas for me:
Noteholder Consent Request Due this week - decision
Announcement of Decision via RNS and statement
10th Dec Year figures and value losses.
On a brighter note the Simply Wall St did do a good review of Marstons stating they're 40% below value.
https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/consumer-services/lse-mars/marstons-shares/news/is-there-an-opportunity-with-marstons-plcs-lonmars-40-underv
Put this on the back burner till 2021 IMO.
Wasn't sure on this at first as the hype/politics were all over the place however after reading several threads from sensible people on here I thought cant do any harm to have a nice little slow burner. I have read several pages so feel I am somewhat in the know and so follow a few chaps on twitter who alerted me to this. As with RMS and SYME they're all young stocks but like lefthandgolfer says about EUA there is another example of just giving it a chance.