The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Plugged by Ian Cowie in the Sunday Times.
I expect ITM to shoot to £1.00 this week and continue upwards. This is the year that the shorters will get burned big time.
You can't hold back what is obviously a proper company in the right business at the right time.
multi bagger - watch this space
Nat West charge 34 or 39% on AGREED overdrafts!!! I started my own business in Jan. They took 6 weeks to open up a USD forex business a/c for me, which led to me being overdrawn. it is impossible to discuss anything with a human that can make a decision on their own. I have banked personally with NW for over 40 years and have had enough and I am closing my a/c with them for sure, but are ALL banks the same ?? i am thinking Starling or similar as long as they handle DD and Standing orders.... rant over. enjoy your weekend peeps..
Considering I am in at around 60p, this is really welcome news. Keep the faith, Alternative fuels ie Hydrogen have a huge market to grow into...hopefully this agreement is a catalyst for bigger and better joint ventures and direct sales...
Nasdaq - Tesla , Nvidia all nicely up and hopefully we see SMT start to recover too
I have been in and out of Ocado for a while. I would be delighted if the rumours are true but wary of tomorrow being Friday and rates are now 5%, so I Expect a bit of a sell off tomoz. That’s my personal opinion, make sure you do your own due diligence. If you have time, then I have faith in Ocado to come good, but short term anything is possible. Ocado is a well ‘played’ share.
This is being pushed down! 9% drop based on £29k worth of share sells!!!! That’s mad. I expect this baby to bounce back big time in time for the AGM. GLALTH.
My son who works in CC industry reckons approx £45 per mt….so GBP500 mill PA. Maybe worth checking elsewhere just in case.
This will bounce back up very soon as UK banks and Nat West in particular are not really involved in start up lending, they are more into mortgages and with interest rates still to go up will only help NW banks balance sheet.