What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)
Discussion
Luke. said:
Fingers crossed.
I also have a holding albeit only 8000 shares. 1.53 average. I sold 2k in the last spike a while ago pretty much at the top and never bought them back.
Was pretty nervous for a long time. Still in the red but looking better. If it hits 4 I’m out though… well atleast halved anyway…
Long time lurker been getting the feel for how the whole buying shares etc works. I bought some alphawave a while back and promptly lost 50% literally just a few quid so left them in, I noticed that a director has been buying a fair amount of shares is it time to buy more? A sign of good news merger etc currently 1.03
bigbaddom said:
I also have a holding albeit only 8000 shares. 1.53 average.
I sold 2k in the last spike a while ago pretty much at the top and never bought them back.
Was pretty nervous for a long time. Still in the red but looking better. If it hits 4 I’m out though… well atleast halved anyway…
They've just bought a new plant. Was announced after hours last night.I sold 2k in the last spike a while ago pretty much at the top and never bought them back.
Was pretty nervous for a long time. Still in the red but looking better. If it hits 4 I’m out though… well atleast halved anyway…
Luke. said:
bigbaddom said:
I also have a holding albeit only 8000 shares. 1.53 average.
I sold 2k in the last spike a while ago pretty much at the top and never bought them back.
Was pretty nervous for a long time. Still in the red but looking better. If it hits 4 I’m out though… well atleast halved anyway…
They've just bought a new plant. Was announced after hours last night.I sold 2k in the last spike a while ago pretty much at the top and never bought them back.
Was pretty nervous for a long time. Still in the red but looking better. If it hits 4 I’m out though… well atleast halved anyway…
Mr Overheads said:
Can't see that announcement, what sources are you using?
https://fintel.io/doc/sec-american-battery-technology-co-1576873-8k-2023-march-07-19423-7438?fbclid=IwAR1NXH-3aFeDLe1ul88cWfqhZTKGUvljGleap5_xZh9awMmB9XYOtzSHh1oItem 1.01 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement.
On March 1, 2023, American Battery Technology Company (the “Company”) and LiNiCo Corporation (“LiNiCo”) entered into an asset purchase agreement and membership interest purchase agreement (collectively referred herein as the “Agreements”) for the purchase of a commercial hazardous waste recycling facility in the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center located at 2500 Peru Drive, McCarran, Nevada and related industrial equipment. Pursuant to the Agreements, the Company acquired the industrial equipment from LiNiCo on March 1, 2023, for the purchase price of $6 million. The Company and LiNiCo are expected to close on the sale of the recycling facility by March 31, 2023, for the purchase price of $21 million. Pursuant to the terms of the Agreements, $1.5 million of the purchase price will be held in escrow for up to 18 months and be available for the settlement of indemnification claims made by the buyer under the Agreements.
Gargamel said:
Chris Type R said:
That pesky Rolls Royce just keeps going up - not as I expected.
Yeah this... Ah well - was still a winner for me.
andy ted said:
Gargamel said:
Chris Type R said:
That pesky Rolls Royce just keeps going up - not as I expected.
Yeah this... Ah well - was still a winner for me.
Proactive said:
In a big upgrade, it almost doubled its price target for Rolls stock to 200p from 105p previously. Its ‘downside scenario’ is 90p and its ‘upside’ fair value 300p.
Of the 17 banks and brokerages logged as following the jet engine maker, only seven are positive on the stock. The consensus price target is 124p.
I have cash waiting to buy back in, but certainly don't feel confident buying back at the current prices.Of the 17 banks and brokerages logged as following the jet engine maker, only seven are positive on the stock. The consensus price target is 124p.
Chris Type R said:
andy ted said:
Gargamel said:
Chris Type R said:
That pesky Rolls Royce just keeps going up - not as I expected.
Yeah this... Ah well - was still a winner for me.
Proactive said:
In a big upgrade, it almost doubled its price target for Rolls stock to 200p from 105p previously. Its ‘downside scenario’ is 90p and its ‘upside’ fair value 300p.
Of the 17 banks and brokerages logged as following the jet engine maker, only seven are positive on the stock. The consensus price target is 124p.
I have cash waiting to buy back in, but certainly don't feel confident buying back at the current prices.Of the 17 banks and brokerages logged as following the jet engine maker, only seven are positive on the stock. The consensus price target is 124p.
Sold piedmont lithium. No way can I risk another short seller releasing bad news and share collapse. Made good money on it 25% this time so I've never lost on it. Might buy back I to it if it all comes to nothing.
News/rumour of dodgy licence for lithium supplies from African dodgy governments.
News/rumour of dodgy licence for lithium supplies from African dodgy governments.
Proactive said:
FTSE 100 set to open sharply lower as banking stocks spark heavy falls in the US
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/new...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64911066https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/new...
There might be an opportunity to buy or average down today. The banks I'm in have already declared dividends and reported outlooks for the next year, so today might be a bitter opportunity.
FTSE 100 futures currently -1.54%, -121.50.
Edited by Chris Type R on Friday 10th March 07:29
g4ry13 said:
Basically following the US market down because of Biden's CGT tax proposals which shafted the market yesterday.
Silver lining is that companies which have posted 'embarrassing' profits (Energy & Banks) are able to perform buybacks at marginally better prices. Not much of a silver lining mind.Chris Type R said:
g4ry13 said:
Basically following the US market down because of Biden's CGT tax proposals which shafted the market yesterday.
Silver lining is that companies which have posted 'embarrassing' profits (Energy & Banks) are able to perform buybacks at marginally better prices. Not much of a silver lining mind.Taxing unreleased gains surely won't go through thats got to be a massive vote loser
vulture1 said:
Chris Type R said:
g4ry13 said:
Basically following the US market down because of Biden's CGT tax proposals which shafted the market yesterday.
Silver lining is that companies which have posted 'embarrassing' profits (Energy & Banks) are able to perform buybacks at marginally better prices. Not much of a silver lining mind.Taxing unreleased gains surely won't go through thats got to be a massive vote loser
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