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Burwood said:
Countdown said:
What do people think about Centrica or National Grid?
National grid is a cash machine. Some Corbyn risk remains but nice dividend, even if earning are down a bit due to caps etc.mCentrica is even more at risk of Nationalisation and the yield is very vulnerable, they are haemorrhaging customers. Not for me.
bad company said:
Burwood said:
Countdown said:
What do people think about Centrica or National Grid?
National grid is a cash machine. Some Corbyn risk remains but nice dividend, even if earning are down a bit due to caps etc.mCentrica is even more at risk of Nationalisation and the yield is very vulnerable, they are haemorrhaging customers. Not for me.
supercommuter said:
bad company said:
Burwood said:
Countdown said:
What do people think about Centrica or National Grid?
National grid is a cash machine. Some Corbyn risk remains but nice dividend, even if earning are down a bit due to caps etc.mCentrica is even more at risk of Nationalisation and the yield is very vulnerable, they are haemorrhaging customers. Not for me.
bad company said:
supercommuter said:
bad company said:
Burwood said:
Countdown said:
What do people think about Centrica or National Grid?
National grid is a cash machine. Some Corbyn risk remains but nice dividend, even if earning are down a bit due to caps etc.mCentrica is even more at risk of Nationalisation and the yield is very vulnerable, they are haemorrhaging customers. Not for me.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-43014861
So if we simply ignore the addition of £90bn of national debt and assume the coupon will be covered by operating profits, yes, it will be cost free.
emicen said:
bad company said:
supercommuter said:
bad company said:
Burwood said:
Countdown said:
What do people think about Centrica or National Grid?
National grid is a cash machine. Some Corbyn risk remains but nice dividend, even if earning are down a bit due to caps etc.mCentrica is even more at risk of Nationalisation and the yield is very vulnerable, they are haemorrhaging customers. Not for me.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-43014861
So if we simply ignore the addition of £90bn of national debt and assume the coupon will be covered by operating profits, yes, it will be cost free.
Burwood said:
Except is typical labour Math. Why do they want to nationalise these assets? Well, to lower the price to the many not the few. Ergo, the profits will also move from many to few. Queue tax rises to pay the bond coupon.
Some of us remember the last time labour were in power and spent/wasted all the money. Hopefully this time it just won’t happen but we have to be aware of the risks.Burwood said:
Except is typical labour Math. Why do they want to nationalise these assets? Well, to lower the price to the many not the few. Ergo, the profits will also move from many to few. Queue tax rises to pay the bond coupon.
Nationalised industry and profit are mutually exclusive,alistair1234 said:
Anyone in Zioc? Heard pretty good things about it but twitter is awash with people saying it will be in the £'s when the news is announced. I know normally there is ramping, but this one seems to get more than i've ever seen before.
Only got a few hundred £'s worth myself.
I have a few £k worth averaged down now to about 11p now. There are some clowns on twitter, I do not even look on there.Only got a few hundred £'s worth myself.
5th biggest high grade iron ore mine in the world, proven resources, mining license etc all sorted.
Usual issue - it is in the middle of nowhere, transportation of the ore is going to be a challenge.
That said Pointe Noire has obtained fresh development for a deep water dock which could accommodate the ships required.
There was a Glencore announcement today and we were all expecting some announcement to sell off of the mine as they own 50 percent of it (+1 share). It did not even get a mention so stock has stayed where it is.
ZIOC will release an RNS in the next few weeks. IMO this will fly, but could take 5 years. I am in for the long term.
P.S - I work in IT and just invest here and there, win some lose some, I probably don't know what I am on about so DYOR etc
supercommuter said:
I have a few £k worth averaged down now to about 11p now. There are some clowns on twitter, I do not even look on there.
5th biggest high grade iron ore mine in the world, proven resources, mining license etc all sorted.
Usual issue - it is in the middle of nowhere, transportation of the ore is going to be a challenge.
That said Pointe Noire has obtained fresh development for a deep water dock which could accommodate the ships required.
There was a Glencore announcement today and we were all expecting some announcement to sell off of the mine as they own 50 percent of it (+1 share). It did not even get a mention so stock has stayed where it is.
ZIOC will release an RNS in the next few weeks. IMO this will fly, but could take 5 years. I am in for the long term.
P.S - I work in IT and just invest here and there, win some lose some, I probably don't know what I am on about so DYOR etc
Ive been watching this share price the last few days.5th biggest high grade iron ore mine in the world, proven resources, mining license etc all sorted.
Usual issue - it is in the middle of nowhere, transportation of the ore is going to be a challenge.
That said Pointe Noire has obtained fresh development for a deep water dock which could accommodate the ships required.
There was a Glencore announcement today and we were all expecting some announcement to sell off of the mine as they own 50 percent of it (+1 share). It did not even get a mention so stock has stayed where it is.
ZIOC will release an RNS in the next few weeks. IMO this will fly, but could take 5 years. I am in for the long term.
P.S - I work in IT and just invest here and there, win some lose some, I probably don't know what I am on about so DYOR etc
Out of interest where do you obtain your information from?
Ive been looking at the lse share chat and there are some very informative people and some less informative clowns just like on twitter.
I may dabble in this share also. Hovering around 15p at present.
Kingdom35 said:
Ive been watching this share price the last few days.
Out of interest where do you obtain your information from?
Ive been looking at the lse share chat and there are some very informative people and some less informative clowns just like on twitter.
I may dabble in this share also. Hovering around 15p at present.
amongst the idiots on LSE there is some very in depth research that has been put into the chat thread on there, I for one have obtained a lot of useful research pointers from there that I have then followed up.Out of interest where do you obtain your information from?
Ive been looking at the lse share chat and there are some very informative people and some less informative clowns just like on twitter.
I may dabble in this share also. Hovering around 15p at present.
There are lots of mining publications (mining weekly) online that cover this in great detail, often in french so have Google translate handy!
See UKOG post 3 up then look back on these pages 6months or so, ZIOC is, in my opinion, a similar stock, priced on pure speculation rumour and ramping. Congo is in a period of higher than normal social unrest and full blown civil war in the north and that's a high bar because at the best of times the territory is a complete clusterf
k. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.
k. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.FredClogs said:
See UKOG post 3 up then look back on these pages 6months or so, ZIOC is, in my opinion, a similar stock, priced on pure speculation rumour and ramping. Congo is in a period of higher than normal social unrest and full blown civil war in the north and that's a high bar because at the best of times the territory is a complete clusterfk. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.
Completely different IMO, it is a proven resource with a mining license?k. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.Yes, there are challenges...location and civil unrest. It could go either way, like the rest of AIM stocks, but IMO this has the underpinning credentials that will, at some point, come through.
Nevertheless, I agree with your statement, some people are balls deep on this with their whole SIPP etc gambling on it. I would not be that confident.
Gamble what you can afford to lose, like you would in any other casino...welcome to AIM
supercommuter said:
amongst the idiots on LSE there is some very in depth research that has been put into the chat thread on there, I for one have obtained a lot of useful research pointers from there that I have then followed up.
There are lots of mining publications (mining weekly) online that cover this in great detail, often in french so have Google translate handy!
Agree its sieving through the BS that's a pain but then its like everything, sometimes you receive a piece of advise which is fruitful.There are lots of mining publications (mining weekly) online that cover this in great detail, often in french so have Google translate handy!
Thanks for the pointer with the mining publication.
supercommuter said:
FredClogs said:
See UKOG post 3 up then look back on these pages 6months or so, ZIOC is, in my opinion, a similar stock, priced on pure speculation rumour and ramping. Congo is in a period of higher than normal social unrest and full blown civil war in the north and that's a high bar because at the best of times the territory is a complete clusterfk. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.
Completely different IMO, it is a proven resource with a mining license?k. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.Yes, there are challenges...location and civil unrest. It could go either way, like the rest of AIM stocks, but IMO this has the underpinning credentials that will, at some point, come through.
Nevertheless, I agree with your statement, some people are balls deep on this with their whole SIPP etc gambling on it. I would not be that confident.
Gamble what you can afford to lose, like you would in any other casino...welcome to AIM
NRS said:
supercommuter said:
FredClogs said:
See UKOG post 3 up then look back on these pages 6months or so, ZIOC is, in my opinion, a similar stock, priced on pure speculation rumour and ramping. Congo is in a period of higher than normal social unrest and full blown civil war in the north and that's a high bar because at the best of times the territory is a complete clusterfk. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.
Completely different IMO, it is a proven resource with a mining license?k. Good luck i wouldn't invest anymore than you'd be happy to lose.Yes, there are challenges...location and civil unrest. It could go either way, like the rest of AIM stocks, but IMO this has the underpinning credentials that will, at some point, come through.
Nevertheless, I agree with your statement, some people are balls deep on this with their whole SIPP etc gambling on it. I would not be that confident.
Gamble what you can afford to lose, like you would in any other casino...welcome to AIM
Chinese demand for high grade iron ore could mean a buy out - but that is the holy grail of results.
Maybe I have read so much bulls
t I have started believing it, maybe not. It is worth a punt in my opinion as it has a potentially massive upside. Worst case I lose a few quid, best case it is a multi bagger.I believe the BoD also bought a load of shared back at a significantly inflated price, which is not your usual pump and dump.
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