Anglo Pacific Share Discussion Threads

[christh] 22/5/2017 16:41

<1>bolador 22 May '17 - 14:11 - 8226 of 8229
Enel to shut two old coal fired plants in Europe by 2018 in order to meet Euro regs.
Other coal plants to close by 2030.
Enels top brass has long said they want to be carbon neutral by 2050, what's new.

Impacil.

LIES, ALL LIES.

Investments all over the world on Coal.
Read below $12 billion to be invested in Queensland.

I posted it in here just in case you have not got subscription.

[christh] 22/5/2017 15:10

BEWARE OF THE SHORTERS.
These people in here are not looking after your interest, but to frustrate you and make your sell your investment in the company so they will benefit from shorting
the shares.

They are spreading bad rumours about the company.
I am reading the comments and wait untill they cross the line and they will be reported and procecuted when they do so.

The company is doing well and if you notice the directors have been buying shares,
the revenue is increased, the dividend will be increased.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THESE SHORTERS.

for news announcenments see the company website.

Coal is King and will remain King of Fuels till the end of days.

[buywell3] 22/5/2017 14:30

Too many pink specs wearers here

You guys are not going to see it coming till it hits you hard in your wallet

Like I said coking coal to $150 within 3 months is my call based upon the charts

Let us see how that is reflected in the APF share price

[bolador] 22/5/2017 14:11

Enel to shut two old coal fired plants in Europe by 2018 in order to meet Euro regs.
Other coal plants to close by 2030.
Enels top brass has long said they want to be carbon neutral by 2050, what's new.

[quepassa] 22/5/2017 13:41

No you got it wrong again.

I hope the APF share price rises.

But I just think it's good to post some news about the sector which is looking particularly bleak at the moment.

Not encouraging when ENEL plans to shut down its worldwide fleet of coal-burning power stations.

That's really bad news for the sector.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[quepassa] 22/5/2017 13:37

DO NOT READ THIS ARTICLE IN WORLD COAL ABOUT ENEL CLOSING ALL ITS COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS. - WORLDWIDE

Article dated today.


hXXps://www.worldcoal.com/power/22052017/enel-announces-coal-plants-closures/


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[bolador] 22/5/2017 13:29

Oh, no, not the sticklebacks again, what have they done to you ?

Never said you had influence old boy just wondered why you ramp Tesla on the APF board.

To the bunkers everybody QP going to bash the coal industry.

It seems you DO imagine you have influence after all. Well, maybe the sticklebacks are scared.

C'est la guerre, what a clown.

Do you think Trump will be cross with you ?

[quepassa] 22/5/2017 13:23

DO NOT READ THIS ARTICLE IN WORLD COAL ABOUT ENEL CLOSING ALL ITS COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS. - WORLDWIDE

Article dated today.


hXXps://www.worldcoal.com/power/22052017/enel-announces-coal-plants-closures/


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[quepassa] 22/5/2017 13:15

I am so glad that you think my blatant ramping of NASDAQ listed tesla on a tertiary unrelated bulletin board in the uk will be so influential. Tesla's market cap is $51billion and i am sure their fortune hangs on my every word.

To make money you need to look to the future. Tesla Ten-out-ten. APF zero-out-of-ten.

Ok. You wanted it. C'est la guerre.

Now be a good little chap and off you go to catch some more sticklebacks in the local brook.

Thanks to bolador, I shall now start posting more news about the coal sector which is in an appalling state.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[bolador] 22/5/2017 13:06

Nothing insipid about pointing out that your calculation on Mr Treger's time of service was incorrect.You always were and remain vulgar when caught in an inaccuracy.

I do not know about the others but it seems the coal story is as old hat as is the Tesla story.

To make money you need to look to the future.When I comment on APF I am looking to their future,for reasons explained, as you are when you ramp Tesla but you seem terribly hung up about the past of APF.Does not make much sense but then you are QP.

The topic, QP, on the APF site is APF not Tesla, got that.

We are duly warned about your view on the coal sector and you know what I think we will be able to take it.Last time I read those views APF were 55p.

[bolador] 22/5/2017 12:12

1. Mr Treger became CEO in October 2013 and that date was the date he joined the company.
2. Two transformative deals since then.Prior to that it took about two years to sort out the old business before rebuilding could begin.

It will be interesting to see the state of the company when Treger has been CEO for five years.
Any investor should be able to count.

[neilyb675] 22/5/2017 12:09

Qp, back in full on basher mode....can u get her to 85p old chap. You certainly putting plenty effort in,LOL

[quepassa] 22/5/2017 12:07

Yes.

But Mr. Treger arrived around Oct 2013 and the share price was around 220p. Now it is 115p

1. is that a good track record for any CEO over 3.75years?

2. please explain - why would any investor say that is "good going?"


QP

[spectoacc] 22/5/2017 11:52

Perhaps an investor who bought in significantly below today's price? And has had the divis on top?

[quepassa] 22/5/2017 11:20

Interesting but curious post.

The share price has collapsed from 300p to 115p over 5 years.

1. is that a good track record for any CEO?

2. please explain - why would any investor say that is "good going?"


QP

[spectoacc] 22/5/2017 11:17

Not as important as Musk to Tesla, or Bezos to Amazon, but fair point - certainly some key man risk.

[bolador] 22/5/2017 11:14

Treger is just about as important to the future of APF as coal. Good going so far even the most glum bear might admit.

[rcturner2] 22/5/2017 09:32

Long term tech hold for me is Zytronic (ZYT), who make touchscreens. Check out their recent interim results.

[buywell3] 22/5/2017 08:33

If you like Tech stocks you might like this

ProPhotonix Limited AGM Statement 18 May 2017

18/05/2017

AGM Statement

ProPhotonix Limited (London Stock Exchange - AIM: PPIX, OTC: STKR), a high technology designer and manufacturer of LED illumination systems and laser diode modules, with operations in Ireland and the United Kingdom, is holding its Annual General Meeting at 2:00pm today, at which the President and CEO, Tim Losik, will make the following statement:

"2016 was a successful year for ProPhotonix with another year of net profit. During 2016, net income increased 348%, operating income increased 89% and EBITDA increased by 49%, each compared with 2015.

"In addition, the ProPhotonix team has been diligently pursuing new customers and new product and market initiatives, which has resulted in an encouraging 2017 to date. The Company has enlarged its UV product family to include the COBRA Cure FX3, its highest intensity fan cooled UV LED products, and adds to the existing COBRA Cure FX1 and the COBRA Cure FX2.

"The Board remains positive about the business pipeline and is confident in the Company's ability to achieve continued positive momentum toward its business objectives."

[rcturner2] 22/5/2017 08:08

Very interesting thread this, good comments from lots of posters.

I generally agree with QP in that APF has probably had its day. More and more investors are moving away from carbon stocks and that matters for the investment case if APF is not going to get away from coal.

You only have to see how lowly rated an excellent company like Shell is to realise that many large investors are now divesting of this sort of holding.