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[ragnarr] 06/6/2022 12:32

Zacs charts suggesting golden cross and retest of recent highs https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-bulletin-board-heroes-wednesday-1st-june-2022-via-vox-markets/#gs.2ciyho

[ragnarr] 06/6/2022 11:36

I see Toms wife Isabel has been awarded an MBE - congratulations Isabelhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/power2connect/posts/?feedView=all

[ragnarr] 06/6/2022 11:15

Tom's gone back to work :-))

[ged5] 06/6/2022 11:13

A most unusual occurrence appears to have happened!

[petekand] 02/6/2022 23:11

"There are of course companies that don't require this, but when was the last time they shipped a great new product? It's been a while," he said in an email, one of two that was leaked and shared on social media.
"Tesla has and will create and actually manufacture the most exciting and meaningful products of any company on Earth. This will not happen by phoning it in."


Elon Musk asking all his employees to get back into the office. If they don’t show up, he will assume they have resigned.
I hope the wannabe Musk here takes note. You can’t build and launch a great product sat at home playing with the baby.

[clive7878] 02/6/2022 21:03

There was a tip for WBI on the internet, saying it could be a rising star share,
but considering the share price was 20p in 2017 and is now 6p, and the company lost £5m last year, one has to wonder about the tip, especially with Elon Musk was mentioned.
Britishbulls.com does say - stay long though.

[lr2] 01/6/2022 16:23

Katie Pilbeam has a nice smile.

Feedback chat at 1:57.

[ducatiman] 01/6/2022 16:06

However patients are needed! 😂

[ducatiman] 01/6/2022 16:04

Patience digger

[digger2779] 01/6/2022 16:03

Just updated my spreadsheet and almost had kittens. I missed one of the leading zeros and 7p made very happy reading for a few seconds! Oh well can dream.

[ducatiman] 01/6/2022 15:56

If anyone wants to sell they will take 1m over mid 😉

[piperpeter] 01/6/2022 15:25

Finding undervalued companies making good profit and EBITDA is not necessarily a straightforward exercise, LR2.

As stated above, it may be of interest to some to cast an eye over President Energy.

With production now being significantly increased, I could almost go so far as saying imminently increased, PPC's current market cap will look even more out of kilter in relation to the amount of profit being made and current Company assets. Remember, the holding in ATOM alone is valued at GBP11 million.

There is such a lot going on at the Company currently, quite frankly the GBP31 million PPC market cap is just silly.

PPC

Pp.

[lr2] 01/6/2022 13:37

Spamming Pp, I thought you were better than that.

I sold PPC many, many years ago at around 70p having bought at around 20p. I, instinctively, didn't trust Levine when I met him shortly after he took over. Your belief in Peter Levine (his superpower is b*llsh*tt*ng btw) has led to you continuing to hold and now the current share price is 1.55p.

Peter Levine cannot be trusted in my opinion, the debate about Tom Oakley still rages on this board but, personally, I believe he can be.

[piperpeter] 01/6/2022 13:12

Rather ambiguous statement at best, so far as it reads to me.

What's needed is hard, conclusive numbers, like PPC announced Friday 13 May.

The market has not cottoned on...yet.

PPC's Q1 2022 Report from only one of its producing assets, the first three months of this year...

Turnover US$8,700,000.
EBITDA and Free Cash Generation US$4,500,000.
Profit Before Tax US$5,300,000.
Profit After Tax US$4,500,000.
Projected 2022 Turnover, from this asset alone, in excess of US$40,000,000.

It has a further producing asset which should bring further revenue in the region of US$4,000,000 to US$6,000,000 annually.

It has a 27.9% holding in a green hydrogen and ammonia production company, this holding currently worth GBP11,000,000.

And its market cap is just GBP31 million (PPC's, not the green hydrogen company).

PPC.

Sorry for off topic but may be of interest to some.

Pp.

[digger2779] 01/6/2022 11:59

Welcome as today's news is, it still doesn't tell us much. Probably made enough to cover Tom's salary, who knows?
O/T
Take a look at ORPH.

[1bond] 01/6/2022 11:57

Guidance against what ? The board have made a public statement that revenues will be materially ahead of market expectations. This implies that somewhere in the public domain there are indeed market financial forecasts.

I haven't come across any, has anyone else seen analysts financial forecasts for this company.

[ducatiman] 01/6/2022 09:29

It’s Guidance. We will know more in a few weeks.
“The Board expects to provide a full 2022 year-end operational and trading update in mid-June 2022.“

[buywell3] 01/6/2022 09:08

Ged

This might be a useful addition in the header for newbies

[1bond] 01/6/2022 09:04

and well done to Tom Oakley, doesn't own 1 share, big salary and a bonus for delivering zero year after year. You don't get rich from NHS contracts

[1bond] 01/6/2022 08:59

You would only refer to market expectations when there is specific revenue and profit forecasts published by the house broker. At the interim stage the company did £179k in revenue, so meaningless against the cost base. In terms of the misleading RNS statement today, revenues could be up 50% and it would make no difference given the company made a loss of £1.2m at the interim stage.

[ashtree2] 01/6/2022 08:24

needs a contract with figures,ever so slightly positive.

[yump] 01/6/2022 08:17

“market expectations” doesn’t mean the market, it means a select few, not pi’s.

At least its not “management expectations”.

The entire reporting and information process for PUBLIC company forecasts is skewed and not public at all.

[photon] 01/6/2022 08:14

Yes why anyone would continue to have specific expectations of FDBK baffles me. Almost certainly no one does. So there are no market expectations to be ahead of.At this point if you believe the management are honest and doing the right things then you welcome this RNS and are excited by it. Alternatively you might feel it is vague waffle and the umpteenth 'inflection point'