Iofina Share Discussion Threads

[festario] 18/10/2013 12:30

5 years into a Bull market are we?Strange then that I have done nothing but lose money on the vast majority of my shares over that period!What does that say about my decision making ability? :-(

[che7win] 18/10/2013 12:23

We're getting ready for a move up from here IMHO.

I would say this - we are 5 years into a Bull market, at some stage the party will stop, looking at most charts everything is rising with the tide.

I hope the party keeps going for another 2 years, anything mildly positive here will move the price up with the current bullishness.

If the bull market stays on track, a P/E of 30 here should see £5-£6 based on next years projected earnings.

[che7win] 18/10/2013 12:19

Looks my switch from STVG to IOF last autumn definitely a poor move in hindsight :-(

Still I believe we will pass them here at some stage.

[engelo] 18/10/2013 11:53

Encouraged by the stability/edge up before any news of I02 or I03 production is officially known, and the water permit still hanging in the air.

[neddo] 18/10/2013 11:03

silence is golden???

[festario] 17/10/2013 22:19

Bogg1e, you are worried about a hungry underclass?

There is already an underclass my friend, but worry not, they will never grow hungry, not while Poundland can strap 2 boxes of Jaffa Cakes together for a quid!

[n3tleylucas] 17/10/2013 20:30

A share might be good, but you need a good company behind it.

You confuse the two, and always have.

You can have a good company and a bad share.

...by bad share I mean it's too high.

Gotta be clear exactly what we're talking about here.

You need to read about it all, then you'll understand.

[bobsworth] 17/10/2013 17:01

I see Ennis has been slowly increasing its % short since May this year!

So we have two good shares currently being held back by a supply line - Iofina & FUM.

Now which one will dry up 1st?

[superg1] 17/10/2013 16:54

Boggle because there is a supply, from one fund in particular I suspect, but then if the new funds looking, decide to move then the supply is unlikely to be enough for them. Meanwhile the churn goes on and chips away at it.

Water permit news may well wipe it out. That permit that Ennis think IOF will never get, but they thought that long back, and rather stupidly ignore what's staring them in the face under water laws.

Buy hey ho we know funds and analysts don't really do any serious research.

If they did, on the horizon they may see a mirage, or is it something else.

[freshvoice] 17/10/2013 16:21

The new 180 is the old 150

[warmsun] 17/10/2013 15:34

Agreed!! Is it any wonder that the public have no trust in their governments...?!

Right...back to my work...!

[chapv] 17/10/2013 15:28

that maybe but they won't be their problems then!!

[warmsun] 17/10/2013 15:21

I sense you have strong views on the subject matter bogg1e :)

Where it all ends, I have no idea, but something tells me things will actually worsen if governments continue to 'kick' all of the problems down the road....

[beeezzz] 17/10/2013 12:48

Interesting read, Governments are praying interest rates don't go up, otherwise more of tax payers money will be going to service the national debt, less for good causes.

I like the last paragraph, it reminds me of a report by money week titled "The end of Britain", most would have seen it by now. It states that no country has ever got out of the debt situation UK find itself with out defaulting.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24541140

[dcgray21] 17/10/2013 12:45

Kids life savings now out of the building society and into a Junior ISA and invested in IOF . Its either divorce time or a lifetime supply of FUM's latest wonder product . Here's hoping its the latter.

[freshvoice] 17/10/2013 12:45

Anyone else any idea what single share trades are?

[uppompeii] 17/10/2013 12:42

why dont they just text instead?