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IOF Iofina Plc

23.00
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Iofina Plc LSE:IOF London Ordinary Share GB00B2QL5C79 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 23.00 22.50 23.50 23.00 23.00 23.00 288,234 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 42.2M 7.87M 0.0410 5.61 44.13M
Iofina Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IOF. The last closing price for Iofina was 23p. Over the last year, Iofina shares have traded in a share price range of 17.25p to 33.75p.

Iofina currently has 191,858,408 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Iofina is £44.13 million. Iofina has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.61.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/5/2014
09:47
Weather still good here in Puerto de la Cruz and IOF looking good. Looking forward to record production and firming iodine prices in the future. have a nice day all.
rogerbridge
14/5/2014
09:44
Dc,
I'm not talking about employees leaving, that is always sad.

che7win
14/5/2014
09:12
Che - hope that's a reference to the brine flows along with the staff recently removed ...
dcgray21
14/5/2014
09:07
Superg,
Yes, I hear the clots have been cleared ;-)

che7win
14/5/2014
09:03
Che

A change of guard at the palace and mysteriously the iodine production starts to go well.

Clear a few 'clots' and things flow well

superg1
14/5/2014
09:01
"there are people here with a bearish view that are being proven correct" - maybe in the short term - but who buys shares for the short term? gamblers?

Investors take the long view and whilst it is nice to see a profit, you cannot get a bargain without a share being underpriced occasionally. I think a lot of the negativity on these boards is due to people, who perceive themselves as losers, lashing out at all and sundry. When a share reaches new highs, you get irrational exuberance on the BBs, so I would continue to use ADVFN for free as things can change very quickly.

joestalin
14/5/2014
08:45
Direction up, seems a large buyer in the background, MMs after shares.
che7win
14/5/2014
08:40
It should be noted that if you pay ADVFN on a 12 month basis, you can only leave once a year!

You can give notice any time, but it has to be at least a moth before renewal, or it will automatically renew on that date!

I paid for 11 years, but no more now, mainly because of the TW connection, and the fact that moderators cannot moderate blue trolls, so what's the point of being blue yourself? Let the trolls upgrade and pay for the site!

If enough people leave things may change a bit, but going to LSE is no the answer, it's a nut house of rampers IMHO.

I have not read any sensible views there to be perfectly honest, rampers get people with opposing views barred very quickly, so where's the value in a thread like that?

Like it or not, there are people here with a bearish view that are being proven correct, and if you choose to ignore their posts, and your investment goes down, who is to blame?

The ADVFN - TW connection has been very bad for this site, but there has to be a credible alternative, and that's certainly not LSE!

M-oneyam is the much better option IMO, and there is some moderation there too, but even they are afraid to go the whole hog and create the rules that would provide a decent board.

andy
14/5/2014
07:47
TW (if reading)

Someone sent me your GDL recent comments. You could do a lot better if you put the effort in, but you have just proved once more your claimed research is very poor.

Your recent revelation is that the GDL Essar contract has been delayed. Brilliant stuff. GDL investors have been aware for months because they do research and spotted it in a media report, where Essar were struggling to get the financing sorted.

Yes most unusual imo that GDL chose not to put that out as news. Yes I too think they will need cash shortly, but if you work a bit harder, no need for guesswork on the current results. If you look at metres drilled reported in 2013 releases you will note it probably equates to less than half the revenue of 2012 and less than 2011. If you were sharp you would have noted their maths is off. The various rns news comments don't match the claimed metres. They are 14% out in the various claims when you put them together.

So yes GDL is highly suspect to me, but the delay was known by investors some time back.

That's for a share I have no holding in and have never shorted it. So when I say I have no material interest or position, it's actually true.

You could have ripped the share apart with some solid research but you went down a line that was known to investors some time back.

Just more evidence that you post with little knowledge and the point is just to create fear.

As posted before for another site you should consider those disclaimers.



Back on topic.

By the way iodine prices are firming up. There are 2/3 sources to show you that, and it's obvious why under the current circs it will continue. I'll leave you to dig out why that might be.

Of course no Chile iodine producers are making any money, what a load of Roger Melly.

superg1
13/5/2014
21:28
when this fred is quiet netley gets no .........satisfaction.
nellyb
13/5/2014
21:04
What a pprrriiiicccckkkkkMaybe Gregory house can help yaNo one else can
ramsey11
13/5/2014
18:47
And I will t/o this thread if you cowards want?
n3tleylucas
13/5/2014
18:46
We now have a deceitful withdrawal... you have been beaten by better minds.
n3tleylucas
13/5/2014
18:43
many like myself are choosing not to post.

Save a good few some money then big mouth?

n3tleylucas
13/5/2014
18:37
Not posting, because there is nothing to post about... and better things to do!
Ironically though, I just posted!

festario
13/5/2014
18:09
roundup,
things are looking positive as the share price today reflects; many like myself are choosing not to post.

che7win
13/5/2014
16:56
roundup, I think you'll find investors are still in, just lying low at the moment. Sensible conversation will return when there is news. Until then there is little point in giving certain "contributors" an audience. Let's just sit back patiently and let Lance get on with doing what he does best.
woodpeckers
13/5/2014
16:45
Graham,

This has been way too easy mate.

Bardo Pond-Taste

n3tleylucas
13/5/2014
15:04
Regretfully this BB has been hijacked by the trolls and has been destroyed. There has ceased to be any meaningful discussion here in the last while which is a great pity because admittedly we have been through an horrendous few months, but now that we have got much safer hands in control I believe from here on we can look forward to better days ahead. At the moment we are down, but certainly not down and out--onwards and upwards from here, I say.
roundup
13/5/2014
06:20
Cyber - "eye off the ball "? More like heads in the sand ignoring the juggernaut that's about to wipe them out. I still can't believe that they could ignore the bleeding bloody obvious that things were not going to plan. But hey ho, that's history from here onwards and upwards. GLA
1madmarky
12/5/2014
22:20
well said Cyberbub
rogerbridge
12/5/2014
21:44
IOF is not your typical AIM basket case. It has patented technology that works, and 6 plants fully constructed. It is producing a commodity for which there is a growing market, at lower costs than anyone else. The management have taken their eye off the ball but are now turning it round hopefully. What's not to like?NAI
cyberbub
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