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Posted at 09/3/2025 10:14 by hydrogen1 Nothing is "cast iron" ... supermarket competition is very high. Walmart and Target just gave absolutely dire forecasts in the US.And the share price of SUPR has fallen 50% since the fed started raising rates. A divi of 8.5% while enticing, signals risk. It's high yield risk. |
Posted at 27/1/2025 22:55 by starpukka Hi Gary. I have both a newish cash ISA and stocks ISA with Trading 212. Both currently pay 4.90% on cash balances; down from 5.1.I am struggling with the lack of live pricing on the stocks isa. I put in a sell order today. No idea what price I'd get. The screen appeared saying they will sell when: there is sufficient stock in the market-or some such waffle-but the sale went through instantaneously. Having had live buy and sell quotes for an eternity, its not sitting right with me. But it's been a good Monday. I've recently been adding to my Good Energy position; and the t/o was confirmed today at a reasonably decent premium. On a different note, I am long NVDA tonight on a SB, after the fall. But it is scaring me; not sure my heart is cut out for US volatility. |
Posted at 03/1/2025 12:33 by gary1966 Sky,If you remember I had a disastrous 2023 so just a partial rebound. Could and should have been much better as a couple of other decisions cost me dearly. I may have made my first bad decision of the year yesterday as sold ITH and SQZ yesterday as looked like a very good opportunity for a trade. Overbought on the 2 day rsi and looking toppy on the 14 day as well. Brent also looking overbought and so I thought all the stars had aligned. Price action today suggests otherwise. Early days so will just have to be patient and keep an eye on the indicators. |
Posted at 03/1/2025 11:00 by skyship RE GGP: Charles Archer interview on 'The Sunday Roast' last October:GGP from 00:54:22 "It sounds ridiculous where the share price is now" (Based on the Telfer stockpiling alone). "When you get that first RNS saying this is our first free cash flow, from our first 3 months of operations, this could be the trigger to send it really, really high. To shoot it up". |
Posted at 01/1/2025 10:02 by skyship SPLITs Followers’ Thoughts for 2025A slightly easier year for investors but politically the World in a mess. Whilst in the UK already we are seeing why you should never vote Labour; they will inevitably screw the Economy; and we can’t vote them out for another 4.5yrs! Once again the UK under-performed against most other Markets; though did end in positive territory. The FTSE100 finished at 8173 (+5.7%). The FTSE 250 also up at 20623 (+ 4.7%); whilst AIM closed down yet again at 720 (-5.6%). Personally my portfolio traded up 16% in early December; but then fell back to close up 12.6%. For the 3rd year in a row below my 15% target; though comfortably ahead of my 7.5% drawdown rate. My Tip for 2024 – CLS Holdings (CLI) - was a major and costly disappointment falling 23.5% from 102p to 78p. At which level they are now on a covered yield of 10.2%; so more anon. My Spec for 2024 – TRINITY Exploration (TRIN) – finally and inevitably succumbed to a takeover. The previous year’s bizarre fall to 41p recovered somewhat delivering at 68p a profit of 66%. Bizarrely, I now repeat this para from last year: “So, where to find some growth for the year ahead. Well, there seems to be a concensus that the UK is under-valued; especially when compared with the over-valued US market. The US is of course showing growth; whereas the UK is languishing on the brink of recession, though a mild one it is to be hoped. The string of transatlantic takeovers supports the hypothesis of a cheap market; but until the institutions and pension funds are regulated to invest back into the UK, the markets may well stay cheap and vulnerable to overseas cherry-picking!&rdqu My Tip for 2025 is once again Greatland Gold. In 2020 they soared from my Tip level of 1.75p to 35p for a 2000% gain. Then in 2023 they again gave a good performance rising from 8p to 10p for a 25% gain. For 2025 they start at 6.35p and I expect at least a 100% gain as they return to double figures on the back of the ASX listing expected in June. There is a wealth of information on the B/b thread (see below); but perhaps the best summary of its position and prospects is given in these commentaries: c24mins in: My Spec for 2025 is a re-run of pan-European property company CLS Holdings (CLI), my failed Tip for last year! CLI is a European operation – 45% UK, 42% Germany, 13% France – but has been savaged by the UK Market as they are wholly in the Office sector. However their properties are not like those of Regional Properties (RGL). They hold prime properties in prime locations. Occupancy and rents are holding up well and the 7.95p dividend is covered 1.3x by EPS. At 78p the NAV discount is now at 66% to the Jun’24 EPRA NAV of 227p whilst the well covered dividend provides a yield of 10.2%. The Morstedt family control 62% and must surely wish to find some resolution to the absurd share price. Buy in the minority and privatise; or sell out, perhaps to Private Equity. I look forward to reading others’ New Year tips and views; and any contributions throughout the year are most welcome… ==================== Useful links to gilt/bond prices, commodity prices & the UK 10yr Gilt: |
Posted at 22/10/2024 10:23 by skyship Thnx to TIMBERWOLF for posting this on the new GGP thread. Well worth a listen as GGP are absurdly under-valued, with 100%/200% even 300% upside more than possible, even likely, over the next 6months.I do have form with GGP - my 20-bagger TIP in 2020. Listen, then take a few on board. GGP is no longer an explorer, it is a gold producer; and making an absolute mint with the high gold price: ==================== Charles Archer interview on 'The Sunday Roast' Greatland Gold from 00:54:22 Don't hold back Charles! WoW! "It sounds ridiculous where the share price is now" (Based on the Telfer stockpiling alone) "When you get that first RNS saying this is our first free cash flow, from our first 3 months of operations, this could be the trigger to send it really, really high. To shoot it up". |
Posted at 15/10/2024 07:54 by skyship All rather intriguing. Our own AFN a very cheap shell company with literally vast potential. One day Rodney for sure; but may well be worth having a very small allocation just in case: |
Posted at 22/9/2024 14:43 by skyship Been all sorts of machinations going on at TRIN, my Spec of the Year in the Header.Personally I moved on quite sometime ago; but the patient look to be getting 68p/share cash from bidder Lease Operators Ltd. A nice rise from the start of the year; but still a pretty hopeless result for those with a position from last year. As for my Tip of the Year in the Header, well CLI continue moribund in an 88p-95p trading range. Berenbergs have alighted upon them as good value, looking for a 25% recovery to 114p. I'm looking for far more; but happy(ish) to remain patient and bank the well-covered 8.6% yield. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com |
Posted at 04/7/2024 16:45 by jagworth New ZDP available.Aberforth Split Level Income Trust has been wound up. Aberforth Geared Value & Income Trust plc (AGVIT) is a new closed-ended investment trust launching on 1 July 2024. AGVIT ZDP Shares The AGVIT ZDP Shares have a final capital entitlement of 160.58 pence on the Winding Up Date of 30 June 2031. The final capital entitlement represents a Gross Redemption Yield of 7.0 per cent. per annum over the life of the AGVIT ZDP Shares, based on the issue price of 100 pence per AGVIT ZDP Share pursuant to the Issues. ...if the capital value of AGVIT's portfolio falls by more than 10.3 per cent. per annum over the planned life of AGVIT, the AGVIT ZDP Shareholders will receive less than 160.58 pence per AGVIT ZDP Share on the Planned AGVIT Winding Up Date. On the basis of the Assumptions, if the capital value of AGVIT’s portfolio falls by 50.2 per cent. or more per annum over the planned life of AGVIT, the AGVIT ZDP Shareholders will receive nothing in respect of their AGVIT ZDP Shares on the Planned AGVIT Winding Up Date. The Cover per AGVIT ZDP Share on the basis of the Assumptions, on Admission the AGVIT ZDP Shares will have an initial Cover per AGVIT ZDP Share of 2.0 times. |
Posted at 06/11/2023 16:37 by skyship sp - being a propco I know SERE of course; but sold them in the mid 80s a couple of months ago. Watching for re-entry; though a bit concerned by their high office content. Though that not such a problem in Euroland.I don't like the renewable and infrastructure sectors, esp. the former. Totally subsidy dependant and the economics a whole lot worse than stated as product life a whole lot shorter. My REITs are API, EBOX & SREI - which just a few days ago gave an average yield of 8.9%. Now down to 8.2% after 8.0% yesterday! EBOX still too cheap on a 9.1% yield and 47% discount. I posted this on TMF on 29th Oct.: Well, I too hold 3 REITs - API, EBOX & SREI. Taken as a group, the average yield is 8.9%! The dividends on all 3 are covered & the BoDs state the dividends are secure. None of them have pressing debt concerns, occupancy is good and rents are rising. The average NAV discount is 43.2% to Mar'23 & Jun'23 valuations. Allowing for a further 5% fall the discounts reduce to 40.2%. The discounts are cavernous, the yields are immense, the stock-market valuations are bizarrely bearish and untested. Sanity will return once inflation and recession fears are reduced; but the current geopolitical situation is hardly conducive to improving markets, regardless of apparent value. So whilst higher for longer is thought to apply to interest rates; lower for longer might apply to all sectors of the market. However, here in the UK that recession seems to be constantly in abeyance, so if it does eventually kick in, it may hopefully prove to be a rather mild affair; really posing little concern to rent rolls. Furthermore, with high interest rates damaging governments, corporates and individuals; it seems to me that the central banks may actually cut sooner than anticipated, especially as inflation rates are falling fast – outside the UK that is! As interest rates fall back, the secure yields in the REITs will inevitably trigger a strong recovery in share prices. Consider this. If the average yield across my 3 plays cuts from 8.9% to 7.0%, that provides a 27% increase in the share prices. I’ll enjoy my 8.9% whilst I wait! |
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