No problem. I traded them from 2016-2018 and kind of forgot about them. They were a solid company back then with very good management team. Might look at adding a position again now.
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No problem. I traded them from 2016-2018 and kind of forgot about them. They were a solid company back then with very good management team. Might look at adding a position again now.
Just finished some light reading...
Going to buy them tomorrow.
I'm sure Sherritt's other operations are significant, but it may be worth noting that their plant in Fort Sask is... a long long way from new... I have heard others more familiar with it describe it as held together with chewing gum and duct tape.
I can't find evidence of the story from the time some structural steel failed from corrosion and sent a conveyor operator for an incredible fall, so I guess I can't really provide many details.
I have not been there, nor will I ever go there, so this is not first hand info. *"Forward looking statements disclaimer... Etc"
I’m liking PYR for long term. Cathie Wood has it. It’s going to nasdaq soon. Sister company HPQ looking good for breakout.
I'm very interested in TechnipFMC, but I'm concerned about their divisional restructuring and who's going to be doing what in terms of their tech division and their EPC division.
Does anyone know more about them?
Dad says Sherrit is a big NOPE! Madagascar project ruined them. 4 ceo's in 6 years.
HPQ is getting into battery anode tech. Cheapest silicon manufacturing in the world. If they nail battery tech it'll be money. Their parent company is going on the Nasdaq soon PYR and this will give HPQ a boost.
Does @BavarianBeast stick to his plan to buy today? As my unofficial financial advisor, I'll change my buy order on his word!
Could a US car producer buy batteries made with nickel from Cuba?
I’m thinking 6-12mo. Maybe sooner if it really takes off.. prob should of cross posted to short term investments
More on TechnipFMC and their dis-amalgamation. (Not that anyone seemed to give a shit, but it's not hurting anyone for me to post).
I spoke to someone familiar with the matter and it sounds like their big tech division (and Hydrogen) will be part of the entity listed on the Paris stock exchange while the deadweight division will be listed on the NYSE.
Currently, the combined company is listed on the NYSE as FTI and I think it's still the same company listed in Paris, but with a different symbol.