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Tobi
@Tobiwankenobi500
7Mo·

...does anyone have any experience with the paper???

$ACC


dear or alive - opportunity or money pit :D

Gladly your opinions!

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Variett@Variett
7Mo
Yes, years ago I lost 75% with it, but now I no longer buy all these penny stocks.
I rather suspect that it won't work out in the long term
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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur
7Mo
A dead duck.
The spread alone is far too high at such a share price.
At TR:
Bid 0.0159
Letter 0.0312
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Rick Moyer@Rick
7Mo
The company is in liquidation. The dividends are simply the proceeds of the sales that are returned to the shareholders... I'm in with 25k shares and will end up getting out with a black eye. Hands off
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TorteInYourFace@TorteInYourFace
7Mo
Taking CO² out of the atmosphere will definitely be relevant in the long term, but how well this translates into shareholder value is another question. In general, profitable companies from the oil sector, where CO² is already being pumped into the reservoirs to increase yields, and industrial gas companies such as Linde and Air Liquide, which actually work with every known gas, are also benefiting from this.
Aker, on the other hand, seems to me to be nearing its end.
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Super_Geroy@Super_Geroy
7Mo
The dividend yield of > 2200% (TTM) should give cause for concern. And that with negative EBITDA.
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Sansebastian@Sansebastian
7Mo
The share price performance says it all
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Tobi@Tobiwankenobi500
7Mo
I once saw a table somewhere that said "Stocks that benefit from the German climate program... blah blah blah"

That should have been enough for me :D
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