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Absolutely, AIM is the pits and the sooner HUR get off it the better for price stability, although having said that, HUR SP stability has not been an issue as such but being on AIM can be, I know.
re: 'Is AIM such a casino that traders/*investors* wait until they think there's another hookup attempt imminent to buy HUR shares for a quick 5-10% profit?'
Absolutely, AIM is the pits and the sooner we get off it the better for price stability although having said that stability has not been an issue but on AIM can be, I know.
Anyway what has happened to our desire to move to the main market? not read nor heard a jot on that for some time.
Is AIM such a casino that traders/*investors* wait until they think there's another hookup attempt imminent to buy HUR shares for a quick 5-10% profit? - Offer a kid a sweet today or a bag next week, and they'll take the sweet today?
Regarding hookup, if it occurs during the working week, is there a possibility that AIS can be turned off on the AM?
A bit like when it sailed past Yemen?
I gather some of the BoD are not the biggest fans of "shipwatchers" and might not want their "Hookup RNS" to be a damp squib (not squid).
WellWell, the latest report tonight from WNI shows the weather slightly better than earlier today, and I think that you will agree that WNI is the one that most, if not all Operators use offshore.
Strewth, WW, thought I'd never hear of 'the r-oh-pe' again....! That was one of the more expensive ropes ever, er, 'used', huh?!
gla
It’ll happen, just not sure if the window on Monday pm will allow it. I hope they try and I hope they have more than one spare rope for repeated attempts should they hit a ‘snag’. I’m guessing they do.
Agreed, WW, met for Monday looks to be closing. Medium-term out at 10d+ looks more promising, with the Azores high gradually sliding northwards over the UK. If we can physically shove it a bit further N, happy days.
gla
That’s the coastal forecast not Lancaster BD.
Monday/Tuesday WW still looks fine to me. Under 2m swell and waves and calm wind conditions.
Realistically, AM would need to set sail by Saturday to catch the 24 hour slot.
http://marine.meteoconsult.co.uk/marine-weather-forecast/marine-coastline/british-isles/weather-forecast-coastal%20areas-west-shetland-14938-4.php
GLA.
Forecast has worsened on the one I've just checked. The marginal weather window is nearly closed; currently.
If anything the latest weather forecast for next Monday and Tuesday is better than it was last night.
Agree - windy window predicted some time off (?)...
Seems early rise in SP was based on change in weather forecast last night (?) which seems to have reverted somewhat back again (?)...