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Wrong again, nal. I said 99.9% of votes. Which is correct.
Maybe one day you'll get something right, although it doesn't look likely.
š I am starting to think that 1984 and Quady should get a room! The passion between these 2 punters is worthy of a Shakespearean sonnetā¤ļø
āSome people are impressed by him because he understands sets.
Everyone on here should understand sets or what is the point in buying and selling shares.ā
Yet here is Quady on 29th November 2021 showing that he quite clearly does not understand the SETS uncrossing auction
29 Nov 2021 21:05 happyharrythefir allow me to try to answer your question.Yes the U/C trade is large for Solgold and on the right side of the equation.However it's a balancing of the buys and sells today and no more.However what is more interesting is the buys and sells today and on the back of that, it is more probable that we may see some upward movement tomorrow if the momentum is there, So with balance we probably open higher tomorrow morning unless we get some rapid selling,
jezz i actually do drive an ev and must say i can't fault it. so much in built technology, adaptive cruise control and there's even times i've coupled that with lane assist and let it drive itself. think it helps if you're of an age where your boy racer days are over (that's not to say they're not fast) just that if you've progressed to an automatic it's the next logical comfortable step not having to break, just easing your foot off the accelerator (regenerative breaks recharge the car at the same time). mine does a real world 300 miles which covers virtually every day's journeys and if i'm going right across the country north to south i just top up the exact miles needed to get me home (which i've never waited more than 20 minutes for, a comfort break and a coffee). i home charge, costs me Ā£15 for 300 miles, pay no road tax (even when it comes in it'll be Ā£24 for my car). personally i really can't fault them. only downsides to me living in the uk, 1. there's only 50,000 charging points across the country for people that need them, the government promised 300,000 but this will grow. 2. 40% of people live where they can't install a home charger (multiple dwelling units etc) but bt are converting 60,000 old street copper cabinets to charging units so that'll help and 3. the ******* cost of the car! how the hell can mr average afford a minimum of Ā£40k and up to Ā£70-100k for their car?? whilst there are models coming out with an entry of Ā£20k, they won't have the milage range. it's like asking an 80 year old to install a heat pump or solar panels for a Ā£30k outlay and saying don't worry you'll have a 30 year pay back. anyway i digress, not that i'm a climate change freak but with glaciers melting in greenland at 3 tons an hour, temperatures rapidly rising etc, i do think precious metals demand will soar, even hybrid cars will need more gold and silver for their gold conductive properties. the bull market will therefore return to commodities this year imo, and whether its this year, next year or the year after i'm very happy to hold solg to see what pans out with the sale of their assets (which i actually think will happen this year) or indeed the sale of the company, which may take longer.
By the way Jezzoo airbus has a working jet airplane running on hydrogen, they have announced a date of 2035 to go into production.
Jezzoo how many times has Slug said this would be sold over the years, and look at his hatred of women.
He has got nothing correct.
Some people are impressed by him because he understands sets.
Everyone on here should understand sets or what is the point in buying and selling shares.
"not" afraid !
Whilst I won't get into an argument with you Quady as it's time consuming and non productive, I will say that Slug's overall take isn't far off what's happening.
There are increasing numbers of respected professionals and pundits who are of the opinion that we are on the cusp of long bull markets in commodities and on the back of that a shift in power from the West to the East, woke conspiracy or not.
They have more of the commodities required to be the planet's top dogs, and they are afraid of upsetting people.
This is an interesting watch for starters. Willem Middlekoop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qelnyR54s4&ab_channel=KitcoNEWS
EV has a long way to go and I don't think we will ever see long haul air travel using battery power, the physics disallow it.
I don't possess an EV but increasingly, friends who have and have enthused about them have started to come clean about the downsides of long distance travel and the time constraints when trying to combine charging and business.
My take on future travel is the need for a lot more mass transit systems, trains in a word. You don't have to take your electricity with you on a train. The burgeoning home delivery world works on a hub system, something we had many years ago in the heyday of Steam. If you look back at vehicles in the 20's 30's 40's and 50's there was a market for small engined and EV vehicles to transport short distances from the hubs. I think we should revisit that system, I'm not a 15 minute city advocate but it makes sense for commerce.
I was watching a politics programme yesterday and a speaker was explaining in the Scottish Parliament that Net Zero will never be actually zero.
Anyway, what do I know, my wife has just informed me it's Saturday and I thought it was Sunday !.
Stackhigh you are wasting your time with Slug.
He is by far the most unintelligent poster on here.
The point being when he is wrong, he still doesn't understand he is wrong.
He makes things up
He thinks the world has a woke conspiracy.
He is hateful towards ethnic minorities and women.
He doesn't understand anything about engineering or climate change.
He doesn't even understand the difference between natural occurring climate change and the man made element.
Don't waste your time with this loon.
Interesting perspective on Au & Ag
https://kingworldnews.com/here-is-what-is-really-happening-with-gold-silver/
So slug's latest obsession is the self-confessed petrol head formed CEO of Toyota (who failed to secure comparable market share in the BEV sector under his stewardship - bit embarrassing and cause of further cries of nepotism) talking about 'peak-BEV'? Meanwhile UBS, RMI etc (who accurately predicted current market share and current plateau in sales) still think 60+% by 2030.
I wouldn't worry about the longevity of metal plays - the world is going to reduce it's reliance on dinosaur juice (and dinosaur points of view!) just fine without the hydrogen tech Toyota are over- exposed to in terms of R&D costs... Oh wait! Surely that couldn't be why Toyoda made his claim, could it?
Wrong again, sluggy. Ready to admit you're wrong about GDP under Thatcher yet, or just hoping we'll forget each time you make a fool of yourself?
Who gives a monkeys what he said she said let's just get this sold right
ONWARDS AND UPWARDS!!!
I'll remind you that you said that in my first post on this matter a week or so ago, I'd claimed 99.9% of 'posters' supported SC. I did not and given your post was directly above mine, it's quite extraordinary that you got it so wrong. You still haven't admitted your error.
Just for guidance, a 99.9% vote in favour of re-electing a director is, by any standards, an overwhelming level of support. And a two thirds turn-out is also for an AGM is also good.
It's not my interpretation of facts which is awry, it's your blind ignorance.
Adikt, interesting to see that after being picked up once again on your interpretation of the facts. to suit your argument.
your now saying 99.9% of those who voted.
and not that he has the backing of 99.9%.
big difference, you now seem to realise that just because you say something, doesn't make it right.
after being picked up by somebody in here. your now mentioning the abstentions, but still not mentioning
all who didn't vote.
so the facts are 99.9% of those who voted, voted for Caldwell. but a significant amount did not.
funny how facts catch you out
Haha nice one!
But Iād rather drive an EV than a fiat and thatās saying something
1984 I'm so sorry to hear you've lost your fiat but they were always unreliable. Condolences none the less lol.
Confidence ffs
Whoever programmed apples auto incorrect is a total moron
Itās obvious. The whole green crap is unaffordable and we can only print so much fiat to chase it before condolence is lost and people flock to gold instead
As the Toyota chairman said, EVs will top out at 30% market share then in my view theyāll become city runarounds which was always going to be their niche
The bull run in metals will be long and sustained. Investing in rubbish like crypto or ESG produces literally nothing of use, itās just trends and dreams.
Sure we wonāt mine any for 5+ years but that will hardly be into the up curve on gold and other metals. In a world hooked on short-termism, knee jerk reactions and political flip flopping, it is the āother world orderā that will likely strike when the time is right
That is China/Russia and the BRICS. The good news is that Americans could overpay if they smell panic
Keeping the lights on cheaply is the skill right here right now
You did called it 1984 re gold. It would be great if we were actually mining and selling gold. Solg need to monetize the assets. Its doing us no good in the ground with no bid forthcoming. How much longer will we have endure this fiasco?
Lol 1984
Donāt you just hate auto correct
Iāve banged on for ages itās a good play, people here will gradually catch up and see which way the wind is blowing.
Usd about to weaken too; peak stupidity on the green crap.
The good news is the copper pays for the gold anyway.
Sadly, Scott The Rocks Caldwell tweet just served to reinforce what I have been posting. Utter incompetence on display in that tweet. No update on the IPA, nor the phased plan. Nor the never ending SR. Instead, he post a useless piece about gold which we are not actual mining nor selling. Nowt about the alleged occupants of the data room, nor the progress on the DDs, assuming there were DDs being carried out. Just what I have come to expect from a useless ceo. Perhaps it was his snake oil sales man Tufford who came up with this tweet in an attempt to throw a bone to the sheeple š
Hi fort
Volume a bit better
Solg tweets like London busses
https://twitter.com/solgold_plc/status/1750935169023025395?s=46&t=XX3-iZapJ1HaXMFlnE7nKQ
More and more seeing this as a gold play as much as copper
Over 5 million shares traded (not huge but above the norm) and in a usually volatile penny stock, it closes at unchanged.
The odds on that are close to zero but if someone's determined to keep a foot down on SOLG... then that's the kind of closing sp events you can expect. The VWAP should be pretty irrelevant here as any offer/bid should be made on the asset worth not the markets inability to price the share price etc.
There * not the!