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No, it just means you need to be on the register as of Nov 8th to be able to record a vote. Voting can be done all the way up until your broker says so .. normally 3 to 5 days before AGM date but you would need to check with broker as many vary even though it's all automated these days. The big boys like BHP and co normally vote on the day I believe.
Only 8 weeks away
Incidentally... Lasso leaves November 24th. Noboa sworn in and starts Nov 25th.
So perhaps Scott and co know they'll all they need pre-agm hence why they have brought it forward by 2 weeks as historically it is usually Dec 22nd... eg latest date possible lol!
Does that mean votes need to be cast by 8th November? If so, christ on a bike, doesn't give em long to get that rabbit out of the hat!
Here you are
AGM date : December 13, 2023
Record date for voting : Nov 8th 2023
Hi mog. I can't seem to view that document. Have they announced a date for the AGM?
TIA
I appear to have had a post deleted, presumably for calling the Welsh 'Welsh.' If that's so, it pretty well proves my point.
Consistency from Admin would make a pleasant change on here!
And 723k block bought at 5.30pm.
Same old mm's... they can't seem to get around to posting big trades live during the day. Instead, they do it afterhours. Quiet buying.
I expect you just shout a little louder when foreigners don't understand.
Yes, plenty of selling and all via the usual AT route. And as per the norm these days, half the volue or a 3rd is bought into after hours trading.
Meanwhile, the buying continues across the pond with TSX up at 19.5cents or 11.5p equivalent.
It's a funny old game but the last time TSX got some nibbles, it turned out to be Management buying. Has Mather decided to buy some now Elections are over? Anyone heard from Nick recently?
They all understand the language of money. I donāt speak Spanish or Portuguese and have never struggled to do or buy anything there.
We wonāt get Aussie style immigration, thereās no will to stop it.
Yet the EU managed to seal its borders air tight when it came to stopping unvaccinated people getting in š¤
We generally give back any gains made on Monday on Tuesday.
A lot of selling late on
Ecuadorian Bonds booming!
I have spent a lot of time in the Balearics and found them very friendly.
The other half is putting her foot down and will only move to a predominantly English speaking destination , so that only really leaves Australia and Dubai. People I know canāt get into the US because of the visa issues.
I like the stance that the Aussies take on policies like immigration etc but itās a long way away from the UK.
Although very close together Iāve found the natives in Spain and Portugal very different. The Spanish have a chip on their shoulder and are miserable, the Portuguese much more friendly and laid back
Similar to Scotland and England in a way
Sjn, you are partly correct.
Copper price ready to break sharply upwards...
This is what Trafigura said in March...
https://www.ft.com/content/c3da84fd-efe2-4487-accb-511a8104ee3e
Um....
And
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/copper-prices-decline-global-renewable-180000947.html
Cāmon 1984 youāve leant at lot about EVs and heat pumps recently š
I think I may put Portugal on my geographical map as well as Spain, Dubai and Australia
The Panama canal is currently restricted due to low rainfall and as a result fewer transits are allowed, vessels can't be as big as before, cargo sizes are down and there are a big log jam of ships waiting to get through extending shipping times via the canal. I think you will find that this is more of the reason for bigger demand for larger vessels to take the cape route rather than strength in the Chinese economy.
Fort I would be delighted to see the kind of stimulus China did after the 2008 credit crunch problem... The problem they have, is that has resulted in the endless towers and towns of empty Towerblocks... With many of their belt and road initiatives across the various countries involved already defaulting.. leaving unfinished roads, bridges etc on a scale the UK cant imagine...
Id welcome their stimulus... Id welcome even more their purchase of Solg or Cascabel, but China are not now the same animal they were when they did the last giant intervention..
First thing Iāve learned on this board in ages! Interesting
One of the most reliable global economic indicators is the Baltic Freight Index and its various constituent indices. Over recent weeks the market has shown a significant rise in the value of cape size tonnage. These are the large vessels used to transport iron ore, coal etc and which are too big to fit through either the Panama or Suez canals.
The benchmark trade routes used are those to China and are indicative of how robust the Chinese market is. Generally speaking, a rise in freight rates for cape size vessels indicates demand for essential ores, such as iron ore and copper, is rising.
Of course, like all forward looking indices it's not infallible, but its track record is better than most.
Not sure if this was reported here last week, it has been posted on ceo.ca
https://ceo.ca/content/sedar/SOLG-2023-10-13-notice-of-the-meeting-and-record-date-english-6814.pdf
Ortherncopper, there is talk of China kicking off a stimulus plan which as you know will be very good for risk assets. Last time China kicked off stimulus, the markets, especially commodities did very well.
China's economy is forecast to grow better than expected according to many media / banks views. They are still knocking out 5% growth when likes of UK are doing close to zero. Many experienced market followers are pointing to Indian as their growth rates accelerates.
What markets need right now is 'stimulus' simply because that's what they are used to. High rates and inflation giving many a headache. And the frightening thing... most interest rate rises are not felt properly by the 'little guy' until at least 10 months after the hike. There's millions of property owners set to exit fixed rate (2% or below deals) next year. China are usuallu ahead of the curve not behind it. So we might see BoE reverting to rates cuts pretty soon lol!
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