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Eish,don't be giving our secrets away !!,don't forget the silver lining aswell :):)
"The way the markets are right now, wouldn't surprise me if Blackrock need every penny as many funds, hedges and traders feel the pinch on the banking nerves."
What does this actually mean? I've read it a few times and still can't work it out. Blackrock made over $5bn last year. I think they are a far cry away from needing every penny. The ~£10m they've got/have in SOLG is insignificant.
I would be interested to know the rationale behind them unwinding their position here though.
Unless/until trades are honestly reported as exactly what they are - either buys or sells - imv this farcical /potentially deceptional situation will linger. Why can the market not be honest & straight? What is a real argument against honest reporting of trades?
I’m not naive but I do think we need an honest overhaul of regulations - and soon!
Just my opinions :)
Highest POG today seems to have been $1937 before sliding back a little. Bodes well for any Gold Miner perhaps eyeing our 26MOz proven reserve below Cascabel.
Hopefully that's the back of Blackrock. They had about 60m shares about a month ago so thought they'd be done around end of March. Perhaps they finally did the right thing and found a block buyer for the stock rather than selling destructively into a weaker market. The way the markets are right now, wouldn't surprise me if Blackrock need every penny as many funds, hedges and traders feel the pinch on the banking nerves. They said 2008 could never happen again due to regs etc etc. Mmm.... leopards don't change their spots. Once a casino always a casino. Let's hope that everyone doesn't realise the truth about the Fed Reserve as it's a case of emperors clothes. Transitory inflation?? Erm... no! Printing trillions of dollars... and hoping the market doesn't notice! They've created this mess... no one else... Powell hasn't got a clue and when the market decides on that... mmm... PoG to 10k?? SOLG should find the chinese more than welcoming as the Fed has made sure GOLD has been suppressed... another little chicken to come home to roost there too.
BNC/Pinot ...you sold out lol!!:):)
I was just about to post the same thing after a quick calculation. £2 is a rounded figure so it could just as easily be a sell (and the trade price suggests it could well be).
In more than 10 years invested here I don’t recall such a large volume trade. Somebody must know something. Question is, good or bad?
Hopefully the feckers will let it move up now!!
Either way it’d explain the tight trading range for the last few sessions…
Maybe, but given the trade is exactly £2m rather than a round figure of shares suggests a buy.
Trade gone through £2m
Maybe that’s been holding us back ….. sell maybe but if so someone must have wanted them…. Who knows??
Can we debate is this the catalyst that will satisfy the markets and increase our share price or increase the potential of a share holder stepping up to a jv or takeover
Assuming we have no further outcome of the strategic review
And second when would we likely get this signed
they didn't mention this bit about the LTA, which my understanding is that the 25% tax free lump sum is restricted to a maximum of £268,275, obviously doesn't effect :)
"The government will also remove the Lifetime Allowance charge from 6 April 2023,
before fully abolishing the Lifetime Allowance in a future Finance Bill. The
maximum Pension Commencement Lump Sum for those without protections will
be retained at its current level of £268,275 and will be frozen thereafter"
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1142902/Web_accessible_Budget_2023.pdf
No.
Is that ironic?
I'm guessing quite a few people on here will benefit from the long overdue scrapping of the Lifetime Allowance, which was the most unfair tax in the whole system. At last, a Conservative government doing something conservative.
Copperpot - funny but stick to the day job
Ho, ho!
Why would the shut the bakery? The community kneads the dough!
Good find.
'Community relations are as important as technical considerations'. Let's hope we haven't shut the bakery.
I think page 39 onwards for the mining sector in equador
https://mcusercontent.com/5d32fb3e3220791958e20ec4a/files/80867784-4132-fc01-d4d7-14554d320e94/LatAm_INVESTOR_Q1_2023.pdf
Q, I didn't get involved in your previous free speech debates and don't intend to now. But I'll make one point.
Laws exist to protect against much of what you describe. Anything which falls outside of that protection is completely legitimate. End of.
Yup. SVB, had the potential to be disastrous for the tech sector and thank god HSBC stepped in quickly (never thought I'd praise a bank)
My own view is that things are incredibly fragile at the moment and far too many macro issues are lurking in the background, thus making investing more difficult than I can ever recall. It would not take much to tip us over and western governments have very little capacity to cope with another emergency.
If Credit Suisse collapses next, that is a different ball game for European banking compared to SVB... and it looks like it could be starting to unfold this morning. The Saudis have said no more funding to rescue it....
we need our asset Sold or JV'd ASAP.. pull your finger out board.