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Are you talking about posts by Layla1 and The Beastof Bodmin or other info?
Who says it’s going to be mammouth? Possible cash transfer from JK to EUA plc. That would show £transfer can be done great in itself. Or it is to announce a sale vote in advance of EUA vote? Not sure what mammoth might mean
Be careful with inside info stretchy, hope you didn't trade on it, or you could be in trouble. This week's KK EGM info is likley to be mammoth for eua( apparently) and you have openly admitted you may know something.
So do I Bothwell, but I am only quoting information I have been given... I have no idea as to the accuracy...
Hope you are correct Stretch.
The bod aren’t a joke , they’re doing what they can in the public domain which is next to nowt due to nomad/rules etc etc ! We live in a time that is difficult to navigate given geography and therefore interested parties difficulties as well …#just sayin
Could just be pizzing into the wind but we'll give them the benefit of the doubt...
From other contacts, there seems to be a head of steam building up about may 8/9... we'll wait and see...
For myself I can wait for sale news.
It's entirely possible the sale is still some way off,but as long as the company stays in business shareholders can remain optimistic of a good return.
There are likely good reasons only known to the BOD that means keeping a low profile is beneficial.
I still have full faith in a good sale deal being achieved despite some of the resident negheads.
Perhaps next week will reveal some joyful news.
GLA holders.
Hopefully an RNS from the BOD to say sold or the sale has collapsed.
I think that is what we need now. I'm sick and tired of this dragging on. The BOD are a joke
Lol Beasty! The lady doth protest! I’ll await your May 8th comment when the BIG NEWS arrives…. or not!
No Wetherspoons, Tiffers, plenty of Sun shiny beer gardens tomorrow around the Peak District (hopefully) with some walking thrown in. My first away day in my new campervan and first undies off walloping on four wheels too! Enjoy your weekend moody pants. Hopefully you get to wallop something too other than a sofa cushion or two!
GLA
Ignore them everyone else does weirdos with nothing else in their life but a BB on a company they have no investment in…creeps 🧟♂️🧟♂️🧟♂️
Wolfe you appear to have a habit of answering questions for others 🤔 very often for two people in particular? Come to think of it that appears to be a thing for the three of you. Anyhow I digress, you almost sound annoyed that there could be some positive news Coming regarding Eua.!
Anyway of to enjoy the weather and the bank Holiday, don't stay in spoons to late over the weekend super Sundays in spoons can be quit a thing.
Cheers wolfie, watching it now, wine in hand. Guess for you guys all safe now ( though we got you last game) I'm over and out now too, have a good long weekend buddy, no public holiday here Monday 😭.
The very best of luck for the game today, LiB. Have a good weekend, pal
Hi Tiffintip
Some very knowledgeable LTH’s have given the heads up for May 8th. And also a scruff he STILL owes £200 to charity but best to ignore those types.
We’ve had a wink emoji from Layla1. Uber ramper that’s not been seen around these parts for months but has given us simpletons on LSE some bona fide info!
We’ve also had BeastOfBodmin taking a break from posting his standard pro Russia/Anti West propaganda to declare a monumental announcement!
It’s all VERY exciting and I’m sure if no MASSIVE SALE announcement is made very SHORTLY, the rampy folk of this BB will be super quick to apologise.
GLAGLTH
#RUMS
Just for you tiffin tip as I guess you are speaking to me and too dim to Connect the dots, this is what everyone is waiting for, a ramp started by your buddies
As old seg dog would say
Tick tock
CTC what is this massive expectation you talk about, EGM's are not particularly unusual?
I certainly have it penciled in Mr wolfe, russian translator on stand by and all that. But if nothing comes of if what then? The market is now expecting a significant update now with respect to sale news / use of funds etc from the EUA subsidiary!! If nothing then the SP may well tank. The MMs would likley never have known about this EGM if not for the craziees on here, now they do, there is massive expectations for news at this EGM, and it's not even EUAs meeting lol.
Certainly will be interesting, stretch what's your view?
A quality post makeabundle...,. thanks for the information but you are an exception... this board has been reduced to pizz poor by the relentless tripe spouted by the negheads... my advice to genuine investors... ignore this ludicrous pantomime and wait for genuine news.... then we will roast them....
Russia pays record 25% of budget for Putin's paranoia - US intelligence
Where will the $500B+ come from to rebuild Ukraine? Of course Mizman, who lives on a different planet, would say the West instigated the war and is therefore liable. The frozen assets will not be sufficient, it seems. Russia's guilt is probably more clear-cut than that of Germany for the devastation of WW1. The truth may be that Russia, like Germany, will never be able to pay - not when you are spending that much on the military to the detriment of real long-term prosperity.
The notion that NATO would take 10 days to respond to a member state demand for article 5 assistance is pure fantasy, as is the idea that Russia would invade a NATO country. I'm pretty sure that any of the Baltic countries could keep the Russians at bay long enough for Polish and UK air support to arrive within just a few hours; Putin may be a monster but he's not a fool and he's not completely insane. The Ukraine was clearly a miscalculation, and he has dug in deeper and deeper due to his lack of accurate and honest information from the sychophants with whom he has surrounded himself; he now can't withdraw without risking his domestic position. But the notion that NATO countries will be next if the Ukraine falls is utter nonsense, put about by the Ukrainians who are desperate to convince the West that they are fighting on our behalf.
For the sake of ending this bl00dy war of attrition we need to tell the Ukrainians that there is no more military or financial support coming for them, and tell Russia that we will send in NATO troops to reinforce Ukraine if a peace treaty isn't signed to end the war by the end of the summer.
The West needs Russia for natural resources, not just oil and gas, and Russia needs the West as a market for its resources (and the Ukrainians cannot afford to finance their own war nor have they the fighting aged population to sustain these losses for much longer.)
Sadly, the global superpower is led by a clown who can't even bring himself to condemn anti-Semitism on US college campuses, he certainly doesn't have the backbone to deal with Russia/Ukraine.
Until the big announcement.
Todays trades -
Biggest buy - 5k
Biggest sell - 10k
A total of 31 trades so far
What a sad Pratt 🤣🤣🤣
The G7 countries have privately admitted that they are no longer considering the idea of a complete confiscation of Russian assets, The Financial Times reports.
The controversy surrounding Russian assets frozen in the West does not subside. But Europe does not want to do this because it is afraid of retaliatory measures. In addition, such a decision frightens other countries, for example, Asia and the Middle East. They believe that the confiscation and transfer of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine could become a global precedent, and this could be followed by assets of other countries if the political situation requires it.
Indonesia and Saudi Arabia are trying to persuade EU countries to abandon confiscation because they fear for the future of their assets in the West.
European countries want to stay away from anything that could affect Russian assets themselves. They are afraid of retribution. But the US is looking for a way to circumvent their concerns.
- writes The Financial Times.
The idea has emerged in the White House. It calls for $50 billion in funding for Ukraine through a loan or bond secured by future profits from frozen assets.
Currently, the assets are held by the Belgian company Euroclear, which performs settlements on Eurobond transactions. It has already earned over €5 billion in extraordinary profits since the start of the conflict over Russian securities, the proceeds of which cannot be paid to our country due to sanctions. But the European Union came up with another plan for this money. There are proposals to transfer part of the current and future profits from Russian assets for joint purchases of weapons for Ukraine. Profits made before mid-February will be transferred to Euroclear as a buffer against legal costs.
These proposals could be considered in the coming weeks. This is just what will happen when the conflict ends and Russia will have to return frozen assets. And they are already mortgaged. And officials also don’t understand what to do about it.