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If you don't buy Russian oil you need to buy it from somewhere else.

India's state refiners have not purchased Russian oil for the last week, marking a dramatic turn in one of Moscow's strongest energy relationships since the onset war in Ukraine, news agency Reuters reported, citing sources.

This dilution is necessary to get all the ducks in a row.

It is a positive step forward.

All aboard before we depart for the stars.

Bluenill, I didn't say bad news was deliberately being withheld; I said there is no good news to report. However, I will bow to your superior knowledge on all things insider and put your statement down to a Freudian slip. Thank you.

You seem a worried man today c2645sg. Working particularly hard to regain your short position I guess.

£25k invested in Alpha Group International plc TWO DAYS ago would be worth £33k today.

Now if only you could access your own money chaps, so many opportunities elsewhere.

There is no progress. If Fanning had something to hang his hope upon, he would. There is no news because there is nothing good to report.

£25K invested in AIM listed RKH 2 years ago would be worth £75k †oday.

What self-respecting trader wouldn't cash in on the recent rise?.

SUSPENDED 3rd July 2023.

Your money has been tied up for 2 years now. It's like it's not your money! Someone ask Fanning when we can have it back please.

Over the past two years (from July 2023 to July 2025), the average inflation rate in the UK has been around 8.6%. This means that £25,000 in July 2023 would have the same buying power as approximately £27,150 in July 2025.

A brief synopsis.

The Rolls-Royce share price has risen 10-fold since 2022. Could this under-the-radar UK growth stock deliver similar returns in the years ahead?

https://www.fool.co.uk/2025/06/20/could-the-itm-power-share-price-be-set-to-soar-like-rolls-royce/

UK stocks eked out another record close on Monday, with the FTSE 100 registering a closing above the 9,000-point mark for the first time in history.

Yes, sir, fantastic rise over the last three days. The city chaps are playing this big time after the public was tipped off that this is the next Rolls Royce.

They will be taking profits and shorting through CDF's.

A top-quality business

Melrose is a quality business. It has unique competitive strengths and exceptional financial performance. The company currently has stakes in 17 major RRSPs, giving it underlying royalty-like income on around 70% of global widebody and narrowbody aircraft programmes. These are typically long-term, high-margin contracts, securing stable and growing cash flows over decades.

And its business moat is very strong. Around 70% of Melrose’s revenue is sole-sourced, meaning it is the exclusive supplier for essential components in leading aircraft engine and structure programmes. And by consolidating operations and driving efficiency gains as part of an ongoing corporate restructuring, Melrose has seen its underlying margins more than double and its earnings more than triple since 2023.

The wealthy will always need to spend their money and rarely need to budget. They would rather lose 30% on the forecourt than hand it over to the exchequer. This is a far better way to gain “avenue cred” and is, as you say, a far more visible way to extend one's “member"

When you have far more money than you could ever need, you spend it on luxuries such as Aston Martins, often it's the second or third luxury run-around parked in the garage.

The economic tide is turning. The FT is at an all-time high, the wealthy are cashing in and need to waste this money on frivolities, especially ones with heritage and racing kudos, and of course, are beautifully designed and the pinnacle of modern motoring design.

80p again soon.

At the other end of the transport system, the coach, the public transport system no self-respecting millionaire would ever use, is also gaining in value. Check out Mobico, (National Express), then you've got every social class covered.

5th highest riser on the FT250 this morning. Support is now up from 73p.

Thank you, c2664sg. I see where you're coming from and agree with some of your thoughts. I assume you are expecting, perhaps even hoping, it will fall further.

Is it purely a cash raise, or has the new model not gone down well?

Indeed, quite elementary, c2645sg, the reason so many are being sold is the answer I was seeking.

Technically, support is above 73p, but why is this fall happening?