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M1 these legal issues have been ongoing for years. Of course it’s a risk but if the Ukrainian authorities were going to seize the assets then surely they would have done so already? Anyone who’s been following the company long enough knows what’s going on. If you don’t want to take that risk then that’s your business. But to be on here constantly punting the same line over and over again obviously means you have an alternative motive. There’s no one on these boards with large enough holdings to influence the share price. So if you’ve gone short then good luck with that. Personally I’d have thought the time to go short on FXPO would have been February 2022.

The mining industry is facing a decline in global demand and prices for iron ore, as well as internal challenges such as a weak power grid, rising energy and logistics costs, and a shortage of personnel.

https://gmk.center/en/news/ukraine-exported-2-46-million-tons-of-iron-ore-in-november/

Very true blanch.

And what’s being said in the media at present and by Trump that ‘Putin decided not to back Assad’ is rubbish. He didn’t back Assad because he isn’t in a position to. Putin knows if Assad fell there’s a good chance he’ll also lose his bases in Syria and his port in the Mediterranean. Putin wouldn’t agree to that. I’d say his intelligence was that weak he didn’t think Assad wall fall that easily. When it was obvious he was going to Putin was too weak to do anything about it. Putins now probably crying in the Kremlin seeing another one of his adventures go down the pan.

Https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1865683357335453710?s=48

Hopefully they’re burning the Russian kit that’s been bombing them for years now. I read the Russian ships left port in Syria a few days ago. Must have seen this coming. Putin loses his only Mediterranean port. What a loser.

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ugcPost-7270847917630935040-YiXb?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios

Read the news from yesterday in the News tab above.

Share price up nearly 50% since this article was published;

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4741365-ferrexpo-risky-markets-clear-chances-better-with-trump

Ferrexpo Added 😂

Russian rubbish. They’re no good at hitting military targets. Just innocent civilians.

Metinvest’s CEO says investors are interested in Ukraine’s significant assets that could help its economy recover and attract investment, including lithium and uranium deposits and a history of industrial production.

https://gmk.center/en/news/security-guarantees-are-vital-for-rebuilding-ukraines-economy-metinvest-ceo/

2 quid on an end to hostilities.

3 quid on an end to hostilities and any legal issues settled.

4 quid on an end to hostilities, any legal issues settled and a decent price for Iron Ore.

5 quid on an end to hostilities, any legal issues settled, a decent price for Iron Ore and Ukraine joining the EU.

6+ quid on an end to hostilities, any legal issues settled, a decent price for Iron Ore, Ukraine joining the EU and FXPO doubling production from Pre war levels.

Https://gmk.center/en/infographic/port-transshipment-of-iron-ore-for-10-months-amounted-to-about-15-2-mln-tons/

The trends your friend Lounge.

silly little ******

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/putin-humiliated-by-the-president-of-kazakhstan-at-csto-summit/ar-aa1v1ujh

Brilliant

https://www.reuters.com/world/ukraine-flag-appears-big-screen-during-putin-visit-kazakhstan-2024-11-28/

Let’s hope so. Sites like LSE should be doing more to combat this Russian rubbish online. If you’ve got anti western views that fine. But when someone keeps repeating the same views over and over again I think it’s pretty obvious who and what they are. Bitter twisted Russia always 10 steps behind the west has to resort to such backward activity to try and get ahead. One nation actually employees people to spread disinformation. It’s pathetic when you think about it.

It’s becoming all-to-clear that there are no good remedies for the Russian economy’s malaise apart from ending the war; the mother of Russia’s problems.

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/russias-tanking-ruble-spells-trouble-for-putin/

"Ukraine would not be asked to relinquish the goal of regaining all its territory, but it would agree to use diplomacy, not force, with the understanding that this would require a future diplomatic breakthrough which probably will not occur before Putin leaves office," Kellogg and Fleitz wrote.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna182056

No I didn’t see it lounge but that’s what we want to hear.