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Yes I agree up to a point, and that point is when cell ag hits the farmers bottom line cell ag will need to be ready for a takeover of the market much faster than the tractor and car took over from the horse, farmers profit margin is pretty thin as it is. they wont keep livestock for your pleasure or mine.

I do not really understand the vegan argument, since they will be presiding over the extinction of farmed animals, but I do understand the methane vs carbon argument, that is the reason I am invested here 1kg of methane is equivalent to 84kg of carbon and methane has 28 times global warming potential (GWP), methane also dissipates into the atmosphere in less than 10years, getting rid of methane makes more room for carbon pollution and thus less of a burden on industry. pity the poor farmer do not throw him/her to the wolves.

Boatman's acquired land valuation appears to be the valuation of bare land, and not of development land, does anyone know if there is a difference in price between bare and industrial development land in Texas

It appears today that value and risk very often do not apply, it is all buy low relative to the risk and sell high when it is high risk, in crypto charting appears to be a very good guideline for decision making.

"We overestimate what happens in two years and underestimate what may happen in ten years"
Bill Gates.
Afraid it's all going to happen sooner rather than later MAZK.

Bought some few months ago, and again yesterday
gas and oil heading much higher, seems a perfect storm is gathering.

It appears that amendment 171 (disapproval of similar packaging) has been dropped by the EU parliament, approval for cell based cheese protein may be easier to get than expected, and probably any cellular meat as well due to the influence of environmentalist and animal rights campaigners on the EU parliament.

These guy's may be on to something with Bitcoin mining optimisation considering that we are facing a microchip shortage and a possible hike in energy prices.

Contrary to you Kevin, I think chartist have too much influence over any cryptocurrency, since there are no fundamentals.
Something has to change between Bitcoin and the Nasdaq, I understand that Bitcoin has a lower inflation rate than fiat, but does it have to mirror the Nasdaq, it makes no sense being s risk on asset when it should be a risk off asset like gold.

Lab milk, look up legendairy, a European company hoping to produce milk protein via fermentation.

Since there are no fundamentals to Bitcoin, it must valued on it's scarcity and de-centralised functionality and independence of all government.
As long as it has a slower inflation rate than sovereign currency, it ought to be as highly valued, as a scarce commodity.
The hiccup we have experienced last week ought to be over pretty soon.

I cannot believe that we are entering a bear market, but if we listen to these charting traders we are nearly there. Technical analysis seems to be leading the downtrend, not taking into account any fiat FUD.
I expect Bitcoin to de couple from the ups and downs of the Nasdaq, and follow commodities since it is considered to be gold 2.0, and more of a scarce commodity than a currency, but what do I know. ( not a trader).

I think it is going to be difficult to stop calling cell ag meat, no one has a monopoly on the word meat.

Is this legislation in the USA to stop plant based meat alternatives calling themselves meat, or does it also stop cell ag as well.

Why can it not be sold as meat since it is of the same cellular structure, we have pork meat and sheep meat, why not ------ meat, the origin of the cellular structure on the packaging will also have to be defined such as beef or salmon etc.

If cell ag is to compete then it has to compete on price, yes in the beginning there will be niche markets, these markets eventually will have an influence on the price beef and pork etc., one more eating shark meat is one less eating beef , and perhaps cheaper imported beef at that.

Forflies is a professional crypto trader and has a video on YouTube in about an hour, well worth watching even if he has a negative opinion.

I am in the same situation and regarded as a retail investor to which we are allocated additional rights over a professional investors, such as being part of the FCA compensation scheme which in my case would only represent a small part of my portfolio, I think this is a ridiculous excuse, but it looks as if the placing has been well over subscribed and if we retail investors were part of it we would only have had a fraction of what we would have asked for.

I agree with a lot of what you have written, but there is a timescale of between 10 and 50 years in the article, and 5 trillion one hopefully can assume is the present size of the meat market. Any intrusion into the North American and European meat markets, you will find they will be the first to collapse and convert to factory produced meat, The poor countries of which there are less each year will b e the last to convert unless there is a significant difference in price between local meat and ethical meat. As for bubbles I hope we get one.

Low sentiment= buy
High sentiment= sell
Markets always turn, sometimes quite quickly. I personally do not think we have reached a long term bear market yet, and I have been in this share since last year.