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Picked these back up - wrong price - still Covid smacked and debt priced in. Hive still has miles to go.

You can run around shouting the sky is falling but the facts are positive in my view.

My position again this morning - left at 100p (big loss for me) but saved the 8p gap. Let's see a big push next year towards 150/200p

Shorts still sort of sticking around but must surely close before NASDAQ listing in Q1/2 next year?

Added here this morning - absolute gift at 13.5p!!

Who knows, op is the most political thing on the planet, market wants/needs $50 oil, hence OPEC disagreement. I don't doubt stockpile though!!

Lacklustre response. Better on Monday I hope.

Solid RNS - having only just popped into $50 oil I wasn't sure how quickly they would update. Big blue day expected - 140 minimum now.

You're quite right, apologies, newborn and little sleep.

Yeah, not great as a sale, but as you say, all sorts of reasons for selling, unless the CEO dumps!

I think they mean 921,214 but either way, £150k is worthy.

Guess OPEC meeting today will take it either direction, fast.

Thanks, still not a bad position, especially given caution in numbers. I do see how a few variables can tip this either way, however. Not a bad price today - totally nuts at 230p though.

Fair enough, using their own lower end of guidance and a gold price of $1,700 - it's throwing off revenue of $680,000,000 and gross profit of $300,000,000. Not bad for a £1.3bn market cap...

I have - it's still forecast to make a load of money from higher gold prices...

CEY was 90p before the gold price hit the moon. It's now just 20p more. What's happened?

Could see a push on 175p with Brent stable(ish) too at $48 - let's see.

Your strolls this evening, let's hope for a spring in GENL's SP tomorrow.

a walk? :)

I also think the Cineworld brand is destroyed.

49.83 yesterday afternoon - was expecting a dump today - let's see. I don't see what difference 5% vaccine efficiency rate has for a closed cinema losing a billion of cash it doesn't have.

It will give its creditors everything here, not shareholders. Big boys selling out too.

I'm short - don't get £700m out of a debt like that big and no cash coming in. Other cinema chains will buy this up in bits - shareholders least of their concerns.

There is an optimistic long but I don't back that story.

Good luck.