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Sorry folks.. had the temerity to buy 7400 shares in Germany and literally seconds later the price fell off a cliff. I tell you, if King Midas turned all to gold, my magic touch turns it to cheap plastic.

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Neither RGO nor PIRI are SPACS seeking IPOs though. They're investment companies.

https://electrek.co/2021/03/05/tesla-takes-parts-controversial-deal-to-take-over-nickel-mine-new-caledonia/

No equity in this case. But it shows the kind of blue sky thinking that perhaps eludes traditional automotive companies.

Germany quotes price rises between trades, so a sell then a buy... the rise incudes the spread.

No of course not. No one does. And it could happen at any time between now and the end of June. Green tech is a suspect, but it seems is hardly flavour of the moment right now for some unknown reason.

work? What does a string of tiny sells mean? What are they trying to do?

Am I right in thinking that RDGC have another 4 months in which to make tis RTO?

..a little twitchy here. Only 4 weeks left for this RTO.

It's ok, I've sussed it.

EMH lists under two different codes in Germany... E86 and E861.

Does anyone know what the difference is? Prices and volumes differ.

... of what this company is about.

https://eqtec.com/why-choose-gasification/

Anyone who declines a vaccine should also decline treatment putting hospital staff lives at risk if they catch the virus.

There's support at 8.5, with next resistance at abbot 10.

the sells?

Buy a classic.

One price slightly higher than the other, seconds apart, almost certainly a rollover. The second pair of entries was an error that was deleted.

The vertical faming concept has been around since the early 2000s. It's the future. It has to be. By 2050, 70% of the world's population will live in cities. Given that the population will grow to about ten billion, that means the equivalent of today's entire world population living in cities. If cities are not run in a sustainable manner, then human society is not sustainable and we haven't a hope. Vertical farms are one part of a range of solutions that can help to achieve this.

However, it's a very young industry and it remains to be seen how quickly the authorities, and business, will adopt vertical farming. It needs to be right now. But if the world's reaction to CO2 emissions is anything to go by, it may not be as rapid as is needed. Nonetheless, there are few players in the market, and if it turns out that ifph are indeed the RTO target (and we don't know this), they seem to me to be a great bunch of people with all the right skills. We could be in at the start of something huge.

Thanks PNick. I am invested to a very modest degree but am considering buying more. It bothers me though because the percentage holdings in any entity is an important gauge of the potential here Owning 1% of a startup is not significant. Owning 25% or more might be. From what I can glean here, percentage ownership of the upcoming IPO companies is pretty nominal. So investing here is only about SVV it seems. That, according to the Pires website, amounts to a 20% holding. SVV is going to have to perform well to justify a strong price rise here, isn't it?

Panodyne? https://twitter.com/hold_sell/status/1366285540446896130?s=20