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Don't know for sure but SIPP announced Myo had gone this morning so might mean something untoward was said and his account suspended

Don't think the CEO's presentation at the Investors Show has been posted, apologies if it has
https://www.ukinvestorshow.com/videos/bigdish-plc/

Versarien presentation at the Investor Show courtesy of ADVFN bb

https://www.ukinvestorshow.com/videos/versarien-plc/

Ty CaptiveM

I believe NigWit's account has been suspended for comments made on the Hurricane BB

Pie314

Re; I've been right before when I said that production may be expedited due to the quality and experience of the BOD, but not at the expense of safety. Remember that the overspend was not really an overspend but an upgrade in design. I'm also confident that further funding will not be needed. DYOR GLTA

So was the design opportunity flagged up in the company's risk register with the upgrade option as a mitigation that was recommended to be taken?

Edwina,

Agree the headline figures make a compelling case at today's sp. The link in TT's post seems to indicate that one reason for Institutions selling down is they want more clarity /detail to support the figures.

Really Bythe Sea?

Yuen was ranked No.3 by Mining Companies in the 2017 Extel survey, reflecting how Shore Capital punches above it weight against integrated banking competition"

https://www.shorecap.co.uk/posts/view/shore-capitals-yuen-low-shortlisted-for-this-years-city-am-analyst-of-the-year-award?fbclid=IwAR1R00LwumlpqS-ROkUV9ZJ5WPMGkAZ6RjG27Toc6_KIdbCNpaXFRW1p50c

Sharecast News) - Sirius Minerals narrowed total losses in its last trading year as a result of a fair value re-measurement of derivatives associated with its convertible loans.
The company was aiming to raise $3.8bn via a mix of $400m of new equity, $644m of unsecured convertible bonds, $500m of senior debt and a $2.5bn revolving credit facility.

Company boss Chris Fraser said: "Today's announcement provides a clear pathway to a fully financed project in the months ahead, while enabling us to progress construction at full speed."

Be that as it may, the miner had priced the equity portion of the cash call at between just 15-18p per share.

Despite that and the ensuing share price reaction, Yuen Low at ShoreCap was effusive, telling clients: "The next few weeks represent THE crucial juncture for the company.

"Successfully securing the Stage 2 financing is effectively the key to unlocking Sirius's vast potential, and we expect should catalyse a major re-rating of the shares.

"Beyond that, while Sirius would still be some years from becoming cash generative, an investment in the company should become progressively de-risked and enjoy significant value uplift as it advances towards production, we believe."

Not surprised new investors are buying, fabulous entry point

Yes can't find any adverse news, good chance for the company to buy back cheap shares too

Well said Myosotis. I particularly liked batten's post this morning where he reminded everyone now that financing has been secured, the focus should be on the engineering progress and Sirius has engaged excellent partners undertaking the mining, have a look at some of strabag's achievements.

http://www.strabag.fi/databases/internet/_public/files30.nsf/SearchView/FC68DB18F9CEFC40C12581FA00427EAD/$File/STRABAG_TunnellingCoreCompetences_2016.pdf

Typical day trader response Tom esp after less than 30 mins trading. Seem to recall Fevertree initially fell on their results before finishing the day and subsequent days well up

dead cat bounces are associated with bad news not good news, this is one purring pussy

No point in fretting, best to relax why we wait and anticipate a positive RNS.

As has been previously speculated, the analysts believe the potential backer to be JP Morgan who know the company well and retain an overweight rating on the stock with a 35p current target (which pre-dates the latest European distribution agreement)

https://www.redmayne.co.uk/news/march-2019/redmayne-bentley’s-top-trades-(1)

Interesting report on BBC news re soil quality and that there is 3 times more carbon stored in soil than in the atmosphere so taking better care of soil to prevent degradation to stop carbon being released into the atmosphere through dust clouds is important to fight climate change. Impact of chemical fertilisers highlighted which resulted in stony dusty soil as contrasted to soil fertilised by more natural fertilisers.cow dung in the report, but then the cow;s contribution to climate change is offset by methane gas. So the answer must be a natural fertiliser than enriches the soil whilst retaining the carbon where it is needed, in the ground. Sounds like Poly4

NigWit,

This article has been discussed quite extensively on the ADVFN, I particularly like superG1's response where he points out that despite there being thousands of Graphene producers in China there is extensive interest in what VRS has to offer, which is telling.

I am extremely excited by the potential of VRS especially when I read about the companies that VRS rubs shoulders as a Tier 1 partner of the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (see link below)

https://www.chinadailyhk.com/articles/118/172/250/1538711302402.html

and then subsequently reviewing and matching potential suitors for the list of ongoing product applications listed in the Versarien RNS in the link that follows.

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So, as your attitude has already changed I presume you are a pioneer and already a proud owner of an EV NigWit,or are you waiting for the price to come down and the availability of recharging infrastructure to be put in place like the majority of folk (both enlightened and not so)?

or a slightly less drastic solution DUK

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/artificial-plants-mof-carbon-dioxide-fuel-global-warming-reduce-climate-change-greenhouse-gases-a7703156.html

NigWit,

I like the footnote by the author:

Author’s note: in case you are wondering, I don’t own an electric car. We have an efficient Skoda diesel which is mostly used at weekends with 4 people in it. My preferred mode of transport is my old dutch bike, which in terms of gCO2e/km trashes all comers (foodprint included).

The bottom line is the most compelling reason for the majority of car owners to switch remains price not conscience