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Too right Trojan.

Pro business? In their dreams!

Just same old politics of envy.

Time to emigrate but where to?

Https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/raising-inheritance-tax-on-aim-shares-will-cut-treasury-revenues-by-2-2bn-analysts-claim/ar-AA1uMPTt?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=a16bf09c7582489688d925c3af1a5879&ei=62

LOL

Had to come back with that old chestnut.

Can dish it out big style but can't take it back.

What a big man/woman/person/ cat/ pr@tt

The reply it deleted said I was filtered.

Wonder if it posts another reply which shows that's fabrication.

Meow Moggy

Could have sworn the pr@tt posted a reply but it seems to have disappeared lol

Our resident cat deramper on Hex /ramper of He1 isn't the Warren Buffet of the LSE boards it thinks it is.

Was bragging about putting over £37k into EUA at 4.54p then £44k at 7p. The price now is less than 2p.

Doesn't seem to post as much on that board now for some reason. As it would say 'rofl'.

Nice one Old.

Our resident cat deramper on Hex /ramper of He1 isn't the Warren Buffet of the LSE boards it thinks it is.

Was bragging about putting over £37k into EUA at 4.54p then £44k at 7p. The price now is less than 2p.

Doesn't seem to post as much on that board now for some reason rofl.

The longer it goes on the more likely it is to be bad news.....

With another placing to pay for it if they do no doubt!

And also from the RNS:

'The Amsden formation, perforated over 87ft from 3,885ft - 3,972ft, delivered highly encouraging results, flowing 4,250 Mcf/d of raw gas on a 30/64" choke. Extended flow testing determined an AOF of up to 8,000 Mcf/d, confirming the Amsden as a strong producer. Gas analysis is underway, and preliminary indications suggest the Amsden is capable of sustained production at commercially viable rates.'

71.05p please Roofer

Why are you such a kn0b office?

Same on every board you post on. Time to grow up or STFU.

Is it because you've done you b0110x in on EUA that's made you so bitter and twisted?

From your post on EUA 9 Nov:

'I still believe I will get more out than put in, sometime in next year. But as said before would rather lose the lot (is a lot) than Putin wins with the gob sheet moron Trump's help!'

Not sure if this has already been posted but looks like Putin has a taker for his oil....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjr4pr0gyyzo

Too right Dai.

Got to be careful what you say nowadays.

Cant have a laugh without offending someone lol

I'm afraid trusting Labour with the economy is like getting Gary Glitter to baby sit your children.

Totally incompetent.

Still, it could be worse.

Could be in cash at 4% ;)

Hi Trek

Many thanks for that.

I bought some LIO last week at 4.29 and more yesterday at 4.54. Mainly for the dividend in my SIPP but any capital appreciation will be more than welcome! Looks like they've started to move up again today.

I'll have a gander at CLIG. Not one that i've looked at previously. And also the renewables.

I'll see how ITH go on and take the dividends. Seems like they may also be on the hunt for more acquisitions. Don't have a massive position so no loss of sleep here!

Could do with HEX starting to move up again. The trolls on that board are relentless. As you've said before the hydrogen could be the deal maker. Lets hope Bo does plenty of networking next week!

Good luck and keep the tips coming!

All the best

BB

P.S.

Also bought some LIO in my SIPP which yield circa 16% with their dividend target of 72p for the year ending 31 March 25.

Surely that's better than money in the bank...

And 2 of the directors have also lumped in today.

Anyone looked into Ithaca Energy.

I bought a few today at £1.054 in my SIPP for the income.

Dividend yield massive.

Also announced a special dividend of $200m today.

Cash flow looks good.

Is the share price so low because Thieves is looking to tax the Oil and Gas sector up to the hilt or am I missing something else?

Nomlungu.

Looks like the increased government borrowing was caused by Thieves' above inflation and back dated public sector pay deals, together with increased debt interest payments after her disastrous budget. Nothing to do with Sunak.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/debt-interest-and-civil-service-pay-deals-pushed-borrowing-to-17-4bn-last-month/ar-AA1utEpZ?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=9facf39367604ec0e0415f54e66b1f17&ei=34