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I thought the recent negative reaction to the top dog exiting was stupid! Not to mention Morrisons are reviewing their relationship with MCLS which can only end positively, surely?

Sadly, I've never been the CEO of a public company, but I share your disdain for the BOD. But what can they do with GLEN as their master? It's an unusual situation which most investors including me have underestimated. A bit like buying a house with a contested right of way, perhaps? At the same time, I thought delivering shareholder value to GLEN's investors would also be good for ZIOC's shareholders but it's not happened. Whatever happens, ZIOC is a Strong Buy but how long are you prepared to wait?

Maybe I owe you an apology or maybe you're a complete fraud - I dunno! Maybe I'm a complete fraud? I noted a previous comment on here about funds always being available due to trading which , stupidly, I hadn't considered. BEN is currently over a third of my PF while I'm anticipating far greater returns from here from my other holdings which will probably disappoint. Meanwhile, BEN continues on its upward trajectory.

Fertiliser prices have broken new records as global supplies are hit by multiple factors including reduced supplies from Russia and Belarus, disruptions to the supply chain, a China export ban and a Canadian rail strike.
“It’s a series of events we’ve never seen before and it continues to look like it’s going to get worse than better,” said Josh Linville, the director of fertiliser at the US commodity trader StoneX. “People thought the Russia-Ukraine war would be quick and Russia would be back out in the market and that’s not been the case.”
Prices for raw materials that make up the crop nutrient commodity market – ammonia, nitrogen, potash, urea, phosphates, sulphates and nitrates – have risen 30% since the start of the year, and are now higher than the levels reached during the food and energy crisis when prices jumped in 2008, according to CRU, a UK-based commodity consultancy.

Always funds available! Why didn't you invest that money weeks ago? No doubt when the SP hits £2 and then dips slightly you'll still be piling in! Bonkers!

I'm always interested to know why other punters are selling while I've been buying. The 1,244,615 sell within 14 seconds of the Market opening is interesting! Later on at 1221 someone sold 980,000. Maybe they're both banking profits? The curse of ORR needs a blessing! The recent Director buy hasn't done much good so I suggest all the other Directors put their money where it will earn the most return!

Everyone who invested in the placing is feeling disappointed but I've decided to stick with TWD. When/if it takes off it will really take off due to the tiny number of shares available. Just for once I'm not losing patience!

Not sure our opinions are that different as we both want ADV to rise from the ashes! Good luck!

Leaked news of a deal maybe! Maybe we'll suddenly see massive buys but I've always imagined I'd wake up one morning to find the shares suspended due to a reasonable offer around £2 which the BOD thinks is in the best interests of shareholders to accept. Which I would and then I'd be looking to buy a house in Wales which nobody else wants to buy because it has LPG central heating. Who needs central heating? When I'm not dozing I hibernate!

Far too many punters think for every buyer there's a seller and vice versa - it doesn't work like that! At the same time MMs can usually make or occasionally lose a lot of money enabling investors to trade. And sometimes it's impossible to trade which really annoys me!

Haven't you heard of Market Makers?

Sorry for your loss and I hope you have a balanced PF! I'm also an investor who paid less than the current SP and I was hoping for a quick exit! Timing is everything. At the same time, "incentivising" someone to do their job sickens me.

A man after my own heart! Or maybe a woman! Or maybe anyone else! I'm also mainly invested in binary bets and so far it's not really worked but time will tell. Other binary bets: ADV, FXPO, GRX, IIP, KP2, LOGP, TWD, ZIOC. I'm also invested in other companies which I don't regard as binary bets so it's a shame Mr Market is so slow to share my optimism! Apart from BEN which keeps rising and is now 34% of my PF.

Current Mkt. Cap. is ludicrous but any serious buying would soon send it past 20p. At that price further buyers would pile in and I might get to sell @ £1 and then watch the SP hit £3.

Thanks for your support! I'm very reluctant to bail out, particularly as 270p was also thought "cheap" at the time and hadn't the SP hit somewhere around 370p previously? And that was without all the contracts we are still without!

Probably at a loss! Why not DYOR and then be patient? Time is money!

It blows most of our minds that ORR is where it is. But other goldminers also aren't going anywhere at the moment. I used to think Copper was the new Gold but PXC isn't rocketing either! Maybe Oil's the new Gold? I'm invested in ADV, EOG, LBE, LOGP, and ORCA if anyone's interested in binary bets. It will be interesting when Oil hits $300.

"This award has been made to incentivise the successful delivery of the Company's strategy while managing costs as part of the focus on capital discipline." Yawn! I wish someone would incentivise me to do what I'm paid to do already!

Nothing wrong with a 997.88% rise in the SP and I'm starting to think it could happen! Why not? It just needs support from bankers and/or Morrisons taking more of an interest. And who needs bankers if Morrisons are supporting the company?

What has gone wrong? And if they're not winning new contracts why not? Either this is heading down the pan or it's ridiculously cheap. Tempted to hedge my bets: sell half my holding and bank a 59% loss or hold my nerve /not lose patience and reap future rewards which could be substantial: £10 by Xmas?