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Oh dear Hexam repeating the product of daytrade's foetid imagination. Maybe go and check some of daytrade's actual repetition, or maybe his "joke" about someone being attacked by a shark.
It's strange that you feel the need to attack somebody with a particular point of view yet defend somebody who most posters have seen through.
So sad that someone with a brain feels the need to act as an apologist for
Russell if you actually understand the presentation, i cant see why you would be considering selling, unless you are a day trader
Keep with the foetid imagination daytrade
Because you repeat something it doesn't make it true
Come on Hexam, you must have a view, you were quick enough to pick southcoast up!
Another swerve Sam, surely not!
I suppose that depends on who you think the sellers are Russell. and actually there are relatively few transactions
Timster that is a great skill for a CEO
Buys and sells are only ever a rough guide.
What is more disappointing is once again, as we gain a bit of momentum, the spread miraculously widens to a stupid level and kills off any volume
Hexam, how many times is that daytrade has referred to the "turkey" and his mythical average?
200?
300?
Surprised you haven't nominated him for one of your awards.
All the tweets i've seen have referred to December i think, by the end of October would be phenomenal construction, given the milestone lead times
You may be right Daz
What really caught my eye tho is the clause for the final payment. First shipment of Spod or 31st October 2024, whichever is the earlier.
Surely we can't dare to dream lol
Spidey you still havent explained why you posting here at quarter to one on Sunday morning
it's not much of a life you lead, being permanently angry on a share board where you have no investment, is it?
I'm not a fan of him, bit on this he is totally correct.
I think i read that LSE accounts for less than 5% of the owners revenue, so they don't prioritise it at all and the results are plain to see.
As for the FCA, they don't even directly regulate AIM and hedge funds are major political donors, so they basically get to do what they want
Strange superzero, brokensmoke asked you to justify another of your dumb statements yesterday, you swerved that one as well.
It's just what uninvested trolls do I guess
More spoof or intraday shorts from yesterday being reported today
Somebody seriously wants to make yesterday's JV look like bad news, which it wasn't!
So just the usual troll rubbish then
Good to know
Care to explain how and why superzero?
Let's just wait and see what they bring, it's only a week away
Forward guidance is more important anyway
Smiler why do you keep carrying on this fallacy that majors carry out initial exploration. By and large they don't, they invest once a junior explorer has found something of interest.
What makes you think a larger partner would ever have come along?
By and large majors are risk averse and wait for a small explorer to prove up resource potential before they commit any funds at all. We'd never have got a big partner to do this work on our behalf and we'd never have got round to it ourselves any time in the next five years
No it isn't.
If they win, we win
If they lose, we lose nothing.
As a small business they are incentivised to work this in a way we would never be able to do.
If your issue isn't that they are a minnow, as you stated before, what is it?
Smiler my point is GGP were a minnow at the time, just the same as the guys we have partnered with. They paid peanuts and look at the results, a beast for both parties.
Your point, i thought, was you were disappointed at the size of the partner. My point is its not necessarily a bad thing. Oaks from acorns and all that