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One share? Why..? What..? Eh.......?

You are a sad case alright.

Nagorno-Karabakh

Lid is starting to come off the pressure cooker. There multiple conflict points all around Russia. With Russia no longer in a position to engage, many of these 'old scores' will spiral out of control. The fire will spread quickly to internal regions. Civil war all across Russia on is way.

Big blue made a number of buy sells at a number of prices. The final value held was 2.40 held for a long time and then dumped at 2.40. Overall breakeven. It is amusing seeing you cherry pick and edit posts over several years to construct a fantasy you must have to remain functional. Need a hug?

It is interesting how you have to force yourself to believe in your own self-generated propaganda BSR. Otherwise facing the reality of the real world is too much for you to handle. You have to invent some trade loss and ascribe it to someone then repeat it over and over until you yourself actually believe it. Then you relax safe and untouchable, in a fantasy land devoid of the physical real world.

Another psychological observation based on that behaviour. You hardly experience physical touch, you have been starved of physical contact through your whole life, from parents, a few short minor affairs. You yearn for an embrace and to feel the warmth of another body, but it can't be found. You are deeply unsatisfied with this and constantly seek an alternative reality, an altered state of consciousness to try and fill the void. You invent fantasies. You live in the fantasies.

Yes, it is spooky how deep I can see inside your head isn't it.

Unaccounted Wagner platoons being hunted across Russia. FSB aware of imminent attacks as Partisans also increase internal attacks. Prigie's standing orders will be carried out - FSB has no chance against Wagner mercenaries.

After the Saudi meet up with Russia excluded, the terms of Russian withdrawal are likely to be set out at the UN this week or so with Zelenski in New York. Expect very strong support expressed for him and Ukraine. News on the diplomatic wire is there could be a UN vote very soon ordering Russia out and the vote to be by overwhelming majority. Iran, N. Korea types to vote against as expected but rest of BRICS, Africa and Asia (China) and silent votes to come out against Russia. Deals and arm twisting underway.

It is not a given and careful language will have to be used. May also hear first soundings about putting blue helmets on the ground, the rhetoric being they will be there to 'protect' the so called native Russians as per the original ploy from the Kremlin trying to qualify the invasion. Those same native Russians must be prying the blue helmets arrive and get Russian soldiers out as fast as possible. All they brought with them was a living hell.

Blue helmets supposedly doing the job of the Russian army is the face saver.

If Russia doesn't comply then with the UN against them it will be a countdown to a UN task force going in as with the Balkans, which means mostly NATO forces. Putin will get the war he craves. Won't last long though. The Russian army will be crushed in days, land sea and air.

"The Moscow Exchange will resume trading in Polymetal shares tomorrow, September 19. On July 29, the platform suspended trading in the company’s securities due to its redomiciliation to Kazakhstan. The resumption of trading is announced on the exchange website.

“Polymetal International has completed redomiciliation to the Astana International Financial Center (AIFC) in Kazakhstan, while the accounting of securities of depositors in the accounts of the National Settlement Depository (NSD) in foreign accounting institutions currently remains unchanged and implies the impossibility of external transfers and receipt of payments or participation in corporate events,” the Moscow Exchange emphasized.

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Previously, BCS analysts indicated that redomiciliation is a determining factor for the further dynamics of Polymetal's quotes. They admitted that obtaining a primary listing in the AIFC and corporate reorganization could make dividends a real factor for shareholders on the Moscow Exchange from the beginning of 2024."

So all that crap of redoming to pay shares was a lie. There is no change in status for "National Settlement Depository (NSD) in foreign accounting institutions". And POLY's rule is that all must be paid at the same time or there can be no dividends. And the analysts confirmed nothing until 2024, the can again kicked down the road and yet more jam tomorrow. The delays just keep on coming. Can't you see the light yet?

So POLY delisted from the LSE to an illiquid exchange with only 14 securities and achieved no change in status wrt to the ability to make dividend payments. What was the point of that then? You'll see when the Russian assets are sold fo a dollar and there will be no facility to block the sale with a vote. Oh yeah, don't forget the latest acquisition will be rolled up in the dollar sale.

You've been completely turned over, you muppets.

Notice how they have resorted to attacking the messenger. They seem to have gone all bitter on the Russian licence despite the Russian part of the business is about to be sold off. I think the penny has dropped and their only recourse is to lash out.

You been had you muppets and I pulled out breakeven in January. Nothing in your fantasy world can change the real world.

Delusional muppets.

All you have left is inventing a lie to comfort yourselves with.

People can see with their own eyes what happened to POLY. There is no way to spin out of this one. You think faking news on me is going to change the real world?

Delusional muppets.

"then sat on the last purchase"

That's right and how about posting from your searchable archive the numerous times over that time people attacked me for not being a holder and my reply that I was? Go on.

You are making a real fool of yourself. You are clearly very desperate sifting through years of posts trying to find a crumb. I made a few trades when the share was highly volatile and sat on a purchase expecting the company to sell off or split with the Russian assets. I twigged this was not a prospect and investors were being strung along so I dumped breakeven.

And I was right and not one single LSE share transferred to AIX has been confirmed to have been sold and MOEX is still suspended.

I was right to pull out.

I bought and sold POLY a number of times, then sat on the last purchase buying in low (as it appeared at the time) at £2.40. Then I realised there was something not right and sold out at £2.40. Overall through a number of buy sells I broke even and covered trading fees. For a wild punt, to pull out without a loss is perfectly acceptable in my book.

You can selectively pick whatever posts you want and construct whatever false narrative you want. The fact you are trawling through years of posts trying to find a detail speaks volumes.

So Poly buys a license in a territory it has to sell at a discount shortly. So the kaz money is used to buy an asset to be sold at a loss to a Putin brown noser.

And you lot still think you're not being turned over?

MUPPETS!

"The children".... "the teenagers"... "picked up the children".

Make your mind up. Either they were children small enough to be picked up, or teenagers who certainly wouldn't need to be picked up.

When inventing porkies, the tendency to over embellish indicates the person is telling lies. A liar seeks to 'persuade' by adding just to much detail, wandering of the subject, recounting detail that wouldn't be relevant to the memory, and being unsure if they have persuaded the lie they start to embellish more and more until it becomes a story.

It's all there to see in the narrative.

" If you were there and saw the fear in the eyes of these children, the way they behaved while I changed them"

Changed them? I wonder WHO was actually being the pervert here.

"Obasi realized that the memories tormented him so much that he had to make them public."

Ant that is the classic guilt trip and crisis of consciousness.

All through, the whole prose smacks of lies. The fact his would be reproduced in a Russian propaganda mag speaks volumes.

"“out of 100 people who joined the units last fall, 10-20 remain, the rest are dead, wounded or disabled.”"

So, in a particular area, for a particular very recent 'recruitment', in unknown circumstances, we have a rather spurious unverified claim that 10-20 out of 100 people engaged in a war without a scratch. Pretty good odds actually. I would have been more impressed if the actual numbers of dead, wounded or 'disabled' (whatever that means) were given.

There are people across Ukraine who have succumbed to the brutal assault by Russia and would do or say anything to end it all. In a free open society people like this person will always try and make the argument and be very selective of their information and get panicky the longer a campaign continues. The guy was likely more pacifist, easily spooked by Russia and has an irrational belief that capitulating to Russia will somehow guarantee his safety.

Thankfully for him, there are enough people around to know surrendering to Putin will only result in far worse and more numerous wars from Russia and others will be encouraged to start wars too.

5. The USSR was selfless in its sacrifice during the War. In reality, the USSR was self-serving. Stalin was keen to annex and occupy territories formerly belonging to the Russian Empire and beyond, both in 1939-40 and in 1945-46. How many? From north to south: Petsamo, the Karelian Isthmus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, the north of East Prussia, eastern Poland, Transcarpathia, northern Bukovina, and Bessarabia.

6. The Soviets alone defeated Hitler. Even Stalin did not believe this lie, as he had to admit that without the tanks, planes, trucks, steam locomotives, gunpowder, explosives, steel, aluminum, fuel, clothes, shoes, stew and powdered eggs, received thanks to America’s Lend-Lease, any victory would have been out of the question – not to mention the key role of Allied military action in opening a new front in the West.

7. The Allies did not want a second front in France. To the contrary: Churchill and Roosevelt understood who Stalin was and what he might do in Europe, which he was conquering, so they tried to get to Berlin faster than the Russians.

8. The Soviet soldiers were unanimously heroic. In reality the Soviets had “penalty companies” meant to prevent soldiers from retreating. “Not a step back” was the order of the day, and if soldiers disobeyed, then the consequence would be summary execution. Then there were the Russians of General Andrey Vlasov’s army, which collaborated with the Germans. They would not have existed if everything were as rosy as the Russian myth claims.

9. The USSR strictly obeyed all treaties. The USSR flippantly did as it pleased. In 1944 it started a war with Bulgaria even though there was no conflict, just as in 1945 it violated its non-aggression treaty with Japan.

10. Europe was liberated by the Red Army. Eastern Europe was largely occupied and robbed, its peoples enslaved by Moscow for 45 years, often with methods as brutal as the Nazis’.

Without question, World War II was the bloodiest tragedy in human history and the people of the Soviet Union suffered greatly. However, it is travesty that the horrific slaughter, which Stalin had in many respects initiated, has over the years been whipped into a national religion.

Like other mafia states, modern Russia rests on an incoherent ideology. It has built an image of itself around a dubious foundational myth, an image that cynically exploits and sacralizes the word “victory,” for which it has created a host of prescribed rituals.

Russia employs a chain of arguments that paint it as a society entitled to a certain role in history as a matter of “justice.” Many of these falsifications and half-truths are disseminated throughout the West: Russia singlehandedly defeated Nazism; Russia was duplicitously tricked; and Russia is a “great” country, so it can do “anything.”

Anyone in Russia who rejects these fables or calls them what they are – lies – is immediately met with screams of “our grandfathers saved the world!”

The myth of World War II was planted by Stalin, nurtured by Brezhnev, and is now blossoming under Putin’s rule. The current Russian president has been scrupulously following his predecessors’ examples of using these lies to advance their autocracy, domestic repression, and international aggression.

What are the major points of the Kremlin’s myth? Here are 10 key lies:

1. “The Great Patriotic War” began on June 22, 1941. Moscow has long taught that World War II began when Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union. They conveniently forget to mention that it actually began nearly two years earlier, on Sept. 1, 1939, when Germany invaded Poland, and that the Soviet Union was then allied with Germany and concluded a secret pact to divide Poland between them – a division by which Moscow also swallowed the independent Baltic states.

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2. The USSR hated Nazism. Anti-Nazi and anti-fascist pre-war propaganda ceased in 1939 with the signing of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact mentioned above, whereby Moscow and Berlin would divide Eastern Europe. Having fallen into league with the Nazis, the Soviet propaganda machine turned its attention to attacking the British, who had “launched the war against Germany.” Not until after the Nazis invaded the USSR, in June 1941, did anti-Nazi slogans return to Soviet society.

3. The USSR was brilliant in “buying time” with the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. The fact is that Stalin was delighted to use the Pact to wage aggression against Poland, Finland, Romania, and the Baltic States. The USSR was unprepared in 1941 precisely because Stalin did not believe Germany would betray him and invade.

4. The USSR was tranquil before the German invasion. No, it was not. Stalin had already swept into Poland and Finland before the German invasion in 1941.

"In most cases they're just a bit lemon "

I'm more orange than lemon, lol. I got out breakeven in January, that's why I'm so smug about it.

Oi! Where's you POLY shares gone?

So lonely....

Poly has not increased 80% on AIX at all. Most LSE shares are not tradable on AIX yet. There has not been confirmation of one single share transferred from LSE to AIX and then sold. NOT ONE. The AIX price is relative only to AIX registered shares. Most people have not even bothered to try and transfer. No MOEX trading means the current valuation is based on a tiny fraction of shares being available to be traded. This share is in effect suspended and waiting either for Russia to sequestrate all POLY assets and nationalise them, or allow a sale to a Putin brown noser for a dollar!

And it's back to having posts removed because they give away too many truths. This whole folly has been on the back of trying to pretend something and cancel the rest. And no the board of poly have not done a great job at all. They kicked the can down the road with the naive belief in the Kremlin propaganda and have now lost their London listing, the only exchange that would then have them has only 14 other securities listed on, barely an exchange at all, there is no liquidity in the exchange, the other exchange has the shares on a long term suspension for unspecified reasons, a lot of people are complaining their share of the company has disappeared into thin air, debt increase month by month, 70% of the business must be sold to keep the shred left solvent, and people are strung along STILL with wholly fantastical delusions of receiving dividends and making fortunes off the back of this knackered, diminished, shrivelled, money sink.

You've all been had.