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Highly improbable |o:

An alternative take on why now would be that the timing is relative to the signing of the ME contract in relationship to Boden & Baldry�s employment terms - given the 12 month deferment from the award they would want any options issued on the coat tails of any contract award so they can cash in 12 months down the line - a similar time lapsed ( 21 days ) between the ferry contract signing and those options being awarded . In respect of the AGM the Iran deal ain�t going to be sorted by then - for an administration that can�t keep its trap shut for more than an hour I think USA have been curiously silent on the subject - Benjamin Netanyahu�s impromptu meeting with the European troika tomorrow is more than interesting as if he doesn�t get something out of the deal the USA won�t come back onside - and even if it gets sorted our letter will still be in the post |o: AIMHO

Section two of the following might be of interest - https://sites-herbertsmithfreehills.vuturevx.com/42/11319/landing-pages/employee-share-plans-under-mar-briefing.pdf

PF from the HY report � � We expect to be investing in the business in 2018 � LOL One would have through that given � our business is now in a better position than it has been for some time in terms of management, structure, revenues and prospects � the BOD would have been comfortable with the same 60p strike price from the last time they had their snouts in the trough four years back /o:

let the Europeans thrash out a renegotiated deal with Iran, for which he will take all the credit thus bringing the Europeans back on side and appeasing the Israelis , all of which will please the US markets no end thus giving him a fantastic approval rating going in to those November mid terms ��- all in the interests of self preservation for a prototypical narcissist ......... AIMHO .........

Since Trumps May 8th announcement I�ve taken a greater interest in opinion and print from across the pond for obvious reasons , and have arrived at the conclusion that Trump pulled the Iran deal to manufacture another issue in the interests of self preservation - to include the Tariff punch ups with Europe and China. November sees the Mid Term US Elections which will decide who ends up controlling congress for a 2 year term commencing Jan 2019 , at the present time Trump has the lowest domestic approval rating for any sitting president since records began in 1937 . If the Democrats take control of Congress Trump is toast , his best case scenario will be a second half to his presidency with his policies being blocked at every turn , he can also wave goodbye to a second term in office - his worst case scenario ( and you could bet your life on it happening ) will be that the democrats open up other avenues of investigative powers for the Mueller investigation - as it stands the Republicans control congress , and as such they decide who gets subpoenaed and on what topics , if Trump loses it would give the Democrats unfettered subpoena power � thus allowing them to investigate the Trump administration and family far more aggressively , issuing subpoenas for documents and compelling witnesses to testify - In short , If he loses congress he faces the very real possibility of being impeached sometime down the road not to mention possible indictments for associates and family ..... Historically the American Jewish vote has has leaned towards the Democrats in presidential elections , example being Hillary Clinton secured 71% of it 2016 - in congressional and senate elections the Jewish vote has traditionally been 70 - 80% Democrat - � Jews have the highest percentage voter turnout of any ethnic group" and that of the American Jewish population "roughly 94 percent live in thirteen key electoral college states" which alone "are worth enough electoral votes to elect the president. If you add the non-Jews shown by opinion polls to be as pro-Israel as Jews, it is clear Israel has the support of one of the largest veto groups in the country." What better way to get that vote on side than to give in to 50 years of Israeli lobbying and relocate the US embassy in Israel �- better still kick off with their arch nemesis by manufacturing an international shat storm on the back of total compliance of the JCPOA agreement , thus showing himself to be the Israelis best buddy /o: Add to the mix Tariff punch ups with China and Europe and the ongoing North Korean issue - who would bet against the tango man stepping forth to stitch a deal with NK , in turn will earning himself a nomination for the Nobel peace price , imply a better Trade deal has been reached with China & Europe on imports securing a noteworthy tranche of the manufacturing workers vote - let the Europeans thrash out a renegoti

Security protocol ( o: chortle chortle (o: There was me thinking Fowler spat his dummy out due to folk being able to bench mark his lack of progress in relation to previously announced MOUs , like we used to with his pipeline (o: Just as well the ME MOU / LOI didn�t meet the stringent security constraints of the exciting new stuff , otherwise we, d be a penny share |o:

I won�t be holding my breath for an RNS in the event of us being binned - bad news seems to take donkeys to seep out |o: Not sure about your no fund raise until the contract lands either - circa �2.2M of CLNs with a conversion price of 35p maturing in a little over a month - Peter thought he was going to be raising the lolly in Q4 - then Q1 - now Q2 - to include contract funds ; so if we see a raise specifically for the CLNs there we will will have our smelly rat /o:

Well there was no offence intended ! I suppose every little helps - Indeed if we get another 75000 or so of those flights over the next two years Peter will hit his 8 year break clause numbers of $150M |o: Hope indeed , it�s a must have for any WSG investor (o;

Great research as always Eskers - don�t take offence but as I read the post I had a flashback about standing in a chip shop queue and spotting tuppence on the floor |o:

Didn�t the placing before last go towards the same ? I find it best to read between the lines and manage ones own expectations rather than relying on Fowler�s bull shat |o:

My pleasure - if you have five would you be kind enough to knock out one of your cash burn appraisals ? And don�t forget to advise on the Q3 ferry losses and the ME pre contract spend ; as it�s clearly a complete waste of time to produce owt if you don�t have those numbers - you could end up being months out |o:

We continue to secure contracts to assist airport authorities around the world with their equipment and training needs, and we plan to expand our training team in 2018 to meet the demand for their services.- but none of afore mentioned contracts are sufficiently substantive to warrant an RNS - says it all really ! Does anyone really give a crap about security training ? And when did our loss making training outfit last bag a contract that resulted in an RNS worthy contract ?

Fowlers lamentable reputation for speaking with forked tongue will suppress the SP rise for sure - Folk will insist on demonstrable evidence and numbers before the silly projections we see banded hereabouts are achieved IMO |o:

Capacity figures are calculated by calculating, for each turbine in a given wind farm, the number of hours since it was first connected to the grid. This is then multiplied by its capacity, to give the number of peak-MW-hours. These figures are summed across all turbines in a wind farm, and divided into the total energy generated by that wind farm, to give its capacity factor. For example the average capacity factor across Denmark’s 13 off shore wind farms was 45.3% YE Oct 2015

A screen shot of the deal tomorrow !

No ,I've been looking at getting in here for quite a while ,tossed a coin between increasing my WSG or coming in here with some spare funds. Pressed the Buy and that was the price !

Not a clue ! That's my buy though ! 12.44 via HL

That 12.44 showing as a sell is my buy !

Freddie George at Cantor Fitzgerald warned that the retirement of Carpetright’s founder, Lord Harris of Peckham, and the departure of his son, Martin, from the business may be followed by hefty share sales by the family. “The next steps could involve an orderly disposal of their shareholdings,” he said. Nevertheless, despite the prospect of a stock overhang, Carpetright was unchanged at 550p.