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picked up another 150,803 yesterday at 17.72p.

the corners of the fields are being reaped.

Some interesting thoughts there, PP.

"Will democracy survive the democratisation of financially influenceable opinion?"
- Post that one on the BUR bb.....

I also think you can remove "the democratisation" from the question. When you watch The Big Brexit Short https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ht40yrt3VrY democracy must reject the opinions of the financially influenceable first, else it will not survive; democratisation or not.

PS - I did not know Putin worked for the federation of small businesses....? j/k

to quote the papa of one ex-tory, "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others."

or put another way: "free access to the market is the worst form of investment for the average small investors, except for all the others." which says alot to those ex-fund managers ;-)

Seriously, there REALLY IS some right nonsense circulating here and in the wider world at the moment...

"Maybe Giles Clarke fancies a career in politics?"
- well it appears he knows how to roll out project surrender.

could be that too much talk about gender fluidity has produced too many big girl's blouses??

Boris for next AMER non-exec? He could be out of a job soon anyway.

"The management of the company on the other hand just need to get on with negotiations and getting the best deal in the right timeline, and not rush to satisfy some short term holders."
- rubbish. that's the approach which has produced this Brexit mess.
- they have to boss the FSP and/or get on with the "10" drills in 2019. Failure to deliver = no confidence. Get them out, as bad leavers. Nominal value for shares.
- waiving the statutory timescales is now looking weak. fair enough to allow reasonable time for all to do their sums. But time now to lay down a closing date for put up or shut up. Otherwise ONGC will day, and delay, and delay because they are getting "their finances in order". All sounds waaaaaaaay too familiar with what is happening in Parl.

glitch across different BBs? that sounds strange.

and see if the lights are still on.

Only two issued.

i do not see the trades as material.
plus, the net effect is an overall ADDED position by Investec clients.

thought it was easy to follow. for example, latest one - Investec Bank plc, who serves AMER in one or more capacity, has acted as an intermediary in buying 181,109 AMER shares at 18.032p (£32,656) and selling 168,121 AMER shares at 18.504p (£31,109). Hence, the public dealing of that connected party needs disclosed.

Guff. Stop flogging penny shares. PDL has potential FTSE 250 in a snap.

row back upstream.

www.amerisurresources.com/download_file/force/326/275

"Further updates regarding the FSP will be provided as appropriate."
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/AMER/14182644.html

"Pound hits three-year dollar low in Brexit turmoil" - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49562307
Got to be the most opportune time to submit an offer.

niles - i had to do a fair bit of research, but according to The Royal Horticultural Society spuds "should be ready to lift in June and July, second earlies in July and August, maincrops from late August through to October. With earlies, wait until the flowers open or the buds drop; the tubers are ready to harvest when they are the size of hens' eggs."

what was it, 20 drills this year?
anyone, from one-non-fund manager to an ex-fund manager, surely an offer is coming.

perhaps Vern is missing a trick ... and a treat for doing that clever trick.