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So I think the lesson I have learned today is that, it’s ok to make vast amounts of money supplying Russia with everything it needs to start a war over the last 15-20 years , yet morally it’s wrong to take money away from putin s war chest that helps him to afford all these weapons in the first place
Looks to me as though bp are dammed if they pull out of Russia and dammed if they don’t… I mean if bp just walk away, give the £600m back to putin. Won’t that be funding Russian terrorist.
Where as keeping their stake in rosneft, and not funding anymore of their projects and taking their dividends, won’t that mean Russia has less money to spend on explosives
but hey Wtfdik
I’m not sure the exact % but I’m sure BP are only allowed to buy back a certain % of any day’s volume
Would be nice to see some of last week’s momentum spill into next week and leave the fiver’s behind us especially with announcements made regarding the relaxation of some regulations.
Just look what happened last time rmm got themselves into financial trouble, right before TB took over. Simple case of rinse and repeat. And that’s what keeps the greasy wheels of the aim world spinning
I never said rmm would go bust, although that is a possibility.
Over the years I’ve seen many aim companies find themselves in similar positions as to what rmm have found themselves in.
Never once have I seen a company come out the other side with happy shareholders,
As there investments usually get diluted to pocket change in order for the company to survive.
Never say never, but I would like one of these Uber bullish posters to show me an example of a company coming out of suspension with an sp of 4-6times the sp as it went into suspension
This represents a nominal 11% of expected future copper production from the Ming Mine, subject to completion of the 2023 budget
Not sure why they would incur penalties, if rmm cannot complete the sale, as it is clearly stated in the Rns
Looking for low £7 to repurchase
Well I just sold 50% of my shares at a £106 loss, so it will probably keep going up now
Indeed It was Quoth but I agree with slater with regards to pog/pos…
Unless there is a sustainable rise in pm prices fres will continue to drift slowly downwards.
DK.
I went to the UAE once…. I found it wasn’t just the gold and silver which was over priced. Almost everything was
Out of all the people who post regularly on this bb, imo moon has called right more than anyone else… and don’t think for a minute I’m saying he has Called it right every time.
But moon could you please show us an example of a company that has got its self into a position similar to rmm, where shareholders have come out the other side unscathed.
I mean I know of thousands of examples where shareholders investment become pocket change. For instance people who held shares in rmm before TB took over
In most cases it usually ends up the same old rinse and repeat
Well I guess if musk wants to colonise mars,
The first thing he will need to do once he gets their is to is mine the resources he needs to build on the planet… ether that or he knows that most of the worlds Teslas will be powered by glencores coal mines this Christmas
I hear lots of conspiracy theory’s regarding manipulation of gold, so I’d thought I would share mine.
I believe we won’t see it going up any time soon as I believe there is a big seller of physical gold. Which no one what to admit to buying it..
When I look at the charts, pog started it’s decline pretty much around the beginning of q2 this year
And one of the biggest holders of the physical assets needs to fund its war.
I believe that. There is a lot of cheap yellow stuff around at the moment
All based on nothing other than my own opinion of course
Why doesn’t this surprise me
“..the Bank of England's most recent Pension Fund Annual report reveals that 82% of its own investments are in Legal and General's LDI portfolio: Bailey has effectively been bailing he and his colleagues out in the process of bailing out the rest of the industry.”
Source at this link: https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/2022/10/pay-bank-of-england
Well look like the next big drama for the markets will be the big boot for Truss.
So I don’t thinks it’s plain sailing just yet
I’m hoping your wrong on the pension companies casual.
I think the markets will warm to hunt from what we have seen so far.
But… I think the next big issue for the pension funds is that if truss get’s outed… that will upset the markets for sure … to much uncertainty….
I’m staying away from the building sector until I can see clear evidence interest rates have peaked
If that were true Lokiloo Brexit would have never of happened
( mugs vote for whatever the press tell them to)
Well I jumped back in this morning, with all this talk of the government doing more U turns. I highly doubt with Truss behind the wheel, it will be a nice neat 3 point turn, but more of a 8 point turning hitting the curb a few times, and clipping a lamp post.
But for now at least. I’m hopeful we will get there in on piece.
Lmao evil king, they started that article Saying,183lbs of copper to make 1 Ev….
I wish they would tell us how many tons of coal needed to be burnt to keep that EV on the road throughout its lifetime :-)
I’m back on the fence again with this one for now.
Just not feeling 100% confident with it right now.
Good luck all