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Nom,

B-Creek, Warrior and Corsa are Metallurgical coal producers.

Met coal has improved a little recently, thermal coal, not so much.

Thanks for article, will have a read.

Got a few HE1 today.

Noticed your post on BKY earlier, looks like there was a spike in volume mid-morning then nothing much of note after so possibly a false signal. Seems to all hinge on politics and talk of a fresh election EOY.

Met coal making a bit of a recovery recently, B-Creek have 2 highwall miners in operation now, expecting an out of date financial update Friday - delayed annual report up to March-23. Figures won't impress but situation has improved recently. A few of the big producers trending up since August, Warrior Met (HCC), Corsa (CSO), etc.

Wow, thats a good rise!

Did you evi?

Hope you made a few £ :)

Lols Tro,

Yeah, i saw a trailer for that one too, he's doing some SAS endurance thing isn't he lol, the modern day equivalent of being pelted in the stocks, presumably thats his career now, prat lol.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq3xY4Q5_nc

Partygate preview, Ch4.

Shall i get the karaoke machine?

Mick,

My perspective is short term, so take my input in that context. You are in a great position on a free carry.

There is plenty of scope for a rise from here and i will likely buy some to trade in the coming days. But to date its disappointed me. A few helium shows and it will take off again.

Good point nom.

More generally, i've always found supermarkets to be way behind the curve in terms of catering for the latest food trends.

Hope you have a nice holiday Trek :)

Waitrose uses AI to develop a new menu, harvesting data from social media trends to get ahead of the competition.

https://biz.crast.net/waitrose-turns-to-ai-to-create-recipes-for-successful-food-products/

Mick,

Lots of people will want to de-risk before the results.

CEO hasn't manufactured a window in which the SP could appreciate prior to drilling. She could say thats not a priority for her - it's all about what's in the ground , but it's a rung on the ladder thats she's missed for holders and traders.

The mystery seller being afforded a consistent exit price, a very poorly timed placing, the "no rig" Friday crash, immediately followed by the "we own a rig" Monday rise. None of this has been done with the PI in mind.

I dont know if you read the associated BB, i only check in occasionally, but it's been a mess, a few very determined posters quashing any feel good factor, lording their own hindsight trades.

There is still time for a rise before any results, and i may yet take a position, but i'm waiting for some indication, be that in SP movement or news, that things are on the up.

Agree nom, as you say, a no brainer.

Plans to import electricity from solar farms in Egypt.

https://biz.crast.net/britain-to-import-electricity-from-solar-farms-in-egypt/

Conservative failure on upgrading homes:

Of the 29 million existing homes across the UK, at least 19 million still need to be made low carbon, low-energy and resilient to a changing climate. The Committee on Climate Change has said that the building stock needs to be completely decarbonised by 2050, and that to achieve this we need all buildings at EPC C over the next 10 to 15 years. https://www.theccc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Sector-summary-Buildings.pdf

The UK has the least energy efficient housing stock in Europe.

https://green-alliance.org.uk/publication/reinventing-retrofit-how-to-scale-up-home-energy-efficiency-in-the-uk/

The Government’s various programmes for energy efficiency, which task private suppliers with delivering energy saving measures, have consistently failed, with domestic energy efficiency measures having fallen 95% since 2012. https://www.theccc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/CCC-2018-Progress-Report-to-Parliament.pdf

Under the Conservatives, home insulation rates have plummeted. In 2013 the Coalition cut energy efficiency programmes, after which insulation rates fell by 92% in 2013.

The Resolution Foundation estimates that 9 million households are paying an extra £170 per year on energy bills as a result of these failures.

Ahead of the Spring Budget 2023, climate and energy think tank E3G published analysis which revealed that the Conservatives have not spent a third (£2.1bn) of the funding pledged for this Parliament to make buildings energy efficient and decarbonise heat. The 2019 Manifesto pledged a total of £9.2bn to 2030, of which £6.6bn was due between 2020-25.

Earlier this year, the government sought to abolish all retained EU law, ministers assured parliament seven different times that any subsequent rules they introduced around ecological standards would not only protect standards but enhance them.

Then we get this headline - "Michael Gove claims ‘Brexit freedoms’ mean pollution rules can be watered down"

"Respected environmental groups are aghast, with the normally discreet RSPB outright calling ministers liars. The Wildlife Trust describes these plans as disgusting."

Greenpeace UK policy director Dr Doug Parr said: “Who would look at our sickly, sewage-infested rivers and conclude that what they need is weaker pollution rules? No one, and that should include our government."

Evi, do you know the name of the radio show that featured the debate?

Mick, have followed this story, tremendous news! :)

Inflation running at 5% on average long term, eats the dividend at 4% over the period.

https://www.worlddata.info/europe/united-kingdom/inflation-rates.php

Bp, zero growth in 25 years with all that cash.

Kenny,

Very interesting, enjoyed the vid, thanks.

Ok, glad to hear, sorry, i must have gotten the wrong end of the stick :)

Yeah all good here thanks.