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Thanks nom,

An interesting read.

Tro,

SDX, delisting to go private.

If you cant be bothered to read the RNS, it basically says AIM is c--p, lol

The highlight being "Funding options: The majority of the potential investors the Company has recently engaged with have expressed a preference to invest in the Company if the Ordinary Shares were not traded on AIM."

lols.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SDX/proposed-cancellation-of-admission-to-trading-2mfyv46chr9n3mp.html

Tro,

Yeah, placing on ROCK.

NTVO, some good news plus raise at a premium.

Tro,

Bought some ROCK and NTVO.

Tro,

About to start watching after ive made a sandwich :)

Thanks for posting.

Hi HH88,

I didnt get round to replying to your post at the weekend re IHT and farms.

Yeah, thats my understanding also. Possibly forcing older family members to move away from their home and family, or shoulder the burden of paying rent to live in their own home.

Hi donalb,

A person opinion as to the degree to which Trinidad might act as a safety net, has "no legal value" - as you term it, whether conveyed during an interview, or indeed via RNS.

Given your typically bullish perspective, BB users might note the readiness with which you now dismiss the credibility of Paul's interviews as a basis on which to invest.

Hi InJamesweTrust, MadmanRob,

PG asked us for £10 million, specifically to test MOU 1, 3 and 4, with the option to drill 5 once complete.

CNG from these wells was to fund exploration - rather than further dilution.

Having unsuccessfully tested a small section of one well, PG has seemingly abandoned the idea of an extensive testing programme of 1, 3 and 4, and with it the route to CNG and the avoidance of dilution.

- Preferring instead to move to drill a high risk well, whilst raising at a multi-year low.

Some explanation for the change in plan would be useful imo.

Hi donalb,

Paul Griffiths: "I always make a strong point that Trinidad is our safety net."

Interview from October.

Hi donalb,

Paul Griffiths - "Trinidad is our safety net"

Vox interview.

Shell warning over North Sea O&G:

Shell announce significant overhaul of its North Sea assets with Norway’s Equinor.

"Shell has been forced to act after Ed Miliband, the Energy Secretary, said he will block exploration for new oil and gas fields. Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, also recently increased the net tax on profits from oil and gas to 78pc while reducing tax breaks – making operations in the North Sea increasingly unappealing."

Allan Monks, economist at J.P. Morgan:

“Profit margins, wage growth and employment growth are expected to weaken, but business pricing intentions have also shifted higher."

Tim Moore, economics director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: “A loss of momentum for new work, alongside concerns about rising employment costs, resulted in weaker job creation and falling business optimism across the construction sector.”

“Many construction companies cited concerns about the near-term UK economic outlook and subsequent cutbacks to new projects.”

BoE Decision Maker Panel survey:

Businesses expect to raise price and lower employment in response to the Budget.

Michael Saunders, a former member of the Bank’s interest rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), said the figures showed the National Insurance increase was depressing the economy.

He said: “However the NICs increase is spread, the effect of it is to reduce real activity – it is either that margins get squeezed or pay gets squeezed or prices go up, in which case real wages fall. All of them have the effect of reducing real activity.”

Employment expectations drop into negative territory for the first time since the pandemic, with price rises to prolong inflation.

Hi kenny,

Take a look at this:

https://youtu.be/xD9qQ71qZKI?t=143

Haye, Bunce and Frampton describe the action.

Hey kenny,

Ref prevented Fury getting stopped in the first.

Hola Trek,

Hope you have a nice stay :)

Farmers near me are fuming James.

Important they keep the public onside, but i fully support them taking action.

We need to be able to produce our own food. Same with other essential industry, energy, base metals and so on.

The other big one is the acceleration of the cut to the Basic Payments Scheme for farmers.

76% cut next year.

This is expected to hit small farms hardest as its capped.

Then there is the fertilizer tax, introduced "in order to meet net-zero goals".

Hi James, hope you are doing ok.

Imo its deliberate, eco zealots view farming as a polluting industry, and it's not a demographic they "care" about either.

Essentially a farm is a living asset, you can't just cut bits off it without consequence.

Excellent video kenny.

The guy is a font of knowledge.