Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
I feel for you Desertsands - but at least you are not alone. Many others here (myself included) are in a similar position.
Thinking of setting up a support group for survivors/victims of the IAG catastrophe of the last few years. We could meet in a designated pub once a week to b***h and moan about how covid reamed us (without lube), and about how much better our lives would be, financially, emotionally, and psychologically, if we had made different choices. And we could also discuss our choices for 'Clown of the Year'.
Now I'm (clearly) no fan of Bailey, but if we are going to have a serious contest as to who wins this highly prestigious award, I think it is only fair ( not to mention depressing) that we acknowledge there is a huge amount of competition this year.
I look forward to your nominations. May the best ****wit win.
Don't mention that ****wit to me. If you (supposedly) reduce inflation by taking money out of the economy, I suggest we start with his enormous salary. And then move on to Jeremy ****.
Back below £1.60 - FFS.
Trying to reduce my use of profanity, but looks like I must try harder. Then again, **** it.
Not one to boast, but I did make a prediction last Sunday for this weeks COP price. I do believe it was "between £1.25 and £1.75". So I was clearly spot on. My abilities in this sphere border on the paranormal. Look out Warren Buffet/ Mystic Meg - I'm coming for ya.....
Fordm - apology accepted. Good post, but it will never happen - I don't see how Jezza (or any other politician) can tell funds where to put their money, and money will always follow the money.
A few years back I had shares in a small pharmaceutical company called Silence Therapeutics; they moved to the NASDAQ, and last time I looked they were worth about 50 times what I sold them for. If I had kept them, I would now be a millionaire, instead of which I have £12.21 in my wallet. C'est la vie.
Danphonic -While many people claim to be experts, very few actually are. You probably know as much as most of the so-called 'experts'.
PS - Jeremy Hunt (with unusually impeccable timing) has just appeared on my TV screen. Is he weird or what? Is he even a real human? He looks and speaks more like some AI creation. Then again, most of them do. Not that I'm biased.
Watching the share price here desperately trying to hang on to 160 reminds me of that unfortunate young lady at the beginning of "Cliffhanger", who is trying to cling to Stallone's outstretched hand.
Let's hope we don't suffer the same fate she did.
RIP.
Where will the price here be, come close of play Friday? Well, for what it's worth, I predict a few days of sluggish incremental gains, taking us back to 156-ish, before it all gets wiped out in one session come Thursday/Friday. Of course, if I was entirely confident in that scenario, then I would sell out later in the week, confident in the knowledge that I could buy back in cheaper a few days later. If only it were that simple, then nobody would have a day job.
Basically (like most of us) - I haven't got a Scooby-Doo what is going to happen. If I did, then I wouldn't be on a share forum on a Sunday evening, would I ? Nope - I 'd be on a beach in the Bahamas, surrounded by several bikini-clad young Scandinavian/ East European ladies.
So, for what it's worth. my prediction for 4.30 pm next Friday is somewhere between £1.25 and £1.75.
I hope that helps.
"like filling a cream puff". lol. leave my cream puff alone.
"games room". stop it now. mrs slocombe's ***** etc, etc.
anyway, back in reality (which i am finding increasingly tiresome), we have passed that 153 mark, and seem to be on an upward trajectory. how many times have i said that over the last 3 years or so?
iag is like the abusive boyfriend/husband. every time they give you a slap, the next day they buy you some flowers, and swear they won't do it again, because they love you. but they always do.
"I can see the price attempting to break 153 today".
Dan - You seem to be getting quite handy with your predictions of late, as we did (albeit momentarily) hit 153. Of course, we have now developed a nasty nosebleed, and are retreating - although it still looks like being a decent day overall.
Kiss of death, or what?
"Could the IAG share price get back to £4.50?".
Comedy gold. The people righting this garbage should really be writing comedy scripts for Channel4.
Looking forward to their next IAG article in about 3 days time -"Could the IAG share price get back to 99p?"
Does anybody take any of their brainless drivel seriously? Actually, it wouldn't surprise me to discover that many of our leading politicians have a lifelong subscription.