Member Info for BradSmith

Jay , you can see my trades are being shown on LSE already, amongst this lot!
Note every single one is a sell using the criteria London Stock Exchange have.
So just look at the trade prices yourself and if there is a big discrepancy between the lowest trade price and the highest , you can more of less bet your bottom dollar the higher group are buys, and the lower group were sells. The spread remaining unchanged for day on end is the culprit!

I'll try to send the drive link separately of the screen grab to verify my drive account has been added to a banned list of urls. Here is the textual version of thetrades today - all buys and all shown as sells!

Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Bid Ask Value
Ol-Jun-22 08:14:32 5.834 1 Sell* 5.80 5.90 0.06 OO
Ol-Jun-22 08:14:20 5.834 2,004 Sell* 5.80 5.90 116.91 OO
Ol-Jun-22 08:10:32 5.835 3,427 Sell* 5.80 5.90 199.97 OO
Ol-Jun-22 08:09:50 5.834 1,876 Sell* 5.80 5.90 109.45 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:09:07 5.80 512 Sell* 5.80 5.90 29.70 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:08:00 5.835 1,600 Sell* 5.80 5.90 93.36 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:06:18 5.835 13,508 Sell* 5.80 5.90 788.19 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:05:24 5.835 5,055 Sell* 5.80 5.90 294.96 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:05:13 5.83 25,524 Sell* 5.80 5.90 1,488 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:04:58 5.84 20,000 Sell* 5.80 5.90 1,168 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:04:58 5.83 454 Sell* 5.80 5.90 26.47 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:04:20 5.83 3,430 Sell* 5.80 5.90 199.97 oO
Ol-Jun-22 08:03:34 5.835 16,933 Sell* 5.80 5.90 988.04 oO

Just guaranteed my frequent trader rate with my regulat top up.
I used WBI for my 3 trades and for those who doubt if I earnest about Woodbois here is some proof!
IG
Position: opened: Woodbois Limited, Buy 1876 Shares @ 5.834 - This is a confirmati.
IG
Position: opened: Woodbois Limited, Buy 1600 Shares @ 5.835 - This is a confirmati.
IG
Position: opened: Woodbois Limited, Buy 13508 Shares @ 5.835 - This is a confirma.

I posted a link to my google drive last night , and thought it must have failed to send?
Sent it again and it worked - I saw it was here!
The second one has disappeared this morning so I guess I am on probabation here alongside the two who were wiped.

I checked moagi , and he is all present if incorrect , so Bunter and moagi were not the same person of Velo was right about the ip address being the common factor beteen them all.

I did not find my keys at the rec , but the mowed the whole rec yesterday so they might have been picked up. I am going to do battle with the wheel lock after I buy some bolt extractors today! £3.49 for 5 will be cheaper than a locksmith if they work!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RxHTLSV3viiWXZCBiq1za-7z1vNAG_tZ/view?usp=sharing

I give up! I am going back to the Guardian after solving 12a one letter at a time!

Denier was a nice clue but 12a?? Am I missing the obvious as well as never hearing of the answer? Over 2 hours wasted!

I was NOT going to be a programmer!

That word NOT disappears so often , more often than NOT in fact!
Predictive text problem maybe?

Jay , sorry to use you in that story , but it was in context after Greyfriar's stupid suggestion we are one poster!

Lovely, I suppose you meant that your TV on the wall requireds an electrician to install a power socket where the wires (and maybe an aerial cable) are not too unsightly?

I put a 32 inch tv up in my bedroom and that was tricky. Long arms are needed to reach the wall bracket whilst holding the TV set in place. I could not have a managed a bigger set single handed and 32 inch sets are small by today's standards. I understand an electrician would not be able to quote a price without seeing how convenient everything is.

As Jay, I could give you a very cheap quote of course. But I might not arrive :O)

Football fixtures to be announced on June 16th

e,g, Greyfriars, you are so clever!

I am 35 years old, getting married in October. Have 3 children, girl 11.. girl 7 and baby boy who turned 2 recently. Also I am a electrician.

Absolutely spot on! Jay is my other name!

Here are some more facts that you do not have!
My first professional employer was IBM in 1969 , and my starting salary was over £1000 pa - the highest of 12 people's salaries following our course in Maths, Stats and Computing!
IBM was not ideal because I was going to be a programmer though I started an orientation course for 5 days before I received an unexpected job offer from Marconi Research as a programmer!

I was on £1150 pa at IBM , and Marconi offered me £1050! I took the job offer to my IBM boss who read it and made me smile when he said "I won't be offering you a pay cut a pay-cut to persuade you to stay! I guess a rise would also make no difference?".

So I became the junior of a two man programming team, until Brian left for pastures new and I became the programmer on a $10 million project with ONE ENGINEER who was designing a Mach-3 sea to air guided missile to shoot down missiles and other airborne targets.

That was in 1969 remember! When I started taxi driving I went to the Haven Hotel to take a customer to Wimborne guest house! This was maybe in 2001 , 32 years later!

He worked in defence and had been at a Xmas party in very posh Sandbanks!

I trotted out that I had been doing the same in my Marconi days, working on project GWS25!

I thought the number was obsolete by 2001!

He said , you are not going to believe this! I am on GWS25 and GWS26 even now!
We did not have a clue whether we were breaching the official secret act but we had a wonderful natter! The engineer was working for reams of tables printed for him by me!
I was working with punch cards and line printers and a daily ovenight batch run!

No graphics or VDUs though VDUs were introduced in my time at Marconi. With 64k processors and no disk allocation it was primitive by today's standards. Once we got disk space and terminals we were advised to type no more than 10 lines before saving to disk! System crashes were common!

I left flat old Essex in 1971 for hilly Devon and my new wife and house prices I could afford!

Oh dear, Greyfriars , you are not so clever are you - ifyou think about this post for a few days it will not gel eventually? Especially when my eldest son is 50 next month!

GWS25 turned into Sea Wolf and has now been scrapped or I would not have quoted the code name! The engineer believed it would be capable of hitting a 6 inch shell out of the air!
My new friend in the taxi said "He was right! We towed a raft behind Broadsword and fired a 4 inch shell from the raft and Sea Wolf did hit it!".

I think that right. At Marconi I joined their Bridge club. On bridge night we'd eat at the site canteen first and I remember 18 of us being sat at one table! 15 of the 18 were ex-Oxbridge.
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Drama?
One idiot even doubting if I have a dog and whether I really am persuaded this share is worth a punt?

And me trying to find reasons why the optimism on this stock contradicts his twaddle?

If the price fluctuates Mjay you can get you previous holding back if you are canny plus a lot more.

Personally I 6p is buying territory rather than selling!
But each to his own!

Good luck if you can find a better place for your Woodbois stake. ISAs are on the up again and you might just get 1%?, good steady 7% below inflation!

I envy you getting away from this board however!
It contains a wide range of intellect , and the thick ones are as dense as it gets!

Most are mute of course.

Is Velo still around ir has he taken your approach ?

Long term holders saw Woodbois losing money year on year while building on their pessimism.

And then came us newbies with our very unwelcome well founded optimism and new money!!

I know which group I want to be in. Top up day is Wednesday perhaps i’ll get a handful of Mjay’s previous holding.

Took Poppy to the rec and walked around with a charming lady and her two dogs!
Called Poppy when we got near the skate park to put her on her lead!
She was coming to me as good as gold until she saw people in the skate park abd bolted aka Usain , towards them!

She was a pain in the butt abd did respond to the whistle on several occasions.
When she finally came to us I went to put her lead on and she had rolled in a Bunter post, there was carp all done her neck and on the collar that I cleaned up slightly when I grabbed it!

No wonder she did not obey the whistle - she knew how 5hitty a Bunter post is!
She had a bath when we got home, and was briliantly behaved! Glad to get rid of Bunter's rubbish I suppose?

The price is looking healthy at 6p after 660 trades. 666 is the sign of Greyfriars under another name. LSE have treated a 1m @ 5.85 from a spread of 5.8 to 6 mysteriously as UNKNOWN!

ADVFN think it was a sell. An uncrossing trade of 6p produced a closing price of 6p suggesting to me it was a buy. Ever the optimist!

Has Odillon,BC100 and Greyfriars decided to keep BC100 back so he can say he told us so if we get news of our first agreement on a new plot to manage and certify? The poster appears to have realised a few things about carbon credits that he previously denied might just be fact!

Talk about discounts admits that the imminent trading that was actually 7 to 9 years off , might just be a bit earlier. The tight rope slackened for a few milli-seconds - I felt we are on our way back to reality. One big heave and my critics will be flat on their faces in the 5hit and I'll have to find the flea shampoo for them to clean up their act!

Time for a dog's dinner?

Greyfriars

Price: 5.96

No Opinion

RE: The full story! and the context! Today 14:43
Tell that to the invisible dog you are meant to be walking

BradSmith

Price: 5.96

No Opinion

The out of context codswallop Today 14:42
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lHRKWgvdhqKTedIYWNgrJp6PT9y8beu7/view?usp=sharing

BradSmith

Price: 5.96

Pratt! Do i do that dog fashioned as you would?
Logged out and leaving now , no thanks to you !

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lHRKWgvdhqKTedIYWNgrJp6PT9y8beu7/view?usp=sharing

Luckily I spotted the previous post when I was about to add Greyfriars to my personal search engine where his posts appear still!

This was a few days after I first heard of Woodbois, the price was fluctuating like mad, and I had not decided if the Ronald Brown was true or false!

Carbon credits may be unaffordable eventually or fossil fuels might become popular AND I KNEW VERY LITTLE ABOUT WOODBOIS AT THAT STAGE! Greyfriars was not even a poster on that day! Here is the factual post, in the correct context, I'll show how I saw his post in my next post!
He is filtered on LSE I assure you!

"1.66p frequent trader top up05 May 2022 10:26

Hope some of you benefitted from the ramp about WBI at the weekend. whether it was legit or not.
Imho TLOU/SM will be subject to similar legitimate ramps once SM completes the Carbon side of their prototype.

My silly little £300 got me over over 18k TLOU @ 1.66p which looks pretty good. Should have put it all into WBI but hindsight is a wonderful thing.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15RjS-YtzlSM5wtGOdfr5mx2pOluV6S5J/view?usp=sharing

Before Moagi ridicules me for my trifling investments and says I make no difference to TLOU - I KNOW THAT!

But 18020 shares for £300 is going to be worth £3000 when TLOU SP is 17p in a few months time!
My money is on TLOU carbon credits outstripping WBI in the long term BUT WITHOUT THE RISK!
Carbon credits may not be payable forever but Africa will want electricity and Hydrogen and carbon FOREVER and a day!!!!"

Just saw this inspiring quote - what a man!

Sadio Mane, a Senegalese soccer star. earns approximately $10.2 million annually, has given the world a rude awakening after some fans spotted him carrying a cracked iPhone. His #response is #legendary:

"Why would I want ten Ferraris, 20 diamond watches and two jet planes? I starved, I worked in the fields, played barefoot, and I didn't go to school. Now I can help people. I prefer to build schools and give poor people food or clothing. I have built schools and a stadium; provide clothes, shoes, and food for people in extreme poverty. In addition, I give 70 euros per month to all people from a very poor Senegalese region in order to contribute to their family economy. I do not need to display luxury cars, luxury homes, trips, and even planes. I prefer that my people receive some of what life has given me."

Paul expects the ETS carbon price to reach your age, Lovely?
Do that make him expectant?

For Jay,
What is the EU ETS carbon price?
The benchmark EU carbon permit contract traded as high as 97.50 euros per tonne on Friday before ending the day at 96.43 euros, the highest close since the carbon market launched in 2005.

The news is good everywhere except in my filtered posts perhaps!
Please tell me if Greyfriars reaches puberty and admits he is wrong one day, not too soonI;d guess!

Jay, I thought 1987 was when Bunter last got his leg over!

I smiled when you told us your name - I was replying to Jonah with the title Jason - you must have thought I was so intuitive to have worked that out! Instead of that you now know the truth!

There is little doubt about the doubters on here - they want to price to stay low for some reason.
Perhaps a rich relative has a terminal disease and they hope to benefit in the will?
Or there decree abolute is due and they'll get their share of their assets?
Or they'll get out of jail soon and be able to do another bank job, if they can find a bank in their town?
There are no conspiracy theorists on here - there is only the ONE!!!! And he is an idiot!

Have I given my age then? You also told us you are a grandma!
I have 4 grandkids (at least) , I am sure of 4!

The youngest is a Karate black belt since the age of mybe 11 or 12 and is moving up the dans.
He must be about 19 now? Not seen him or the others since Liz's funeral. Covid lockdown is partially only responsible.

He is a bit of a hero for me , 4 lads in their late teens , threatened a complete stranger who was quite young in trying to take his fancy loud-speaker thingy off him! Kieran aged about 14 or 15 intervened and the boy was able to keep his thingy! The following weekend police were looking for 4 lads so it was not a one off.

I knew they were going to hit me, he told me, but I could not let them get away with it.
He ended up with one or both black eyes but was fine when I saw him! He never said if he fought back, and I thought it impolite to ask. But his Dad (also a black belt) said in Karate you train yourself to expect and ignore pain from the very beginning!

Do you get the impression I am bored now the football season is over :O)

Jay, Greyfriars could think that way because he is BC100 here and Odillon over on ADVFN!
I suspect BC100 is also over there because odillon is gettin ticks for every post he makes!
Like here, just the 1 tick!

All 4 are probably the same moron in fact! They might as well cut and paste posts from here and save some time! The same rubbish! I just went onto ADVFN to see the trade numbers which look like buys to me but are reported as sells!

It is unusual for the price to rise 2.56% when there are apparently loads of sells!

The top end of the spread at 6p is too high! Reduce it to 5.9p and it would make more sense with 5.899 being a buy which it surely is imho?

Sorry you have to put up with the clown on here - I suggest you filter him.
Would I keep rewording posts for the fun of it? Not a chance!

I noticed Odillon posted a link to a Paul Dolan interview!
It must the redundant August one with the financial lady because he referred to Federico being in charge of timber and certificates!!!! Federico was on his way out by the time I first heard of Woodbois .... if you want to retaliate on Greyfriars stupid claim - accuse Federico of being Greyfrars that would make sense and explain why the fool is so bitter and I'll tick your post!

BC100 is not filtered , just Greyfriars!
BC100 has not posted since Friday.
Greyfriars has posted 8 times since then!

Jekyl resting , Hyde has taken over perhaps?

Has BC started to realise the possibility that he is wrong?

Talk of Norway being frightened of their certificates needing to be refunded is a joke!

That have paid Gabon £17m or is it £19m already. It is a rat race to offset their heavy carbon production before the rest of the world get there first! The price is expected to rise dramatically because of the supply and demand shortages - the sooner they get in the better and cheaper!

Discounts are low in their priorities - the full 2022 price is going to be a discounted 2023 price!

Both parties will know that refunds can be claimed from the buyer or the seller of certificates!
As I have said before, Gabon is claimed to be one of the fastest places on earth for new growth, the climate is perfect, the Govt are fullt supportive! Companies lucky enough to be foresting in Gabon are in pole position! Woodbois are , and Mozambique will benefit tomorrow from the profits made today in Gabon.

I am looking for the downside if WBI put a contingency percentage on the certificates to guarantee they can achieve their numbers quoted.

If they produce MORE credits than expected they will be money in the bank surely?
Instead of selling them early at lowish prices, they will be able to sell them later at higher prices? i.e. they will replay the loan on certificates with fewer actual credits?

It is difficult to word these things! I hope it makes sense!

It looks like an argument for issuing certificates at the pessimistic end of the scale in order to profit from the reality at a later date whilst securing both parties from refunds!

PS Two more filtered posts! I was 15 when you were born Lovely! I am old enough to be your father? Was your mum pretty? :O)

Boy oh boy, Lovely, yes I am too young to watch LOTSW. I must be, because it is not a programme I watched and neither did I watch Where the heart is.

I was aware of them but Liz never watched them so neither did I. She was big fan of Heartbeat - the music was good and I thought Gina was easy on the eye so I watched that one!

I took the taxi job after I lost my job in London (the company effectively shut down).
I had a flat in London and the family home in Dorset , both mortgaged, and no income! So the flat, my intended pension scheme, had to be sold!

I was building a web site so was happy enough until the money was getting short.

The flat sale paid off the Dorset mortgage too which means my awful pensions just about cover my expenses.

I was refused benefits because I owned two properties. I signed on to keep my pension contributions up to date!
My private pension contribution went into the London mortgage !

After a few months of signing on they said I qualified for a back to work bonus!
If I earned less than 15k pa they would give me £60 per week tax free for a year!
Self employed taxi driving made £15k a formality and after years of paying corporation tax and higher rate tax I felt obliged to take those £60's!!!!

I intended to pack it in after a year but I enjoyed it more than I expected!

I met Edward Woodward, Michelle Dotrice , Corinne Redgrave , Eddie Howe , Adam Lallana, David Horowich (author Anthony's actor brother) and others! The other cab picked up Alison Steadman , one of my all time favourites since Nuts in May, when I picked up David! I knew him from his days as a police inspector in Miss Marple - a very modest , pleasant , man so it was fine.

Short week this week - I thought today was spring bank holiday so was surprised to see trading!
WBI looks a better investment than TLOU to me if , as seems likely , we will multibag on price rises wuth our certificates! Cannot wait for our first RNS saying we have signed up a conglomerate!

If the price rises for credits/certificates we won't multibag as many times in a few years!
But deep joy! We will get a better price for our certificates when we need the cash!
Woodbois looks to be a win - win to me.

Stop scratching your heads folks!

10 times is 1000% , 6 times is 600% - Ronald Brown was being very sensible so his so-called hoax is even more credible than I believed!

$10 to $60 is 600%!

I think $60 was $84 during the week for 840% before we get started!
The message is the same despite my error!

Thank heavens for you Dactions. Mark Carney is instrumental in the whole process, Michael or Paul said that explicitly!

What are you views on the mechanics of advanced credits - I cannot get my head around one point. Look away Jay, this is not bad news on your investment, it is my Systems Analyticl brain seeking an answer or a clue towards the answer! I need a mental picture nowadays because my short term memory is not what it was!

The background is easily described. (Go away filtered ones!).

Conglomerates will receive carbon credits soon after their plots are certificated.
Depending on the type of agreement, if the carbon deposits do not materialise then either the conglomerate or the body issuing the certificate will be liable for refunding the shortfall!

I hope Woodbois can arrange the former by providing excellent certification that our partners will believe. It might take longer?
The other hope is our expertise means the certificate will be 110% safe from shortfalls.

Until the certificate can be scrapped in favour of factual credits the money being accrued is paid in anticipation of real credits.

There may be an adjustment between the number of credits due to certification AND the reality!
Hopefully we produce more than expected but who knows which way it will fall.

Now my conundrums!

1. I assume the number of credits will be adjusted from time to time as the plot is reviewed in the light of experience. Shortfalls or excesses might therefore be catered for?

2. This my major query!

The money is effectively a loan secured against real credits which become payable with little grief from that day forward!

How is that loan repaid?

Will actual credits offset the loan , credit by credit , until enough free credits cover the loan.
I think this must be so.

But will it be based upon
a) Credit for Credit so x credits for x credits?
or
b) The amount of money to be refunded being reduced by the value of new credits?

$10 may be paid the certificates , but true credits might be worth $100!

So (a) will repay 10 times what was received and (b) means a tenth of the total number of certificates will suffice?

I think I might have answered my own question!

Only (b) makes sense! Given my figures of 10 and 100 we will multibag 10 times the conversion from certificates to credits.

Far from being a hoax, Ronald Brown , was being conservative 1000% and 2000% look to be a formality!

Paul expects $60 to be coming on voluntary credits which , from $10 is 6000%

I was happy before, I am ecstatic now I have what looks to be the ful mental picture!

Now I have to ponder how that reflects upon the Hydrogen business!
Hydrogen may not happen - Woodbois will! No wonder Paul appointed Federico!

That changed because our focus moved to Gabon alone for the short to medium term when Gabon received their Norwegian pot. Jigsaw complete.