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Nice video Biz

Hold tight for more, that was a late print, that spoofed the closing price.

If you like a good indicator, have a butchers at HUM's MACD.

Even if they buy back just 10% of the issuance, there'd still be 2.5 billion in issue and they would have spent all available cash.

Chances of a buy back here are somewhere between no chance and impossible.

Late print to spoof the close.

Going again on monday I reckon

Well done thicko, brand new account, four posts and filtered

This had more to come in the afternoon....

Booom and for a Friday too 😜👍

1/3 of HUM would give shg a share price of circa 1p

So basically what he's saying is if SHG sp was 1p it would be considered cheap 🤔🤔

It would be if it was anywhere near accurate lol

2000 pog is 400 million revenue 150 million EBITDA and circa 90 million NET.

ID78

Please can you explain exactly how you think shg is currently valued at 1/3 of HUM.

Just reply by posting current mcap of both companies and you'll see soon enough that you're talking absolutely ballox

Then buy some and post your deal before it prints

Just wait until people see what a solar plant does to the AISC... As recently demonstrated by CEY.

So it's cash then, they don't have enough to do both....Overstretched???

There it is consolidation, 11p next

You'll still be posting the same next year at 4p Gotreal.

Hourly RSI topped at 86 needs a little consolidation before kicking on again after lunch. (Hopefully)

Daily RSI flashing a hidden bull divergence flag and only circa 50 so plenty to go on the daily yet.

Froggy is a clueless buffoon, less said about his form the better

So it isn't commercially recoverable then?

Funding is why the eastern limb has been shelved. If they had the cash and the grade was commercially recoverable then you could bet your bottom dollar it would be processed.

So the question is, how exactly has the decision been made for them... No spare cash to ramp up or no material?

Sounds like DCM all over again.

Funding, funding has always been the problem here. Leon has never, ever been able to achieve funding without significant shareholder dilution.