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Same; I got back in on Thursday! The only question in my mind is how long a run we have until Tech brings *everything* crashing down; but hey, that's the market!

Well done on the hold from 13p.

However - it's never too late... just start with a small position and add to it as it goes into profit; maintaining a healthy buffer as you go. I rarely ever get to 'buy-low/sell high' as most people think it works.

Hmm, this company is carrying a challenging amount of debt, relative to market cap... with recent, significant cash burn.

In any case, they have been so slow that this idea of Pensana 'being the world's first rare earth processing hub' is nonsense as Australia did more than talk and are already processing.

So, how many years have been lost if they do this? How much money had been poured into the Salt End plant? It's somewhat pathetic if true, that they are now planning to move the whole thing to the US?

I had a quick scan of their site, but cannot see any definitive info on when it will be, but can't see anything... YES, I was invested in this several years ago, but got tired of waiting for nothing to happen.

All looks good.

I am gobsmacked at the ASIC of $800 - $1,000.

With average price for Q3 being $3,535, Q4 bodes well, considering current pice of ~$4,190 !

This must be one of the cheapest and lowest ASIC miners in the Canadian market.

My account is HL. Friday AM was the first time I experienced a problem buying.

Ok, that had an effect. There were literally no shares left to buy this morning. It took several hours to fill an order for just 1000 shares

Hmm, I can sell 20k shares, but can't buy another 1k! Probably just a blip...

"So there we have it , II is the jewel in this crown…..how long before it is II plc (or II gets de merged)"

The way is view this situation is simple.

1. II is the second biggest player in the UK behind HL; they hold about 20% of the entire UK market

2. The UK retail broker market is very competitive and Robinhood recently entered the UK market, along with others

3. ABDN is worth £3.66B, while Robinhood is worth £70B

4. ABDN is not far above its historic lows pe:15), i.e. is a steal, compared to shares like Robinhood (pe: 65)

I wonder if these facts have been realised by some of the foreign brokers; it's a simple way to get access to a large chunk of he UK market, due to the ridiculously cheap pricing of UK assets.

In case of a takeover bid, what would happen to the share price?

We can only guess. Robinhood is on a PDE ratio of ~56, while ABDN is on a PE of ~15. Robinhood is worth $64B, while ABDN in its entirety is just $4.8B.

Robinhood just launched in the UK last year, while II is by some metrics the biggest platform in the UK. Many UK stocks are so ridiculously cheap, it makes sense for US companies to take them out. What better way is there to gain that many customers. Think about that........

Well, lots of UK shares are seeing money flowing in. Most of the previously unloved UK stocks are moving up most days. But for this one, I suspect there's more in play and I think Interactive Investor is the key. It's becoming quite a popular platform, but just look at the valuation, compared to the likes of Robinhood that want to get a foothold here. That's my guess!

Hmm, THX looks interesting; thanks for the tip.

Anybody know what's caused the rise this morning? There's been heavy buying for the past few weeks; even more activity this morning; smells like a takeover bid.

Looks like a textbook pullback after getting a bit overbought. Looks at the previous ones, every few months when RSI goes through the roof; but now back to the 50's. Fingers crossed! and it's still dirt cheap in terms of valuation, if that matters for anything, while the gold price is at great levels for their profitability. I'll look to buy some more.

@Chatroom: "If the div stays at this current level, then it will take 7 Years to compound the div paintment into a 100% rise."

This would be great if it happened. My concern is that there is a continuation vote this year as suggested by the brokers. If so, they are very unlikely to achieve NAV, if what they say is true. The market for renewables is very thin in the UK. If not for these factors, this would be a no-brainer.

This is finally looking attractive again after several years! And I see some familiar faces as well!

Anybody have a view on what the NI changes will mean here?

Textbook pullback consolidation, with drop in volume and seemingly now pushing up again. I'm adding some more.

And I continue adding.