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Well I'm down on my BP shares, so yes I'm losing, but I won't be posting any sanctimonious humbug you cretin.

Your uncomfortable with the situation, but not that uncomfortable because you're keeping the blood money. It's a win win situation for you, making a tidy profit and pontificating on a forum, which makes you feel good about yourself, but marks you out as a total hypocrite and phoney.

What will you do with the profit you have made from the outbreak of hostilities. Calling it blood money, means you won't be keeping it, right?

Leerex, why haven't you called out Caitlin who is equally offensive?

Everyone can see the daily buybacks for themselves, your mind numbingly tedious daily comments are turning this forum into a borefest, despite the valiant efforts of meoryou.

Why are you paying so much for commission?

I'm a recent shareholder and am optimistic about future prospects, but whenever I read this forum I'm reminded of the saying 'Never fall in love with a share'.

Market makers really want your shares today.

More cobblers from Boring Bob, one of these days I'll actually finish reading one of his posts.

I spent an enjoyable couple of hours in a Spoons yesterday afternoon watching the GGP share price being squeezed higher on my ii account. The best quote to sell my shares was 14.766 on a 14.70/80 spread. Interactive Investor offer a superb service, quick, efficient and they work for me.

Are you talking about at the carvery on Saturday. If it's one of those 'all you can eat jobs' I fear a few digestive issues on Saturday night.

To date, this year's interims are on a par with 2024, where a 9p dividend was paid on FCF of $30m, which was a 70% payout. They made clear during the call to discuss the acquisition that the FCF policy of 30-50% payout will now be carried out. A 4.5p interim dividend is a 35% FCF payout and would save them $10m for the 6 months period. The total cost for this mine looks about $500m(with a contingency sum added) so I expect a prudent future dividend policy during the mine build, where the payout will be right on the 30% limit.

With cash of circa A$1bn at the end of Dec 25, at present gold prices, what is the projected cost to get Havieron to production?

If you take off the Sinphu sale, the net debt has reduced by $10m in 4 months with Brent averaging over $73. Not great.

Net debt at year end 24 $104.8m, reduced to $54.2m end of April 25. With the cost of Skua to come and present oil prices, I wouldn't expect much movement in that figure by the end of 25. Finance costs in 23 were $41.8m and $45.1m in 24, and with the RBL standing at 167 million dollars, finance charges in 25 will be onerous again.

The growing cash pile and the growing interest income all helps.

I hope there are no more pump failures because it's starting to show in May's production numbers, 18,400 to May 15.

Do you ever talk about anything else besides buybacks.

Every forum has a resident numpty, Boring Bob is this ones. This forum however does provide a valuable 'Care in the Community ' facility for Bob, who judging by his posts has been dealt an unfortunate hand.

I made 2 purchases today. One for 55,000, that isn't showing, and one that's down as a sell.