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Whoops £1,800 should have read £18.00. Little ambitious

With gold expected by many experts to average $1,962 through 2021. Looking back at the effect on Poly’s SP when gold reaches $1,900 it historically sits @ £1,800 up 11% from today’s price. Here’s hoping for another shift up Sunday night when the gold market reopen’s

Nice to see this turn blue today when everything around it went red. And Gold is slowly edging upwards.

Could be an interesting couple of weeks with gold widely predicted to break through the next resistance level of $1,798.

Be nice to see this pull clear of the 15.00 mark

Struggling to break through the £14.60 barrier, just needs a little push

Possibly hit 3.22 by Ex dividend

10,000,000 buy £9.55 @ close on Friday bodes well for Monday

And climbing quickly.

No sign of stopping as yet and 3p breached, where will this find it's level?

We must be due some news soon...

When are we due news as to the possible payout of 10p per share, when would the cut off polnt be for purchasing shares to qualify? 10p represents approx 38% return on my purchase price and still around 35% on current sp. I am considering selling a couple of my other investments and putting more into SEA, do you think the sp will rise on news and then fall back to this level once it has paid out or is it likely to fall by 10p per share from current sp 28.25? Sorry for all the questions. Regards Chile80

Still climbing, little suprised we have not been following on behind, maybe not many aware we have a 25% stake.

Many thanks, the more I read the more i like this share. How would the 10p return work, would we be given extra shares to that value? Didn,t realise they were involved with these other projects, do you know how much the Bulgarian production is likely to generarate cash wise? Do you know where we are with the dispute with the Montenegrin authorities and when it is likely to be resolved? Feel happy to have added these to my portfolio. Regards and GL with your investments.

Last summer's disposal of SeaEnergy Renewables has strengthened SeaEnergy's financial position. The company has concluded that it should use part of this cash to build and acquire complementary service businesses, including those servicing the offshore wind market, which provide a sustainable and cash generative business model. However, the company is also considering a return of capital to shareholders and will announce the conclusion of its deliberations in April, at the time of its results. Prior to April we expect an announcement of the appointment of a new Chief Executive to replace the recently departed Steve Remp. The market currently values SeaEnergy at less than net cash and the value of its holding in Lansdowne Oil & Gas (combined value of 46p/share).

Can some one please explain the -200,000 trade just shown why is it a minus? Still learning and keen to know as much as possible. Thanks

I had a dabble on this yesterday and have a stop loss of 750, will be interested to see what the market makes of this over the next two weeks.

Hi Friggy Do you feel there is any upside left in this after yesterdays climb on the news and is the vote likely to go ahead on the 22nd still. Would value your opinion.