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Err...they've just done a raise? (18 Dec). Try doing some research.

SUPREME!

Has anyone heard from those two fun inspectors? Perhaps they too have bought in.

ring fence yer shares..after all, we don't want those shorters, shorting! Mine are set at £2.

Dan da Dan and Steffy

many thanks for your subtle hints here and thicko here has finally bought back in again this morning. Steffy, next time when at 18p, I shall take your advice. Cream cakes on me! Grazie.

From Aug 2019...
LONDON (Reuters) - Aeroplanes could be powered by jet fuel made from household rubbish from 2024 under plans by Shell (L:RDSa), British Airways and Velocys (L:VLSV) to build Europe's first large-scale plant to produce jet fuel from domestic and commercial waste.

Aviation accounts for around 2.5% of global carbon dioxide emissions but this is predicted to grow as air travel increases, at a time when nations are seeking to limit emissions to curb climate change.

The aviation industry has a target to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2050 compared with 2005 levels and sees the emergence of lower-carbon biofuels as a vital step to meeting this goal.

Shell, BA and Velocys - who have applied for planning permission for the plant from local authorities in North East Lincolnshire - are targeting domestic or commercial black bag waste that would otherwise end up in landfills or incinerators.

Waste-to-energy is already commonly used in the power sector, where household rubbish such as food or grass cuttings are burnt to create electricity.

"Sustainable fuels can be a game changer for aviation which will help power our aircraft for years to come," said British Airways Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Alex Cruz.

I remember reading the BB after that London bash when the sp was over 90p and felt ill perusing some of the sycophantic nonsense that was being spouted. "Oh, so lovely to see you" and "he remembers every ones name" and "this will pay my mortgage off".
How the gullible fell and in a way, a morbid lesson for us all.

keep your nerves lads!

MB. Do you write speeches for a living! If not, you should do.
I have given up listening to Tom W as his negativity toward Covid related stocks was stifling. What you summarised was that ODX has taken time to get it right. One could say that they are too tardy, but seeing empty trains operating here in Germany, the effects of Covid and the various precautions will be with us for many months to come. So well done ODX. Take your time and get it right.

tat people are squawking about the close...what will be the close next Tuesday more like? 80p?

and a Merry Christmas. Back to a round pound soon?

Delivery of the Lemu mask making machine to Nottingham

In order to accommodate the adjustments noted above Lemu have advised of a further slight delay to the delivery of the machine. The finished machine will be ready to depart the manufacturers premises on 24th December 2020, the date of arrival in Nottingham is not known, the intention is of it being ready to commence operation by mid-January 2021.

The Company expects to provide a further update on expected production volumes once the machine has been commission and is operational in Nottingham.

Now then, now then. I do my own research and search for clues wide and far. However, more often than not Dan has been on the money. GLA!

Ignore at your peril and wealth.

10 mins ago I couldn't get a quote to sell 1 share! Odd.

Spike...you sound a very emotional person. Best ditch that facet when trading. Merry Christmas

your chumba!

favours the Brave (Heart). From today's RNS:

Braveheart Investment Group (AIM: BRH), is pleased to provide an update concerning progress on the COVID-19 test that Paraytec Limited ("Paraytec") is developing with the University of Sheffield.

Paraytec's work to develop the test is proceeding at pace. Paraytec has acquired purified SARS-CoV2 virus which it will use to optimise both the lower limit and speed of detection, with the aim of detecting virus in asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic patients.

May be worth taking a gander, if you are deliberating an investment in a TB company...

Didn't he do well!??

Well done you. Merry Christmas!

shall I buy more of this stock? I have been well burnt to date, but it appears that things are turning. GLA holders..