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Surely your eminence, traders are bargain hunters?

They have no intention of holding beyond the next anticipated rise. Yet they do spot an undervalued share.

Are your shepherd friends back from Bethlehem already?

Idiot

Grab your tinfoil hats everybody......Ncubias has spoken.

I think if he stays on as a consultant non exec. he retains them.

But having just fired him, that seems unlikely. :-)

How was it pumped?

For once wolfy I agree Troy will be COO at JAY

That's why the UFO board just fired him. Well done UFO.

I think crypto you should read some of the dross you post

"The margins will be too tight for us to mine"

The estimate of cost is < $70 per ton

Iron ore today $142.5 per ton

The profit is mind boggling.

"the performance payment. the amount as it stands will considerably affect the profitability of han****"

Please expand on your thinking here.

I am inclined to think that the Bluejay RNS appointing Troy as COO (hurriedly denied) was as big a surprise to the UFO board as it was to us PIs.

This would have precipitated a rather heated conversation. He was pushed I think.

Moony

Shut up your pidgeon English is bloody annoying.

The fundamentals remain the same. DMIRS permission is all that is needed. All on track

I hope the CEO replacement isn't rushed justto appease the market. We need a period of boring stabillity.

Troy won't be getting his. So not 'more options'.

Bluejay haven't yet issued an RNS. I'm sure they will

@sinterclasse

You must be having a boring Xmas day

Five highly technical posts about five different stocks on your first day as an LSW member

I'll keep a close eye on your contributions going forward.

Santa left me a note...

Iron ore up 1.4%

$141 pt

I think we will see a major re-rate in this financial year. 23/24

By April the .2 range will be a distant memory. Albeit, a bit of a nightmare

Merry Christmas & a prosperous New Year to all my readers. :-)

Doesn't that depend on when you plan to return?

I wouldn't leave it too long :-)

Https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/iron-ore

Prices for iron ore cargoes with a 63.5% iron ore content for delivery in Tianjin rose to $139 per tonne in December, the highest since June 2022, amid bets of robust demand in the medium term. Five of China’s largest state banks, including the China Construction Bank, lowered their interest rate on their deposits in the country’s latest push to stimulate economic activity. The move was among Beijing’s latest efforts to support the country’s economy through its recent signs of slowing down, as policymakers gauge the appropriate levels of stimulus to prevent a further slide in property prices while complying with their goal to phase out the Chinese economy’s overdependence on property construction. Consequently, iron ore demand for next year remained underpinned by bets of ample infrastructure spending by Beijing. Policymakers stated an additional CNY 1 trillion of debt would be issued to target infrastructure and manufacturing projects.