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BoD just confirmed the rise in SP was for absolutely nothing.

Still early in the day but Dealer has the post of the day so far.

Surprisingly well taking into consideration the company has announced they've ceased production for the foreseeable future. I know we were very undervalued already but I was expecting at the 100 mark post that rns. Plenty of buyers around.

Expecting more escalations from both sides Will the UKRs go for more critical infrastructure and Rus responds in kind by going after more power plants? I would say likely.

Can the oligarchs do us a favour and see Putin has an "accident" over a balcony.

Is this stock going anywhere?

You're welcome.

This is not some AIM share, we have already had 7441 trades, no institutional investor which plays with 100s of k a trade or millions comes reads these boards and basis their decision on what's said here.

what twitter leak?

"Buyback approval"? Is this a share buyback?

Makes no difference ramping or deramping to the SP

Evan, doesn't mean there isn't blips along the way. It's no different from a sports tournament where the champs win most of the games and lose a couple but at the end, they're victorious.

Major events in the last 100 years such as WW1, WW2, fall of communism - these events are much more significant in securing the U.S as the global hegemon than losing two local wars which don't make any difference to U.S mid-long term apart from losing some blood and treasure which the U.S is accustom to and expects.

The sanctions on Russia have been the most comprehensive and effective ever placed due to the unity of Europe, North America, Japan, Aus, NATO+ etc. Its being cut of through trade by the richest countries in the world and the with all the tech. Chinese can't save them.

This serves another equally important purpose of showing what's in store for China if it invades Taiwan. Russia is a 2nd tier power and could never challenge the U.S but China is the only potential challenger to U.S hegemony this century. One way or another it will come head to head this decade or next.

I would say China will get its ass kicked eventually, no allies, all its neighbours would like to see it reduced to nothing and the U.S has history of being a winning nation. In its short 246 years or so its always come out on top and I think it won't be any different this time round.

If it kicks off between the U.S and China - I'll be selling every single equity I own. It will be the crash of century in stock markets.

All speculation, in the words of my 2nd wife - DYOR.

I could see £6.50 by next year....certainly plausible.

Polys pockets aren't deep enough for Lab. It's very remote. Stupid idea for a company so small to buy that.

Cyprus they could easily do - warm climate, established infrastructure and great tax regime. Do a JV and give them 70% of Cyprus for a free carry. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

One can dream....

Ray is the only person I know who invests with those numbers....

Reasonable and logic post...

The war will stop once the U S says stop but for now its winning in everyway. Russia losing treasure, people and political power, Putin losing, U.S selling more and more arms, east Europe transitioning to U.S weapons meaning 100s of billions over the next decade, will become the number one provider of energy to the Europe in the years to come, more dependence on the U.S and showing China what's in store for it.

The major problem with investing is not having enough money to invest.....

Putin loading the boat before he sues for peace but unbeknown to him, he's going to be poisoned before that.

I have never disliked a UK politician more than Truss. Simply an incompetent chav along with her ministers.

Belarus won't do anything, far too weak and poor.

The Poles positioning some troops near the border should be sufficient to keep them in check.

Going to get much worse before it gets better.

recession hasn't hit the average joe yet, interest to continue to rise until late H2 2023, very big risk inflation to become entrenched. I doubt we'll see 2% for a very long time, I can see 4-5% inflation over the next few years but very unlikely to see 2% for a very long time if at all.

On top of all the above, the printers also need to be put back on before stock market rockets.