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Hope we get a big bounce back :)

My small Buy at .519 went through as a Sell. Happens a lot - does it matter? Who watches those feeds anyway?

Currently 18% and my small buy of 101,030 shown @ .48 shown as a sell (would have been if it was .42).

Share value 'death by a thousand cuts' - only 70% down on 52 week high. Maybe our only hope of escape from these debilitating loans and the prospect of another £4.5 million loan... is if SS retires. The land grab strategy is fantastic, but on it's own does not deliver near term value. The IOW idea is fantastic, but more likely to deliver for our grandchildren. I think we have had more than enough delayed gratification - how about some returns?

Cytodyn Inc +69.34% looks interesting. Is I-6 an AVCT research area? 'CytoDyn sees three more coronavirus patients in New York treated with its drug leronlimab.' The company said the diagnostics company IncellDx’s evaluation of test results from the first four patients showed “immunological benefits within three days” following treatment with leronlimab, and “lower level of cytokine storm, especially IL-6 and TNF-a, which were reduced significantly.”

"the (ramping) fundamentals of this havent changed at all..." apart from the 9.9% drop

I added at .725 and wait. Agree probably not the best time to release any news, but let's hope discovery excitement gets the better of them.

As this article suggests, there are rubbish solutions but the whole current process is a mess. Far easier to have feeds for tyres and plastics for the DMG to consume (nice and easy to arrange), and other processes to deal with the rest. ‘Unfortunately we get all sorts from dead pets - we've had two snakes, dogs and cats - to needle sticks, flares, knives and two First World War grenades'.

Q: Will the DMG accept currently a lot of plastics including yogurt pots, trays and tubs can't be sold on for recycling? Any of these plastics that end up in the recycling will ultimately be sent to the ERF (energy recovery facility), as will cardboard contaminated with food. 'Contamination causes material to be double-handled to get the waste to the correct disposal point'.

https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/politics/inside-portsmouths-incinerator-and-recycling-centre-what-happens-your-rubbish-and-recycling-1883786

".... the Company is confident it is nearing conclusion having been informed that a response can be expected in the first week of February."
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/JAY/dundas-licencing-update-and-dundas-a-s-appointment-4f8avtvkas7h4kb.html

Agreed that Kenny yellow man is deluded if he thinks the world will reduce plastic waste. Filtered. How many tyres are out there already? Tyres are actually among the most common plastic polluters on earth. Here's another angle. Tyres that aren’t recycled or burned mostly end up in landfills—some 16 percent - this is a Huge potential international market for the DMG when you read about the pollution effects:
https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/environment-and-conservation/2019/09/tyres-plastic-polluter-you-never-thought-about

Posted elsewhere 13th Jan"Notably, Botswana Diamonds PLC (LON:BOD) and Vast Resources PLC (LON:VAST) have announced a deal to replace the Heritage concession agreement between the two firms.

The new agreement outlines the formation of a new company which holds the interest of Vast Resources,the Chiadzwa Community joint venture and Katanga Mining (TSE:KAT).

Additionally, the agreement expresses the intent to issue new shares representing 2.5% of the newly formed company to Botswana Diamonds once the detailed agreement between Katanga and Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Co becomes effective." Extracted from an update for Caledonia Mining.

From the highlights of the AGM - item 4: "A royalty mining contractor has commenced work on the Marsfontein Mine dumps and gravels, diamonds have been recovered."

Is this just a local job creation scam and where does it end? Are we talking about "protected species" on a brown field site FGS? What about the human population of the South East and the impact of Heathrow expansion with planes & construction pollution? Impact of construction and the height of the stack? Is this the new area of outstanding natural beauty or an old industrial area. I applaud the local preservation ethos but few places in the UK have the luxury of having an environmentally friendly game changing technology in their 'reconstructed' North West 'area of outstanding natural beauty' (Ellesmere Port?) backyard. At some stage, environmetally friendly will probably live alongside nature, and does with Wind Farms (are they taller than 15 metres?) all over the country. Are the locals aware that there is an international waste disposal problem, or is this a case of 'not in my backyard'?

Surely there is more than one opportunity running - and what happened to the Toyota and Japanese interest?
This whole Peel planning mess is a right pain but surely they must be working on continegency sites as soon as they realised this would drag on and on. I would have thought overseas interest would also be driving delivery. Must be some good news for development soon.

My small buy at .54 has been listed as a sell on trades.

this - 12 hours a day? "Fifteen patients were given the GOP treatment for four weeks using a pump that slowly injects the GOP mixture under the skin for 12 hours a day, beginning one hour before breakfast and disconnecting after their last meal of the day. Patients also received dietetic advice on healthy eating and weight loss from a dietician" https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-08-hormone-aids-weight-loss-obese.html

5 RARE EARTH STOCKS MAY RISE TO RARIFIED LEVELS....
https://www.investopedia.com/5-rare-earth-stocks-seen-soaring-as-metals-become-trade-war-pawn-4688769

Once every decade or so, the world goes through a collective freak-out about rare earths.
The suite of 17 elements strung toward the bottom of the periodic table are notable in that they’re essential in several high-technology applications such as wind turbines, electric cars and lasers, and largely made in China.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/we-all-need-to-calm-down-about-rare-earths/ar-AAC8Sne

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/spotlight/the-hidden-costs-of-chinas-rare-earth-trade/ar-AAF3GjN?ocid=spartandhp

Climate campaigners are raising £10,000 to thwart plans for a £650m incinerator to burn all of north London's non-recyclable waste - which they warn will fuel the climate emergency and could soon become obsolete. The North London Waste Authority (NLWA), which deals with all of the rubbish from Hackney, Islington, Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Waltham Forest, got the go-ahead from government to build an "energy recovery facility" in Edmonton two years ago.https://www.hackneygazette.co.uk/news/environment/legal-challenge-launched-against-edmonton-incinerator-rebuild-1-6177635?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social_Icon&utm_campaign=in_article_social_icons

Another good reason for DMG's if all this rubbish is going to be shipped back! Sri Lankan authorities have claimed that they would return over 100 shipping containers since they appeared to contain human remains disguised as recyclable metals.
https://www.newsfirst.lk/2019/07/24/human-remains-in-imported-garbage-containers-uk-telegraph/

The sooner they get that Chester plant operational the better . Now more and more Councils are charging for waste and suspected 'professional waste disposal outfits' are dumping wherever they like, this problem wil probably get worse.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/07/22/professional-fly-tippers-hunted-council-50ft-pile-rubbish-appears/?WT.mc_id=tmg_share_tw