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definately addictive ken, mine will go for that (if im logged in), gives me £20k back then to put in the pocket, waiting for the inevitable future drop

not if theres free beer or food billy lol

ken, still got my 6930, am being greedy and looking for 294 and they'll be gone, that'll be a little bit of the deficit chilped off.

ken, secret to moving your mates heavy fridge is too first empty it by eating the food and then drinking all the beer in it. Get a warm pack on it and you'll be right as rain ??

im not trawling through your history, my memory is good enough for me and you know damn well im telling the truth, even if you cant ever do the same mr Super ramper.

im under with small change, have stated how much before and it was a punt only that ive already written off as stated previously. So your losses are what exactly, care to tell? nah i thought not, hence your rampy ramp ramps.

Quacks like a duck. . . . its a duck.

lol sounds like a great thought billy.

you are far to kind c123, welcome to the board by the way, best one on lse.

Right bedtime for me, no sleep for last two nights so on the tablets tonight to make sure, nite nite.

crikey pete that would be one hell of a night out, can you imagine it. Ive got a nice venue so get yourselves on that National Express coach and bring the beer lol

billy, all guilty of doing that this last year or two mate.

i had an excellent christmas and new year thank you with my extended family, your pointless unfounded digs and dodging of points made just continue to define and display your character.

You may recall when the water issue first became a problem, i offered my first advice to this board with some quite sensible discussion and question in an attempt of to offer a proffesional view of likely costs and timings involved. Its my area of 30 years specialty afterall, so my time to add to the debate i quite rightly thought.

You called me a nob and posted i knew nothing i recall? I chose at the time to cease trying to add to the sensible debate in the face of open hostility from blatant rampers who knew nothing and havent posted since, as im not wasting my time on somebody who picks and chooses his 'facts' with so many pairs of rose tinted glasses on.

At least your consistant, as for decent im not so sure, but you sure try hard to deflect or guess at the basic questions we all need answering here. Jorc, water, production, income, funding etc etc, how about a few facts for a change rather than BS designed to sucker in more poor investors. Are you underwater by much?

its proper serious on here tonight boys. No mention of Craigs dodgy tele programmes or billys booze up, Pete road hogging etc etc. Great board and some excellent posts as always.

billy, im of the hold tight and ride it out persusion, mainly as im still on too big a loss to want to swallow. Have also tried a £20k attempt to reduce my main loss, which has only added to the loss at the moment. Im stuck in realy, but im not realy a frequent trader, im normally a long term investor, so have patience to wait out market cycles and just take divis in the interim. my name here DTN is not an accurate description of my usual trait.

I used to read JMO's post on here and wanted to open up a new string and start trading daily, following TA and JMO's excellent posts and reasoning to learn the ropes from - i just couldnt fathom what the bloke was talking about (im far to simple) most of the time, despite all his descriptions and assistance, a shame but there you go.

I think markets in general are going to go down for sometime and with lots of volatility along the way. I also think a lot of private investors are going to get scared into selling out to preserve capital as it diminishes, i personally wont be one of these, i'll just wait for a climb back over the years if neccasary, these things always move in cycles, and i have every confidence in the companies i invest in so will just sit it out.

My core holding for income is oilies, which i add any profit to and leave, £400k circa, these are also well down from their highs but i bought very cheap (rdsb @ £12) so they will have to fall off a cliff before i could possibly lose out.

Tricky call though mate when the numbers are large, and in 20 plus years of doing this ive never known a more difficult environment to trade in. Fundamentals dont appear to be being followed, nor common sense either, and there certainly is a lot more volatility thanks to our orange friend. Just my twopeneth worth

some good advice out there tonight, and good balance from HH, thats what makes this game so addictive with no right or wrong answers - just personal choices based on individual circumstances and risk acceptability.

Its a tough one to call sometimes, especially with Trumpy around, hence the old 'risk only whatnyou can lose' mantra. Good luck to us all in our endevours whilst playing the game, and Trumpynif your reading - SHUT YOUR TRAP lol

pranchee it is interesting to note that you obviously assume i was thinking of you with the term super ramper, i was, and you clearly agree as you responded with your denial, nobody else felt the need to, just you. If it quacks like a duck etc etc.

The 'nasty boy' comment and a realy helpful refusal to pass on what you gleam from the agm for other investors, i find quite childish. Its clear im not interested in your permamently positive thoughts and comments but others may (at their peril) be interested, so to suddenly decide to keep info to yourself because ive called you out is a little silly. Share the facts by all means, thats what Bb's are here for but discuss the worts and all, not just the endless ramps, thats all im saying. You never say anything even mildly negative and a more balanced view is far more subjective.

As for people attending agms i completely agree, its one of the best opportunities for any investors to find out about a business, personally, with next to nothing invested here there is no point for me taking the trouble to go, and i wont be. But for some heavily invested people, who probably work full time like you and me, maybe some effort to attend should be made if possible, personal choice and decision however.

Like you i hope this company does come good and good people dont lose out finacially but the BoD's silence continues to deafen. Just How long have we waited for the Jorc now, Pipeline tenders etc etc? Im not going to look back but its been a long long time and still nothing. And no, im not a nasty person for the record, im a pretty decent normal average joe.

Thanks Ken, anybody else think think a compo is a good idea? I've cut/pasted the lloy one to show how it works, and bugger it i'll keep the running list and administer it for as long as im around if Ken or someone else will take over if im not breathing still this time next year.

Would like to add in one extra rule in addition to the ones shown below and that is Billy is NOT allowed to submit a guess of 480!

14Mr Meerkats YE2019 competition

Rules -
* You have one guess at Lloyds closing SP on the last trading day of 2019
* Closest guess wins, winner to chose from list of charities on Justgiving.com
* By entering a whole number guess you pledge to contribute a min £10
* By entering a ha'penny guess (eg 99.5) you pledge to contribute a min £20
* Last date for inclusion - Friday 18th Jan 2019

John46 - 40
Wightlady - 48
Faramog - 55
Onedaydave - 58
GOODJOB - 61
Inner-Harmony - 62
Broadland - 62.5
Greenwich - 64
Boldboy - 65
PrinceofDarkness - 66
Utrickytrees - 67
Jamesroo - 67.5
Zoros - 69
Pat2014 - 72
Italdo - 72
Martin1 - 73
Daytradenovice - 75
ScottishPI - 76
Eldorado36 - 76
Hooky61b - 77
Backbencher - 78
Basherbaz - 79
Scrum - 82
Chrisw01 - 83
Motbuck - 85
SUFCESSEX - 89
TheFarEnd - 91
SP61GHT - 94
Lasttrain/DCB - 95
Oxo42 - 101
Onelongrunner - 122
Asperger - 135

Additional pledges
Zoros - £1 or over at any time in 2019 - I will contribute £2019.
Oxo42 - I pledge an additional £1:00 for every penny below my guess £1:01p.

The YE2018 competition was won by Mr Wids
Pledges/Donations are invited to -
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mr-wids

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CFC, think we all feel like that at the moment, it is very disheartening at times - im down almost £60k on glen alone but when things aint going so good selling at a loss, big or small, isnt always the right choice mate. Give it some thought, maybe hold for the decent divis long term instead of trading?

to guess where the SP will finish at close of play at the end of the year. They do a similar thing on the Lloy board for charity. Id volunteer to organise/administer but not the wisest move at the moment personally.

well known issues there lost though, somshould be no surprise tomanyone.

Looking from outside what worries me both is that Ivan is using the company funds to buy its own stock, which would be ok if removing that stock from the company and supporting the price. A standard buyback.

What ivan is doing by holding such a vast amount of treasury shares and using his buyback to add to them is using the companies silver to pay for its own products which are actually a liability, certainly at the price they have paid. Its akin to Tescos buying up all their unsold produce and retaining it on their shelves for no-one to buy.

if selling a complete holding yep. But just selling a tranche to drop the price then buy two back lower they can play snakes and ladders indefinately the barstewards.

you watch in the morning, UK will think 'bargain' and pick up at a cheap rate driving us up. Then them selfish gun totting buggers will sell out again, while us stupid Brits will buy again at a new 'bargain' price and suffer the same, its the same every day.