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OK so your a British Brummie, John. Now for the shaker, Old Chap (lol). I've never said this before on here but I actually hold two other nationalities. I currently also have have a UK passport and, by recent Irish law will be eligible for Eire citizenship too. I guess that makes me a Lega Yank (but without the Trump odor!). Have a nice day buddy!!
And, Willowman, you just hit the jackpot imho...but I didn't dare to suggest it previously.
There is no defense now, John. Even Van, it seems, has "nailed" it and it's worse than my last two years of moaning suggested. Strangerstill has offered a possible solution but right now there are around 80 fairly large sells today and I am in there too (admittedly not all my stock) but those I sold last week have already made good so far elsewhere.. Quite frankly, it seems to me that some heads may have to roll at our next AGM. It most certainly has not been a sparkling rise over the last 7 years. Same old, same old RNS " Success story " I guess and we've all bought tickets! You may indeed have been miserable, John, but right now I'm really peed off.
It could be rather more than a reaction to the earthquake, Strangerstill. . I offer you the situation, post 2017, where " the people" in El Salvador successfully motivated their Government to ban mining. Their reasoning (or perhaps "excuse" if your perspective was from a Global Mining Entity) was that the environment and probably the water supply would be affected.
Either way the l suggestion in our latest RNS appears to be that the current action limiting Ariana's development at Tavsan is of a temporary nature. The news article you have now directed us to needs to be taken very seriously since it refers to " Saving the Mountain" for, presumably, the benefit of the local population and environment. Bit more for ya'all to address at the coming Presentation. The delay at Tavsan might be longer than supposed...or even worse for our investment. Bear in mind also that there will be 2024 elections in Turkiye. ( You can add it to your list too, John.)
Sure has, John and persuaded me to sell some of my stock...but it wasn't easy to find buyers so only a slight "round down" was possible.( I quickly invested elsewhere which immediately jumped 30 pence each).. I can't wait to see what the forthcoming Presentation does for the stock price but imho there should be some " reckoning" at the next AGM for the BoD.. I have to agree now that your sentiments over the JV concept were well founded. Cheers,DJ
Hi VanVan and nice to see a contribution from you back on this Board. You have made some strong points now and I agree that there are many important issues that need to be aired and, hopefully, satisfactorily resolved at the 15th March Presentation.
Kerim has certainly distanced himself...all the way to the Antipodes and I don't have much hope (or faith) with the people and potential involved in Cyprus (some of which has been aired by other posters on here who I fully respect). Frankly, in the short term I believe AAU has kinda run its course and the time to get out was around 4p two years ago and before we lost " our" share of the Company to the new JV. I think there are currently many opportunities to make money much quicker elsewhere, particularly as so many top companies have taken a hammering in the current world problems and as an octogenarian I am not too interested in what must now be a rather long term venture with the current BoD. Quite frankly I am very disappointed that my overall value in here has now fallen below the invested total I have accumulated over many years and maybe Belar took the appropriate decision and got out now. Maybe I should take a loss right now but my instinct feels a buyout fairly soon could " see me right" unless something very concise and exciting follows on from the coming presentation and in due course our next AGM.. Regards DJ
Good morning Johnpwh. As you suggest " it's not the same" and now we seem to have two " wreckers" rather monopolizing the chat which I am deducing by the amount of " filtered messages" I am being advised daily. Obviously I have no intention of " adjusting my filters to view" the verbal diarrhea which issues from these nincompoops (no pun intended by the last 5 letters here! (lol). Unfortunately the advfn site also is not what it used to be imho so I rarely visit that any more.
Zacks.com have put forward a theory that there is an easy explanation why some folk seem to steal a march on buying stock at the right time. Basically there has always been suggestions that it's all about secret insider info, whispers, whatever. On the face of it " Insider Trading" is legally a no-n0. Sudden share price alterations are often put down to the work of so-called MMs (market makers). However Zacks have pointed out that many firms generate internal info which is duly passed to relevant parties within the Company who may need this to process their normal administrative duties.. Thus, maybe unintentionally, what you Brits refer to as a " nudge-nudge/wink-wink" situation is created which may not exactly be insider trading, but a very useful indicator of imminent moves. Enjoy your weekend and keep things going at Cosford, my friend.
Hi LoB - My commiserations that you didn't get your 3 points from Millwall.. On the points table C & B has gotta be breathing down your neck (lol).The mention of Millwall jogs my memory. Way back (in the last Century!) I was temporarily deployed to Portsmouth UK and was invited to watch Portsmouth FC at home to Millwall. It was somewhat rowdy along the road to Fratton Park, with Millwall fans on one side of the way and Pompey supporters the other side while the cops did their best to keep them separated. I enjoy watching a good game but this side of the pond it's all down to our Ladies team who have done well internationally.
Otherwise my hopes are with Liverpool for champions, even though my other favorite, Real Madrid, rather thrashed them recently. Anyway my Best Wishes for Burnley to finish the season at the top. Regards, DJ .
I don't know how your " filtering" is going these days, johnpwh, but in the last day I have only read Willowman's and Belar's messages on here which were both of interest. In the same time period I note that 23 incoming messages have been filtered on my wishes. I guess that my current two " Unwanted's" have been somewhat "busy" in disseminating lately! Once upon a time we had some brilliant views messaged on here. For example where is Ash these days with all his logical and financial advice?
Looks like I'm the only fan on this chatline, amigos.. It's been a rough couple of years for airline shares but VLRS (= NYSE) has been steadily rising lately and tipped by many brokers " on the other side of the pond" .
I cannot disagree with you Belar and most certainly it could be a long haul now , if ever, before our SP rises dramatically. I was somewhat taken aback by your comment, Strangerstill about buying and selling. Given my frequent remarks that we are currently on a roller coaster it makes interim dealing a lot of sense rather than just sitting and hoping we will see profit in the long term. Now that the difference in value between selling and buying is much closer a reasonable upward jump could see me out of here but right now at below 3p I guess I, johnpwh, I have missed the boat. I can only fervently hope that a bigger fish pays handsomely soon for this minnow.. Regards DJ.
You are advised, Bankrupty, that he has rather " fallen from grace" by his later associations and in respect of my former status I cannot condone the dissemination of false information on behalf of foreign entities. Accordingly I am terminating further discussion with you.
What do I think of Dr. Roberts then....expect it's not good. Well here's my response.....and you got me right!
https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-ukraine-media-narrative-washingtons-method-of-exercising-hegemony-is-collapsing-dr-paul-craig-roberts/5776207
A U.S. State Department report identified Global Research as being part of a network of proxy sites that, while having no visible ties to Moscow, "serve no other purpose but to push pro-Kremlin content."
"It provides plausible deniability for Kremlin officials when proxy sites peddle blatant and dangerous disinformation, allowing them to deflect criticism while still introducing pernicious information," reads the report, published by the State Department's anti-foreign propaganda arm, the Global Engagement Center.
Based on analysis of web traffic on seven such sites from February to April of this year, the report pointed to the Canadian-based platform as the Kremlin-aligned disinformation site with the biggest potential audience. "At more than 350,000 potential readers per article, no other outlet had half as much reach as Global Research"
Maybe these " objects" appearing in our skies are a pre-cursor to Chop-Sueycide attempts (lol)
See what I mean, Bankrupty. You've now introduced zerohedge - a site I have little time for which has never (for me at least) produced forecasts which has lead to good stock investments (...and there are others - British Bullocks etc).
I know much about Florida (other than it has the most lightning in the US. I have realtives there who are certainly not rich and have experienced a bad time, especially medical assistance, attributable to Governors like Scott and DeSantis. Heaven help us if they get control of of much more. Bear in mind that Florida has long been a winter and in some cases a final escape from the colder climes of the north, esp New York and but for our immigration controls might have experience far more second homing Brits than the current ex-pats who are mostly constrained to up to six months at a time. The popularity of Costa Rica is its scenery, prices and stability. Ecuador has seen some popularity but later political changes in Peru and Bolivia have discouraged many US folk.
I'm not entirely surprised about France's unpopularity ..but many of those same countries sought their military intervention when Al Qaeda was endangering. That is the way with former colonies. Africa was known as " the white man's grave, remember. Basically the French have hung on too long trying to retain their colonies as Metropolitan France. Your Labor Government took you out of it before you got chucked out! Germany lost theirs in WWi. Belgium and Portugal were booted and Spain had to make concessions.
Okay - you suggest Victor Orban may want to have an entente with Russia. I'm not sure that his neighbors share that view or even many of his citizens. I guess I'm probably older than you but I remember the son of Hungary's famous soccer star (Ferenc Puskas) staying at our home and telling me all the miseries of the Hungarian Revolution and the Red Army taking control.
Consider a very current matter. Trump is a potential challenger to our current President. Everything points to Donald being a liar , a loser and an intimidator of others. Yet , for the present, he is free to roam, spend as he chooses and enjoy a very luxurious lifestyle in the "Land of the Free". Contrast this with Alexei Navalny.. He also aspired to challenge his current President. He was first poisoned and now incarcerated in a very unpleasant prison suffering sleep and medical deprivation. He may not survive much longer.
So when, mon ami, you decide to buy a nice holiday home in Sochi with all the money you make on your investments ...do me a favor and take that awful Commie Georgia Meloni with ya. My daffodils are in full bloom it's nice and sunny, trees are already blossoming locally. My daughter (working in Liverpool) is looking to a cold wet week!. Cheers matey.
Interesting observation, JohnNth. Ideally we should keep all our wealth for our own benefit and leave ya' all well alone (unless of course you threaten us some way)..
https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/monroe-doctrine
However I believe your recommendation does not fully take into account two very important ingredients in US policy. The first is Corporate interests and the second is the historical ethnicity of many of our politicians. All too frequently, imho, there is a very close That was somewhat contrary to President Monroe's thinking and he was politically described as a Democrat-Republican. And with that, I will try to abdicate my political chat in favor of to AAU. soccer,, automobiles, transport preservation and the preferred interests of others hereabouts..
Ron Paul is a waste of space and his dreadful son (whose neighbor just had to beat him up!) is even worse. Libertarians faff about on the fence while real politicians try to sort things out. I'm really disappointed, Bankrupty. I thought you were light years beyond these conspiracy mongers. I fear we have little in common. other than a chasm between our thoughts and beliefs.
Think what you will, Bankrupty, but as the saying goes " thar's gold in them there hills" and this side of the pond we got tons of the stuff....all you have to do is to dig it out and refine it and there is a surplus of gold for " hard currency" . I'm not just taking US and Canada...rare metals and things go all the way down almost to Antarctica. As for BRICS - well sooner or later the Indian population will be competing for the same reserves and markets that China wants and that could drive a wedge in the set-up . South Africa is currently proving it is disorganized and imho corrupt (which is why I no longer invest either there or anywhere else in the "Dark Continent". Brazil, albeit now slightly left of center, has an industrialized and stable future with NAFTA (why do you think "Lula" is visiting Washington right now and Airbus has close relations with Embraer?). I think Poo-tin has proved what Russia is all about (bemoaning the former USSR and citizens' free speech & gulags). No surprise that most of the nice folk around the world have
have turned their backs. China will wait patiently in the sideline ( a bit like us for Salinbas). You need to think, my friend, what will become of the UK. Very little industries left to produce, financial wizards leaving the City for Berlin, Dublin, Paris etc..... no one wants (or is there) to stoop down and pick fruit & veggies. Sick folk dying before the ambulances get to them. Roads jammed up and rail service disruptions. Personally I don't have a lot of support for the Tories ( Thatcherism & Reaganomics effed up both our countries and Trumpy did his best to finish us all off and grab all for himself. Time to remember what this blog should be about before everyone goes to ADVFN or gets fed up with AAU full of tomorrow's benefits and to-day's shares going nowhere fast. Still...if you want to follow the sun but you are no longer an EU member you can luxuriate in Cuba or Bognor Regis (if climate change continues). Happy Valentine's Day!
Hi C&B and nice to talk with you. I think we might be years rather than months before Salinbas brings home the bacon. You' re certainly not being selfish over the dollar rate you may be paying to come over here. For what it's worth I'm equally miffed because 40 years ago I set up a scheme whereby I might retire in UK and invested a fixed sum of my dollars in UK pounds. The exchange rate was then about $2.5 to the pound. Well the scheme finally matured (admittedly with profits) but the initial investment was duly returned at $1.25 for each pound therein. Which is why I'm here rather than say Gibraltar.
UK pound still struggling after Brexit, AAU Share price fallen again, some bigger sells today, so much for all the recent RNS, podcasts, videos etc. Don't we just love our PR folk? At least the US$ is up and we'll be sending loads of tourists to spend in Euroland soon.