Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Westminster detached from Joe Public. Anyone with half a brain knows labour can't be trusted with the economy. Tory failure to stop the boats and labour not helping them is blindingly obvious. Reform will take votes from both.
Always good to hear balance Alas...and don't worry if it comes across as deramping - it doesn't seem to have affected the share price.
Good luck with your switches.
Sunak complacent. Why, well revisit his task list put out a few months back. What was bottom item on the list....stopping the boats. Not top priority.
Proof of your 90% figure STP....or just another wind up?
Proof of your 90% figure STP....or just another wind up?
Ultimately CEO's will paint the best picture as poss to keep Share holders spirits up and to hold out hope for the future to keep the lights on while the development continues.
Wyndrum 'What he can't say is words to the effect of, "Its too small a cross section of patients to say how effective this is right now and that it will take another 2-3 years at least before that data is in.'
So do you really think any CEO is going to talk his company down and be anything other than optimistic? It is through optimism and belief that the seemingly difficult, impossible even, are made to happen.
Everyone can see that patient numbers are small at present and anyone with basic knowledge of statistics understands that care is needed in interpreting results. It doesn't mean that there can't be excitement and hope going forward though.
You complain of being accused of FUD, but QED.
Stopping the boats far from meaningless to Joe Public.
For me, Sunak entirely unconvincing. He must have known his Rwanda plan would struggle to get through the Lords which would allow him to turn round and say 'not my fault we were thwarted '. Not good enough Sunak and no amount of spin will change that. The French managed to come up with something I believe.
Cardinal: bit like a cornered rat acting in desperation. There's a lot of red wall voters who backed Boris, and they don't give a stuff that he comes across as a toff, who don't trust labour either on the economy or rejoining the single market/eu. Allied to traditional Tories disillusioned with apologist, globalist Sunak, and having had their noses rubbed in it by bringing back Cameron, there is all to play for and I think they'll beat many expectations.
I loathe everything STP stands for, assuming that is he/she isn't just a wind up merchant with nothing better to do. However, maybe the market and LLOY is now pricing in a labour victory. Higher Public spending, debt and inflation all good for banks short term even if disastrous for economy and country longer term. Austerity, fiscal prudence, cutting back on public spending whilst good long term does nothing for city and banks.
As a life long Tory, I'll be voting Reform Party this time and if others do the same and labour get in then just too bad. Being in likes of LLOY could be the silver lining imho.
TFE: no problem, keep it in biscuit tins under the bed...but don't tell anyone.
Safe there from digital banking 'bail ins', that seemingly nobody has heard of yet.
Who said there's a schedule Thorn...only you? Obscene. Seriously ill, brave patients taking part in trials that hopefully will help future cancer sufferers. You disgust me.
Unusually short post from you Wyndrum...given up on the essays for the time being?
Apologies for absence...see the shorters trying to squeeze out another 20p ....yawn. Made a few bob on NVDA while this has been going on 😀.
Good to hear of hedge funds adding to stakes...usually shorting grabs the headlines. Invested as neutral politically and AI beneficiary.
Chips are down Icecool, they've got to make it happen now. No new money from me until confidence restored. If things start coming good before the new money spent may start adding to holding. Meanwhile sit on sidelines.
STP...you come across as a bit of a champagne socialist. I mean true socialists wouldn't be shareholders in anything other than the Co-op, let alone the likes of Lloyds.
Yes BigPurps, I was taken in by the "Don't worry about funding" response. Natural enough to take this to mean that it wouldn't be a problem. Seeing existing shareholdings diluted is a problem and a big one. Is this likely to be the last time we see dilution before Avacta is profitable? One hopes so but with best will in world, difficult to be confident.
Hope so watching...these are going in the old oak chest now. Always knew they were long term. No new money from me though. Better opportunities elsewhere.
Thanks for letting us know Alas....good luck to you also.
...and if you're not running out of cash any time soon...
Ask again jwb, where's your evidence that they are?