Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Are you for real stp...the reality, as you put, it is that these immigrants should not be here as they have entered the country illegally. End of.
Agree Chid, there's too many naive soft headed wets in this country who'd give away everything we own to our enemies. Would they do the same for us, would they ****. Farage the only politician with the bottle to stand up for UK and say it as it actually is.
Thanks Alessandro and Mary having read your posts you have persuaded me to sell up...NOT.
Well said Ian.
Yes I believe Dr. Smith when he said don't worry about that (funding). He's hardly going to show show his hand early just to placate FUDsters on a bulletin board, who likely either short or trading to build up a holding.
Don't worry about that
Have I missed something Thorn...why your post taken down?
So Prof...think AS smart enough to understand the ins and outs of Convertible Bond, not to mention the company advisers. Have also been in a while 25p days but understand that trials take time and patience required. Money I can afford to lose but potentially life changing if things come good, as I expect.
You come across as being an anxious holder Prof. Maybe better to sell your entire holding not just some of it? As for Heights I doubt that they give any thought to holding Avacta shares as Timster says.
I was taken in by you as being credible for a while. FUDster.
Touk: "Right on the money there but hard to swallow if one is in over one’s head"
I take it that you're not then Touk, how many AVCT shares do you hold?
Well said JT, traders have a disproportionate effect on AIM shares especially where trading light. They feed off this but if in for long haul best ignore it. Most traders lose money anyway.
So am I STP, but for Reform. Farage the only one who'll stand up for us. Sunak globalist and apologist, Starmer still trying to work out what he believes in. Voted Tory all my life but no more. Don't underestimate the red wall voters let down by Sunak.
Oooooh...
Do as I say not as I do.
Champagne socialists just can't see it.
So wonder who thought up 'to discuss reasons for banks' poor share prices', the Chancellor or his advisors?
Are we really expected to believe that whoever set it up isn't /aren't smart enough to work it out for themselves? What part of the market doesn't like Regulators or politicians meddling with business don't they understand?
Depends on what people understand as Windfall.
If year on year, they make say 7bn or thereabouts then the following year they make 14bn, they'll be seen as having been 'lucky' and therefore, 'morally' this good fortune should be shared through taxation. Absolute tosh of course and overlooks fact that pension funds of many invest in banks for dividend income.
No I'm not, just speculating the line that might be taken at the meeting. The Conservatives have gone soft and are no longer my preferred party. It is time for a change and I don't mean Labour. The Reform Party will make inroads this time around and they'll have my support. That said, if Labour get in it won't be a problem for me as they are even more incompetent than the incumbents. Rachel Reeves reportedly has the backing of the City, hardly a recommendation as they're only interested in short termism.
That could be the approach...if we don't get in and labour do, they're more likely to impose windfall taxes on banks, so best that you help us out of this mess with an election coming and start easing borrowing criteria. After all thanks to the FCA taking a tough line you're now far better capitalised than in 2008.
Couldn't agree more hardup. The timing makes me suspicious...just before results. In the past meetings between Chancellors and banks haven't always turned out well for shareholders. Hope that Hunt isn't going to strong arm them into cutting back or withholding dividend increases in order to throw money at business to stimulate growth. Please, please someone tell I've got this wrong! Government interference a big disincentive to invest. Hope that the CEOs stand up for shareholders.
Share price didn't retrace that much when it looked like the deal could collapse did it. Maybe shareholders should start playing hardball.
Ru short Alessandro?