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Pride always costs. Usually not worth the price. Even more difficult when you represent 70 million people. Jaw Jaw Jaw, not War War War, said a great British icon. Diplomacy until you can no longer afford to be diplomatic. Any way back on topic RR 100 billion MCAP by end 25, early 26. Thats £11.75.

It's called diplomacy.

Hi Svend, I feel a little churlish in correcting you as your insights into the technicals of RR's ascent have been brilliant these last few years and I thank you for your input. Mach number is only affected by temperature and not density.

What screen height are you using Flyer?

Spot on ACIM. You have to wonder about an anonymous poster like SF. Mental health for all to see IMO

If it were physically possible i'd have your babies (kittens) you beauty. Well done mate, never any doubt about your rationale or logic.

I think we all know that 2/3 providers will be chosen. The next decade will be illuminating as SMR’s are commissioned. It makes sense to award a few contracts, one to support the Uk economy and secondly to hedge your bets. I have no doubt that RR SMR will be a good product, I guess cost will be the variable.

Jesus

That’s your opinion Mr Bridger, however I bet SMR arrives before another runway in London!

Demand for air travel is strong globally and watch Trump bounce Europe into spending more on NATO. So we’re in strong trade winds I reckon Svend.

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/01/28/keir-starmer-veto-anti-growth-policy-rescue-economy/ It appears Labour are going to pursue anything that supports economic growth. Probably too late after the disastrous budget and the implications of a looming recession. But maybe just maybe RR SMR could receive some patriotic government support? It’s not as though Labour haven’t haven’t already said they support nuclear as part of the energy mix. Just a thought

Hmm, the guy at the gym hey!

Afternoon Parklife. Having spent over 35 yrs in aviation I have a number of contacts in the industry. The consensus is that if there’s one thing that Turbofan will hit, then that is the numbers based on current assumptions. Nothing has changed on these assumptions so the consensus is all good. Nothing concrete and who knows what may get in covered come the 27th. These BB’s are great for chat and the odd snippet of good insight but as always take every thing with a pinch of salt and occasionally a grain of truth. Happy Christmas and wishing us all a peaceful and prosperous New Year.

Sprinter has summed it up. I’m hearing the numbers are good, but then only the inner iron sanctum in RR will know the answer to that prior to the 27th. In the spirit of a guess I’ll go for 5.99 as I think £6 will be a hard nut to crack without knowing the numbers. 12 - 24 months out £7 plus will happen imo maybe even towards the £10 mark. Happy Christmas all.

I guess I’m foolish by that rationale. But I feel quite wise after holding RR for a couple of years and taking out 150% of my initial investment. Still holding the rest as I believe there is more to come. When my revised bingo number arrives I shall return to some vanilla funds that your son can manage. 70% of my portfolio is managed and my initial RR investment was 30%. When to sell, the million dollar question, literally.

That's right Nucky. Apparently some one on this sight has been predicted several pounds a share for a while. Most of us who bought for pence or just over a quid didn't rely on brokers thats for sure. Knowing when fair value has been reached will be decided without consulting brokers by us when the time comes and not brokers. I really believe RR has the ability to become a 100 Bn M Cap company in a few years time, once supply chain issues are sorted, many SMR contracts are signed and entry into the Narrow body market with the Ultra fan is announced. All of which are highly probable, if not already in the bag.

I reckon you’d have to claim the 25% back in your tax return. Barclays will know after navigating the help desk!

Haven't paid into my SIPP for many years Nettles, nearly a decade. But from memory you state the gross amount say £10k. Get 20% relief straight away, so pay £8k net. You then claim the further percentage back in your tax return if entitled. As I say a decade ago and stand to be corrected. Does that help?

You’re on it like a car bonnet Nettles. Always a curved ball in life and SMR is starting to smell a little. My guess is that Milliband is working hard to diplomatically sort out the stinking mess left by previous the incumbents.

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/12/06/miliband-plots-tech-led-private-nuclear-power-boom-britain/