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Looking forward to that and transformational developments that all these now revenue generating companies can grow exponentially into. By 2023, I'll be taking profits supported by new investors that didn't understand the bluesky opportunity at current sp.

9s folks - and shorters capitulate

Market ain't selling, shorts trapped for a religious experience.

Just in case you missed it ;)

Artem comes with over $100bn of M&A in Energy and Natural Resources. CS states it'll help speed Eurasia's M&A deal. You might even say the last two RNSs confirm BAU.

Sniping during suspension is preparation by short positions to affect sentiment before trading resumes in order to support their costly exits. I'm afraid the nationalisation bet hasn't worked during AIMs unfair lockdown of EUA substantial updates. Day of reckoning - and not for longs - may be near. As for Renault, it suspended operations due to supply chain issues and Moscow "bought" the asset to maintain employment, inviting Renault to return when the conflict inevitably ends.

I think volatility is here for at least short term but big tech is different to undervalued high growth tech, as evidenced by BELL. I'm not putting TEK in the Netflix or Twitter bucket and don't think many do. Netflix is down over 60% in 2022 isn't it? Haven't checked. TEKs companies keep signing deals, numbers increasingly take over from sentiment. Personally don't mind sp hanging around as I'd like to add before Guident announces contract signed or anything new with autocompanies.

When can we say the T word? Interesting I was watching one of the many investor strategy experts on Bloomberg last night who is basically advising clients to invest in domestic stocks that are revenue generating, preferably profitable etc. I tend to agree with the complicated geopolitical situation and long term ramifications, including food/energy crisis. In that sense, TEK looks a safer place to be also especially given its companies should offer big corporates a chance to increase margin / edge in a tougher marketplace.

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Loooool...look I'm 10

Of course. But if not, there's Monday. Locked in for a deal.

Eua isn't waiting for anything

I know this will bag so dont really care about blips or 5p here and there. Those sorts of gains are not interesting for me. Like the fact I can buy one stock and get 4 bluesky businesses, so it's auto-diversified. I can be quite lazy then :)

Personally wouldnt mind it hanging around here but market never works to personal timing does it. Just got to live with that fact.

As a standalone business, difficult to see BELL not being taken out once it penetrates Asia

Yes but the small positions held in tracker funds, that's all. I note the dip being heavily bought. RNS this evening imv.

You aren't comparing EUA to AMC are you? In terms of currency, corporate structure and options? Not that simple.

I think that explains the odd trades potentially

DS has sold two businesses in Russia before and has most of his worth in EUA. It isn't going cheap. Also note RUB strength and Cyprus co - it matters for deal price, cashflow and thus approvals. One thing I thought, EUA will want investors on board to vote for the deal, so an afterhours followed by an investor call might be the strategy. Hence I'm not ruling out tomorrow afternoon.

Wow, that's a post. Excellent quality. I see Biden is talking food security now. Do feel EML is going to depart the wider malaise as the market catches on that today's world problems are boosting the value of EML and potash. According to Liberium, its vague enough to state "mid 2022", so I'd suggest May/June. That's a big trigger.