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Too much fun in your fizzy drinks...

Not the only one.

I should have listened to Pdub a few years ago. I'm going to do it this time around!

They did read my post! UT at 12.30p.

I'm so relaxed... I'm so chilled that my feet are freezing. (I hope the MM's read this.)

Another false dawn, or is it the beginning of a real rise? Third time lucky!

Mine are about cheese and plonk...

Rup,

Don't worry: large II's will come. The more churn at 12p, the better support for further rises. It would be difficult for the SP to climb further unless people buy at this level first. I expect that lots of PI's who bought at 2p-5p have sold now (plenty of short-term traders here) but there must be a lot new holders.

As long as Mr Lenigas isn't our joint broker, everything will be just fine!

Ah, TMT, you brought back memories of Switzerland: I lived and studied there for six years and consumed tons of that stuff. My favourite Swiss cheeses are: Appenzeller, Tilsiter and (all sorts of) Bündner Bergkäse.

BTW, has anyone heard of Schabziger? This is the stinkiest substance in the universe, with a sort of augmented mouldy socks smell. Great for cooking: you grate a small quantity of it onto your pasta dishes,betc

They're like buses: you wait patiently for almost six weeks, and then several pop up in quick succession.

GHP -> GGP

Yes, I have: I've been consuming it on a regular basis. My kids, including the little ones (two-and-a-half and one year old), love it. I always choose a piece that is close to its sell-by date, so that it's very runny. If you eat it too early, when it hasn't developed properly it's a bit too mild for my liking.

On a related topic of wines: I bet not many of you have ever tried a sweet wine called Pacherenc de Vic Bilh. If you haven't, please do: it is a Sauternes-style wine, made of botrytised grapes, and it is as good as Sauternes but much cheaper. Not that people invested in GHP would need to consider the latter aspect!

I can clearly smell it. Or is it the Reblochon?

had something -> has something
on his sleeve -> in his sleeve

The phone is overly eager to correct my writing.

I reckon FM had something up his sleeve but can't divulge it yet. The reason why he's frustrated is probably that he's been stuck with that thing on his sleeve for several months now: he was probably expecting it to be done and announced early this year but it keeps slipping but he can't talk about the delay without revealing what it's all about, so he's stuck and very frustrated.

I quite like the theory that they are essentially signalling to the market that they have no intention of selling their GGP shares for a while. The previous similar gesture - GH's purchase of a large number of shares at 2.7p a few months ago - lit the booster rocket. Strap yourselves for a fast ride!

They wouldn't delist from AIM without securing a better listing. In my opinion, JSE on its own is not an option. It could be AIM + JSE (but why bother?) or main FTSE + JSE.

There must be more to these tax rules. Hopefully, someone with an Australian connection will be able to clarify.

As I said on previous occasions when we got an RNS about the directors' options: I won't worry unless Starvest start to offload their shares!

I don't understand all the details here but my assumptions are as follows:
- Company directors based in Australia are subject to the Australian tax regime.
- If the vesting date is used as the deferred taxing point, then the value of the options on the vesting day is added to their income for the corresponding tax year.
- When they sell their shares, they need to pay the CGT on the difference between the price on the sell date and the price on the vesting date.