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Mick-b thx

Glad he finally got some sense to end the madness

Qzqz sold 2

tecans

LDG Doing a capital give away share price should creep up to 19p from 14p

I GOT SOME AT 10P THIS IS AWESOME !!!

GOOD RISE SOLD GOT THE DIV 2

DAVIDSPELLACY YES I KNOW FUNNY I DID NOT WIN IN THE LOTTERY 2!

Davidspellacy lost nil today stop loss kicked in

Billybigwig poly bhp evr so glad I hold save stocks from being here with you guys many thx

Borrow Chernobyl discharge

Most people stayed inside for two weeks as the radioactive rain dropped on my home in scandi Town hope putin will soon be out of power and not remembered the Russian people deserves better

WHOUUU HOC UP 16PC

MICK-B HOC UP YESSSS

Glencore (LSE:GLEN) is another that has caught my attention this week. Just like Anglo Pacific, the group has a diversified metals portfolio geared towards renewable energy metals like copper, cobalt, and nickel. The group has also profited from rising materials prices. So, it’s hardly surprising to see the revenue stream expand by 43%, hitting $203.8bn (£150.1bn) in 2021. Meanwhile, profits returned to their highest point since 2018. What’s more, with inflation pushing up metal prices even higher, it’s possible that the financial performance of 2022 could be even more groundbreaking. That’s why I think this could be one of the best shares to buy and hold today. Of course, there are some risks to consider. On top of the exposure to fluctuating commodity prices, Glencore’s cobalt production comes mainly as a by-product of its copper mining activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This region is not exactly known for political stability, and should a shake-up in government occur, Glencore’s mining activities could become compromised. However, with additional cobalt streams pouring in from Australia and Canada, along with the rest of its metals portfolio, I feel buying and holding shares in this UK mining group is a risk worth taking. The post 6% dividend yield!

Tecans squeeze on supply metals

Palladium rose over 3.2% on Wednesday, adding to gains in the autocatalysts driven by fears of a hit to supply from top producer Russia, while gold rose above the key $1,900 level with focus on developments in the Ukraine crisis.

Russia is the world's third largest producer of gold, while the country's Nornickel is also a major producer of palladium and platinum, which are both used in catalytic converters to clean car exhaust fumes.

Russia produced 2.6 million troy ounces of palladium last year, or 40% of global mine production, and 641,000 ounces of platinum, or about 10% of total mine production.

While it was "still too early" to tell if supply issues would materialise, "if we see a set of sanctions that reduce financing and free flow of the material to the rest of the world, we could see a significant tightening of conditions for palladium probably in the not too distant future...

The next Ferrexpo Plc dividend is expected to go ex in 29 days and to be paid in 2 months.
The previous Ferrexpo Plc dividend was 6.6c and it went ex 2 months ago and it was paid 26 days ago.
There are typically 5 dividends per year (excluding specials), and the dividend cover is approximately 4.4.

Billybigwig dow down 400plus guess the mighty Glenda will be square 2mr

Mick-B Gonna isolate like a bear and return from hibernation in 6 months time :-))

Troajan rigs of nigg

Super

Chilean miner Antofagasta
on Tuesday posted a 77% rise in full-year profit,
benefiting from higher copper and molybdenum prices, and guided
towards a total shareholder payout of $1.4 billion.

The miner, majority owned by Chile's Luksic family,

In the book Hedge Fund Market Wizards, Platt was quoted as saying he has had a very easy life because he wanted to be a trader from the age of 12 and began doing so the following year. The only time his bets were unsuccessful during high school and university, it says, was in the crash of October 1987, when his stock lost half of its value in a single day..
As he chases his own claim of being the highest-earning person in the world of finance, he will be hoping never to see his numbers drop like that again

Staying alive this guy does it better for sure

When cab driver Manny Anzalota asked the British man sitting in his New York yellow taxi what he did for a living, he received a surprising answer. “I’m the highest-earning person in the world of finance,” the passenger boasted.

Behind the brag in late 2019 was Preston-born billionaire Michael Platt, who went on to describe a cameo playing himself in the finance drama Billions. The backseat exchange was recorded and ended up going viral on Wall Street, causing the usually media-shy investor to insist the video was a joke following a good bottle of wine with a friend.

“I’m sure I’m not the only person in New York with a sense of humour after a fun night out,” he told The New York Post. Anzalota, who calls himself a celebrity cab driver and posts interviews with his passengers on social media, said Platt was one of his biggest ever tippers.

Platt was only slightly exaggerating his riches that day. He had just ranked second in Forbes’ list of top earning hedge fund managers, and his wealth was about to rise.