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Correction 5% of 3 billion is 150 million.

Equates to around 60p per share.

Time for my pills!

If we assume that we discount the value in the ground by at least 95% to allow for all the costs involved in getting to selling the stuff, that still values EST (just Verkhuba) at £300m.

Present valuation of EST is c£8.7 m

Any thoughts?

Well worth a look. CEO a cut above the rest.Articulate and clear thinker.

Shame the market seems to think otherwise.

Inflation will though if you are unlucky enough to win anything.

I think you know what I meant to say-the first line could do with tidying up such as "we know now that the 3 week old baby that died was one of twins born at 32 weeks"

The earlier reporting seemed to indicate that this was maybe a sole birth?

Cheers

Apparently one of the twins died; the other is now 4 years old and presumably OK. Whilst the article in the ST doesn't give all the facts it stated that the births happened at 32 weeks (8 weeks preterm).

The babies would have had to remain in hospital until they were deemed OK to go home. The formula was obviously given to them whilst in hospital.

The (weaker?) twin died after 3 weeks with NEC. I'm not a medic but the assumption has to be that at this point at what amounted to 35 weeks out of a 40 week normal pregnancy term both babies would still have been under the medical supervision of the hospital/s. I'm wondering given that NEC has been known about for yonks why the medics haven't also been sued?

It's def million

Sharp activity well covered in ST Bus Section 3/12.

Long term issues around charging for "advice"-some of which never really happened but still charged for.

I seemed to recall from the last Presentation that the break even price for Met coal was said to be $191. So 220 odd still gives some headway?

Perhaps someone has got a sniff of FY results due next Thursday?

Sunday Times article seems to refute the idea that DGE had access to real time sales data through wholesalers and distributors etc in Caribbean and Latin America.

I think time will tell which one of us is right. in the meantime I have no quantifiable answers myself as to how the top bods in FUM are or are not coping. Maybe the MMs have an idea?

Markets are always forward thinking-so if everything is so rosy on the short to medium term future including Haleon/operational fronts why then is the sp consistently sinking such that it has lost virtually 25% in the last 4 weeks.

Can't imagine that the instability in the ME has that much of a relevance to the FUM product/market interface.

Just wonder whether it's being set up for a juicy take over given earlier comments about limited management vision and comms/PR skills etc.

The scale of the operations seems to have just got a bit too big too quickly for current management to cope with?

Needs someone else to be holding the reins I feel.

I guess you didn't want to register what RYA charged (£110) an elderly couple to print out outgoing boarding passes at the airport when they made a mistake trying to get the passes sorted at home.

Sorry-it's in the terms and conditions ,so tough!

Great response from RYA.

Ranked data of no use unless calibrated against seat miles flown.

Perhaps our resident troll would care to re-work the data in order to enlighten us.

Wish it was 3%

Shares in issue 1.8 bn. Refer to recent RNS

Approx 30 million bought late on today in 3 trades.

So approx 1/60 th

=1.6%

Hope it starts to move up soon.

Sorry IT skills not up to it but article basically warning about Wizz high levels of debt/high int rates on that debt and concerns about disposable incomes being even more stretched next year . Only talking about UK perspective however-not sure what % of turnover comes from UK but can't be that high surely?

Advises to buy Jet2 instead.

Build

Good post-why not share it with the company itself?

Things do look a bit complacent unless they sense that the manufacturing side wouldn't be able to keep up with demand if they really pushed the product.

Media thrives on bad news which sells space/papers.

Times can be tough out there-have survived two lots of 15% mg rates with three kids and one income etc.

Yes I know it's not directly comparable as av house prices now much higher in relation to av wages back then but it still felt tough at the time and I' don't recall (as an ancient mid 70s) all that much media attention being given back then to the plight of mortgagees compared to what we are being faced with every day on the News. I've rather given up watching the BBC news these days and my regional BBC TV news station has almost become an arm of the Social Services.

I think those on here who have mentioned the long standing, almost inbuilt desire by the Brits not to give up their cherished hols have hit the nail on the head-there is a fancy economic term for it which I have long forgotten.

Anyway-time for my pills!

Am a LTH of EZJ-hopefully!