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POL not performing well - a few investors are asking questions of the leadership on various b/bs

wtf

been waiting to long - make us happy or sad - just hurry up

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/07/15/debenhams-denies-faces-cash-crisis-insurer-setback/

leccy will come from here
http://energybangla.com/ge-snaps-up-two-major-power-deals-from-bangladesh/

long may it continue

this must be a due a bounce up at some point

09-Jul-1816:35:3621.7070,000Buy* 21.6021.7015.19k

05-Jul-1816:52:5422.50150,000Buy* 22.0022.4033.75kO

05-Jul-1816:51:3822.3987220,000Buy* 22.0022.4049.28kO

or selling
or both

wonder whats up or down?

18-Jun-1816:32:4324.7570,000 25.0025.0017.33kO 18-Jun-1816:29:0324.8739,787Buy* 24.6024.909,895O

https://www.investegate.co.uk/edenville-energy-plc--edl-/rns/interview-with-ceo/201806120700070407R/ High all having a nice holiday - thanks for the latest xmas bonus blah blah

they have in the past and they will do it again - get real gooner - this is not the uk http://www.minesandcommunities.org/article.php?a=11153

Locals in Barapukuria have made it crystal clear that they are yet to take a strong stance on the issue considering the plant's contribution to the national grid. But if the government thinks they are weak and if it goes ahead with the idea of open-pit mining in the area they will rise to the occasion and resist it at any cost. https://www.thedailystar.net/star-weekend/environment/barapukuria-1587976

http://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/views/views/transforming-energy-sources-a-tale-of-two-countries-1528385503 Such a turn-around seems impossible in Bangladesh, where even a dramatic reversal like India's is not even on the cards, and even if it was, too many vested interests hack implementation away. By the time India has shed coal from its energy-producing sources (let us just say 2030), Bangladesh's energy needs will almost triple from where it is now, growing at 21 per cent annually from about 14,000MW. Built upon a 50:50 share, Bangladesh Power Development Board and India's National Thermal Power Corporation embarked upon constructing the 1,320MW Rampal coal-based plant requiring 3.0 million tons of coal annually, while the 1,250MW coal-fired plant in Matarbari, off Cox's Bazaar on the northern tip of Moheskhali island, signed between Coal Power Generation Company (CPGCBL) and a Japanese consortium of Sumitomo Corporation, Toshiba Corporation and IHI Corporation, requires 32 million tons of coal annually by 2030 (JICA, Matarbari Final Report, 2016, 17, but see 10-18). While domestic coal production will expand six-fold by 2030 (from about 1.0 million tons), so too imported coal, mostly from India, by over 25 times (from just under 1.0 million tons today).

a little bit of buying pressure today - buy price hardening

RE: POLThu 08:58You make a fair point. I invested here because I had made some poor choices in commoditites and wanted a professional to do it for me. Following on from this, Mr T bought Celamin just before it lost control of the asset, Blackham just before a boardroom spat, Weatherley just before the water ingress crisis and sp tank never to recover, and the Indonesian coal fiasco. Compared to this performance, the other dogs in my portfolio are absolute crackers! I do accept that Hib was a good investment, GCM may go somewhere at the expense of crippling dilution and what used to be Ironstone remains of moderate interest.

It was meant to be September 17 according to well informed poster

nothing heard