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12p - break even on WSG. 17p break even on current portfolio. 36p recoup losses on lifetime of investment mistakes. 72p redeem mortgage. £1.00 party. £2.00 quit job / go part-time. £5.00 retire

You will get the full range of opinions here. I am ecpecting mo less rhan a huge gift wrapped WSH xmas parcel

Very pleasing. Only MPS shareholders can screw this up and why would they? I am happy because in my view Santa is definitely coming again with presents this Xmas. Wife's birthday tomorrow and I for one will be spending freely!

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Still not read up. Intrigued! Do I need to pop a champagne cork before I start??

Whoop whoop. But no rns as far as I can see....? Now to read back through all the posts ...!

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The rise was immediately preceded by my own hugely insightful post made at 08:43 #justsaying

MikeGP I think there was an email purportedly sent by PF which said they were happy with the contract terms agreed but this did not, as I read it, mean they were satisfied with the paymentS (plural - sorry Jimzi) on account.

There was a bit in the last rns which said that "Screening and search operations have been in place since Terminal 3 opened on 28 June 2019 and payments on account to Scanport and Westminster for work undertaken are being made, whilst awaiting final contracts execution. "
Reading this again now  alongside the (alleged) PH email the direct implication is that things moved on beyond contract negotiation and those matters have been settled whereas the Half year report on 15th August had only said "Negotiation of contracts is in process and we expect all contracts to be finalised in the coming weeks.". So I think we should see a contract rns very soon because any contract can be drafted to reflect the likelihood of a change and that's what i think the parties will have done - so base cost to be paid now in instalments (monthly?) with a future uplift/ kicker in WSGs favour backdated to June to reflect the revised port charges if and when they are agreed. That's what i think will have been agreed contractually. There is really no other sensible and logical contractual basis to govern the current provision of port scanning services whilst the Govt wrangles are settled

"The question that should be being asked - is what if anything are WSG doing to get the TEMA contract home and dry?"
A 35 year waiting game - who blinks first?
IMO

I really wish there had been an RNS saying we were being but it was a payment on account and so really, it could be juat about anything. A one-off paynent? On full contract terms with profit? Or just to cover costs...? Who knows.

Beaufort and SVS have been much improved of late.

Or maybe he worked out that people are never satisfied by putting out news before a contract is signed amd completed. That would be fair enough wouldnt it? Right that he spends time concentrating on efforts to get deals signed to ADD SHAREHOLDER VALUE. Because when that does happen we will have nothing to complain about. That's the other side of the coin. I think we need to hear something every month or so but I think we gave been getting that.

In agree with Jimzi. If it is not dropping like a stone I will gladly take it. The aim is to make money. Investment itself is not a proxy for excitement

I never met him but by the sounds of things he was a very good fellow and well liked. Condolences to his family and friends.

I disagree that it is solely related to Iran or the advert would not refer to other projects in the Middle East. It is drafted as both a project specific and a general role.

It is a current advert, that is what it is. It might be intended for Iran but I think there is no actual proof of that.

Sure about that? Why advertise?

Interesting. So what might all thid be?
construction of a 3,200sqm building and several smaller units within the Middle East. The project is part of a larger security project, further details of which are confidential at this time.

I have just seen a sign - it was literally a sign - which said "Fowler's" and "Triumph" in massive letters. It was a showroom selling motorbikes.