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Kipperfoot, It’s clearly not H&W that has run out of steam, imo its AIM. We have no shortage of traders but few lths. There aren’t many funds that trade this market anymore.

I thought Katya Zotova had joined the team to direct the move onto the main market but so far, nothing.

I’ve been invested for less than a year but already losing patience. It’s not just the Harl price it’s pretty well all of AIM and that’s being followed by the senior market too though the threat of, eg Shell pulling out, has to some extent forced the hands of the mms. Interestingly, the number of take overs of AIM listed companies is at its highest for over a decade. On a positive note, the recent global tensions are, perhaps, creating accelerating opportunities for defence related companies. So, you pay your money and take your chance or, cut, run and look for alternative investments!

Mike Johnson, the speaker of the House of Representatives and a republican whose party is blocking the aid package to Ukraine is refusing to meet with David Cameron to discuss the urgency of Ukraine’s need according to the Daily Telegraph. If Trump gets in I think we can say good bye to all of the ex USSR states now enjoying their independence. Even NATO won’t be able to help much as, imo Trump will pull the US out, as he’s threatened to do previously.

Former Shell plc chief, Ben van Buerden says that the company is massively undervalued on the LSE and may benefit from a transfer to a US listing.

This, imo, would be a severe blow to our exchange. Time for them to start getting their act together before they become an obsolete platform forgotten by the rest of the world, if they’re not at that point already.

And let’s get those bothersome holes dug!!!

Forrestgump, Napoleon, snowball and squealer think your idea is highly commendable:)

It’s hard to argue against Hebridean9’s 9:05 post. I remember how my eyebrows raised when I read about the life boats notice. Then again about the hiring of JW’s boat as a research vessel and once more when I read about the self approved massive bonuses paid toJW & AR. However, the story line is still massive ( getting bigger each month) and worth sticking with, unless the stop loss kicks in!

What are the chances of the finance deal slipping back into the 3rd quarter?

Can only be good for Harl!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-68692195

ButtonedUpTheBack. Try Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky. :))

Forrestgump, and there you have it. AR double speak. It says to me ‘I haven’t a clue!’. Arun thought it was achievable by end of dec 23. It wasn’t. Should he CFO? Imo, no. On a more positive note, it would be great to hear the verdict of the JR at some point today however unlikely.

Xenor, 18:00. I’m not sure how you can say that the continuing lack of completing a finance deal is not a delay. In the half year report in September, JW stated that the new deal was expected to finalise in q3 of 23, yet here we are within one day of entering q2 24 and still nothing. Imo they are having trouble securing the deal and recent talk of waiting for better rates is simply a smoke screen. One would imagine, due to the passage of time and opportunity, that they have had time to have plenty of notices to release after the finance deal ( why afterwards?) I’m a little sceptical about a flurry of rns’ simply because of the co’s historical repute. For me it’s a bit like George RR Martin’s books. Years in the making and continual uncertainty about the release dates. Anyway, hope you’re right!

With a ramp like that, I think Reform will struggle to level up! :)))

With the apparent buy & sell volumes today, I think that in the recent past we would have seen a dip of 0.5/0.75p. Are we now at the inflection? With so much news waiting to drop the makers seem a little reluctant to move the price down. We live in hope!

Quite clearly so did you! Better to research than be ignorant, wrong and a hypocrite like you.

Thank you Kaeren. Well, that should put that one to bed!:)))

Twoo

Could be straight out of your autobiography,

Half wit OO

Consuela it is perfectly grammatically correct to use "but" at the beginning of a sentence. You can do it to start the first sentence of a paragraph. You can also use it at the beginning of a new sentence to descibe its connection to an earlier one.No compulsory grammar rule states that starting a sentence with a conjunction is incorrect. Hope this helps.

It seems to be getting more difficult to make sense of some posts lately. I do like good punctuation as it helps to make understandable sub-sentences. But then I thought, do other posters have trouble understanding my postings? As for spellings, I can usually decipher these, so not too much of a problem. Answers on a postcard to:- The plain man’s guide to clear English or on the board if you like!

The movement in sp is pretty close to zero! I admit I’m amazed by how quickly the tempus has fugit-ted and the petrified sp.( not in a good way).

The FTSE100 constituents of my ‘folio are noticeably more profitable over the period and have produced dividends.

Perhaps my expectations have been too high?