Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
They have ensured manufacturing capability in the UK with ODX - to make any test that meets the standard. I believe no LFT test yet does meet that standard. Read it - it could pay out nothing. We on the other hand, have a test that meets some standard, and is being sold by BC... They are waiting to start, we're just waiting for the next lap time to see where we are.
Probably the best starting point online for reading about adverse affects relating to the UK vaccine effort:
https://coronavirus-yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/
Don't forget the otherside of the coin.
https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus/country/united-kingdom?country=~GBR
GLA
Maestro, I think all can understand concern. How ever some answers are out there - see MHRA website 're adverse effects, and statements on blood clots. And when invited for vaccine discuss with your GP and arrange alternative vaccine if that is preferable. Good luck xx
Hope you're feeling better Northeast, and thanks for staying sensible and positive on the vaccine output!! You can report your experiences to Yellow Card. Thanks to everyone who's had a vaccine too - you're allowing all the under 18, all the immumosupressed, hyperalwrgenic etc who can't have one to live in confidence of a safe normality returning for all - fundamentally that collectively we care.
"When Katty met Carlos", is a BBC World Service podcast looking at "things that shape america". It covers a wide range of topics, and is such sometimes frustrating - listening to relative novices interview relative experts. This time it's about BitCoin, and was quite a good casual listen.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct21m2
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Pop - I hate to put it like this, but if you are less than a young bloke - you might not see a Quantum Computer compute any meaningful puzzle. The technology is not easy and is not moving fast. (Though some involved choose to make those claims - Microsoft retracted a paper recently).
If you've got a year to wait, there's probably not an obviously better candidate for your investment (in terms of potential upside - there is lower risk). If you are looking very short term (early April), then there are some unknowns, e.g. the timescale of NASDAQ listing, the March update is likely to be good (difficulty reduced again and High BTC price). I'd guess somewhere over £3 by April 10th. And somewhere £5 to £7 in a year (assuming Texas on track sustained BTC price average 50k and no fires in the mining facility lol). After that timescale with the extra capacity - anywhere between the next Amazon and the Next Apple.... wtfdik dyor
It's easy to see a chart, retrospectively, and feel annoyance at your timing, thinking you should have done better. The fact is you did better than average if you made a decent percentage on your investment. Those that lost, didn't tell the world on a message board, those that massively won might not either, but the picture you get here is skewed; you might not think about £10 if no-one else did. Also, if your second property is an investment... sell it before ARB?
The problem with the dilution is the idiots - who flap and squabble and can't move on.
My cheap 20% discount shares are waiting to bed into Aprils new ISA allowance! 40p up already, it'll be more by then - frankly I love them! ;)
This afternoon, when the 140s looked behind us I was a bit sad - did I buy enough while I had the chance?
Well, now it's back there temporarily I thought I'd better pack a few extra shares for the journey!
Cheap for the LTH