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Much as I am happy to bash anti-vax idiots you make a grave error in conflating them with so called “remoaners”. Far more anti-vax opinions are to be found amongst the extreme libertarian pro-brexit tories than the more rational folk who voted remain. Andrew Brigden being a prime example of this idiocy LOL
S*d Brexit, I blame the Tories in entirely for this dire economic mess. High Mortgage rates: Liz Truss the demented troll and her unfunded tax cuts. Gas prices in part because of insufficient winter storage capacity: Again the Tories who refused to support the upgrade of the Rough gas storage site under the North sea leaving us woefully short of capacity. Tight labour market: undoubtedly Brexit has played it's part here but I still blame the Tories. All this will be sorted out at the ballot box in due course when these scum will be cast into the oblivion of a generation in opposition (and maybe behind the SNP to boot). LOL
"The IMF, which works to stabilise economic growth, said one of the factors behind it's downgrade was persistent labour shortages." Why now that free movement has ended is there a chronic shortage of labour in hospitality, healthcare, construction etc.? Basically all the "cheap labour" has f****d off home and where are all the Brits who's jobs they "stole"? Answer sitting on there fat a***s at home! They all voted for Brexit but a re too f*****g lazy to work on a building site LOL
Both declared short positions (Naya and Kintbury Capital) have incrementally reduced over the past two months. Sandbar reduced below 0.5% on 28th Nov last. In conclusion, all short sellers seem to be pulling back. Check the "Short Interest Tracker" website for details and timelines.
Why are people surprised at the performance of this company? After all they consolidated the shares at 1 new for 125 old back in April 2020 and have proceeded to issue new equity like confetti ever since (last one for 15,000000 shares!) so in old money they were 0.045p at consolidation and they are now.......... 0.088p (but actually far less after dilution). What is there to get excited about? Certainly not the science which seems pedestrian at best. One to avoid although cross posting with the UKOG board indicates that at east one holder here is habitually optimistic about any old basket case. LOL