George Frangeskides, Chairman at ALBA, explains why the Pilbara Lithium option ‘was too good to miss’. Watch the video here.
50million shares at a time.
Some high value investors confidently taking positions here.
DOH! 50M = £10K biiiiiig money....NOT! Perhaps the Donald would cream himself over this apparent fortune being invested bigly...........The rest of us know it is just peanuts
I agree wholeheartedly STP. If enough misguided Gammons vote for Reform the Tories are toast! Hopefully without the latter gaining a single parliamentary seat. Afterwards the party will be terminally split with the swivel-eyed faction joining Reform leaving a rump of Tory muppets to fight amongst themselves for the scraps. LOL
It has been obvious for some time now that the Conservative right do not support the existence of a functioning public sector in any form at all. Creeping privatisation in the form of increasing farm-out of former state-run functions such as disability benefits assessments, army recruitment, cleaning services, and many others to useless private companies like Capita has been accelerated of late along with creeping privatisation of the NHS. This is not to mention the disasters that are our privatised utilities and rail transport. Have you noticed the absolute deluge of adverts for private health care of late? Of course Toryboy cannot come out up-front and state this, so it is glossed over and disguised by misleading and bland statements as to how many billions are being spent on this that and the other. Wake up and smell the coffee before it too late as there will be a point of no return.
LTI no amount of obfuscation on your part can disguise the fact that despite spending many millions of £'s buying back their own shares and cancelling them Mr Market has judged that the overall value of the enterprise has fallen. OK you can argue that the without the buybacks they would be closer to 30p a share, but the overall direction of travel as dictated by the market is downward ie. more people are selling out of LLOY than are buying into the dream.
I think you are assuming that anyone who is sane would consider voting for "reform" as an alternative to either Labour or Tory! I would rather vote for the Monster Raving Loony Party than give my vote to those swivel-eyed morons. Next you will be suggesting that the only solution to our problems is a military coup, perhaps a re-run of one of those old 1960's Avengers plots. LOL
The only useful role for the so called "Reform' party is to split the Tory vote ensuring their electoral wipe-out and then having gained zero seats as a result, slip quietly into the obscurity of the sewer from whence they came. LOL
People keep banging about AIM being "bent". It is nothing of the kind. However, it is populated by a high percentage of crappy companies with no hope of turning a profit and thus not worthy of investment. It is also home to some spectacularly successful and well-run enterprises which are and have been extremely good to me over the years. Don't complain if you buy a dud (MIN, UKOG, VALR to name but a few) just make sure you know exactly what you are buying into. LOL
Utter b****cks! Its bad enough having to live through this tory s***t , but cutting off access to the only markets in which one can make an honest dollar is tantamount to economic suicide. The UK market is poor because the UK is terminally risk averse and does not encourage inward investment. end of. Until this mindset changes, the UK will lag world markets and cutting of our access to them is not the solution.
You cannot be a conservative if you pay your taxes! Any self-respecting Tory has long ago extricated themself from the minor inconvenience of paying taxes. LOL Ask Mrs Mone and her sidekick, she will put you right :-)
So what? You should pay less attention to the Guardian readership and focus more on the imminent demise of UKOG as a going concern. LOL