RE: Ian and Portsmouth27 Feb 2021 14:00
Good Afternoon,
You really are a lovely bunch of kind-hearted and caring fellow EUA investors to post such kind comments when some of you have gone through similar chronic diseases.
Franny1968, (neighbour, of Leigh on sea) so sorry to hear of your wife's plight, and we wish her all the luck in the world for a good, and positive outcome, and that goes for anyone similarly afflicted, we do care for our fellow brethren on this EUA chat board because we have mostly been here so long we have got to know one another, albeit, from a distance!
We even want to meet up and congratulate one another when this share finally plays out! due to the pleasant comradery we have shared along the way! and showing care towards our sick fellow investors in their time of need if they have shared in the good fight with the negative posters along the way is a normal feeling!
Money is not everything, but if we make some, and a few friends along the way, what's not to like!
Just saying, thank you everyone, you all hold a special place in my heart!
Yes, perhaps men don't normally discuss heath issues, but once you are thrown together in the oncology department and you see the same people with similar problems every day, you do start to chat, and you soon find it helps to talk, you are not alone and it gives you strength in numbers.
When anyone finishes their Radiotherapy course of treatment at the hospital, there is this big brass bell on the wall and you get to ring it, and then everyone in the waiting area whoops and claps and wishes you well!
It is a lovely sunny day out there today and it should lift everyone's spirit up, hopefully, soon we will be able to go out and meet up with friends and acquaintances after being vaccinated and Boris gives us the ok, get my jab next Thursday at 9 am.
Very sad, The Gleneagles guest house we used to go to to meet up on a Thursday for breakfast was in the Evening Echo and may go bust before the lockdown is lifted, very sad for the husband and wife proprietors that put their life and soul into building up the small business. They get £2000 a month from the government, but it does not pay the mortgage and bills!
Good luck everyone, this stock is getting more and more undervalued each day with the rise in the value of the minable PGM's, and let's not forget that lovely Rhodium that is on a tear!
The FSP must be close to a conclusion by now in anyone's mind and the price paid per share literally anyone's guess!
But, with the time this has taken and the inground value continually rising, I do think we might actually be very pleasantly surprised and this may well exceed our more mid-range valuations :-)
Enjoy the rest of the weekend everyone and here's to next week and hopefully a rise back into the 30s!
It has been a very pleasant bot-free few days on here lately, long may it continue!
Take care and stay safe everyone,
Kindest regards
Ian