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I Just think history is a good guide to the future, these should be one to buy and forget, come back in 18 months when they are £4+ this is on the basis that they are able to invest in green markets and extract enormous cash over that period from an oil price that is back to profitable levels circa $55+ for sustained period.

I think $55 enables BP to make good profits across the board, on this basis we are at $62 and been above $55 for the majority of 2021 thus far, so the first qr 21 should be business as usual.

Does 2M move the dial in terms of getting copper out of the ground ?

(not yet an investor here, just watching)

This works a treat, appreciate the tip off, great advice, started with the 70% I plan on moving up towards 100% as and when boohoo does the same 360p = 70% .... 100% = ......£4.68p...... prior to April

Think the market has worked that out now, hold on tight

They key to understanding exactly what this CFD is for me in the dates, i.e. in which it expires and they have to buy or sell shares, I suspect its around the 30th of March (Scheme decision day) and likely to be a sell in my own opinion, unless they have insider information which makes this somewhat murky , either way its great to see some movement in the price

its a CFD, which could be either way I think, Contract for difference they set the parameters of the contract to be able to buy or sell at certain levels, its a complex investment tool often used to get a position at an advantageous price either way, they must be very confident in the price going one way or the other.....

Place your bets

£125B apparently burning a hole in the pockets of the british public that are in the "Haves" half of the pandemic, with the threat of negative interest rates, cash is finding its way into Amateur stock pickers stocks, the man in the virtual pub is now the Stock picking guru and they are recommending the believable like undiscovered lithium minors as a play on the EV market. when I read an IC article on the Sunday and all three tipped stocks go up 10% on the Monday, we are in the .com style melt up for me.

I suspect Sav will benefit, its going to be an interesting ride over the next few months.

I'm holding for the medium term, average price just north of where we started the day 5p

I watched this

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-12/the-king-of-spacs-wants-you-to-know-he-s-the-next-warren-buffett

Behind a paywall, but if you use chrome and inspect the element you can delete the html and watch the article, basically states china has the world at its mercy if it goes slow on lithium..... an interesting view,

Done some research and it seems that rubbish, its mainly in Chile, but I heard the 80% reference on Bloomberg so it must have some truth* in it ?

I have bought some more this morning expecting a steady rise into the teens and if we are heading to negative interest rates I expect Sav to catch the wind of amateur investors and be pumped up with all that savings cash going into risky assets.

I'm wondering as a % what does Sav have access to , if they can get an ounce out of the ground regularly then this is going to do very nicely indeed and the way big US stocks are going they are going to be keen to secure the resource.

I'm buying more stock to average down as my original buy was circa 9p

Lets get to 30p prior to the bid activity, fingers crossed.

Nothing on twitter in terms of trending so I reckon this is a small batch or an organised attack by some one or some thing

dont worry there will be plenty of time to "top up" every day until the court hearing, if not tomorrow then Monday, the longer you wait the more shares you will get.

no lending = no business

wow , this is ESG -Citing , a really good update, really on point with the market right now, shifts SRC into a different category, what a great update, this cold put a rocket under SRC , not sure of the competition for this product but the house builders will have to buy such things to keep their own ESG credentials in check.

A sales update on this product will rocket the share price

I appreciate this isn't easy , trying to balance the growth and implement this strict EGS compliance, but sure from a critical eye point of view, its a process of issuing the new contract and then inspect, fail an inspection, publish the results, and have a system to help them comply or 3 strikes and your out approach.

Transparency is key, I think boo is on the right track especially adding the big boys in to monitor and I feel it is only a matter of time until this is under control, I would like to see a stretch programme that leads this market, i.e. engage with ESG groups to find something new in the market place that enables Boo to show whats possible, i.e. 100% recyclable clothes with the full process available on the site, like the nespresso coffee process, your order, they also deliver the recycling bag with your order then they collect when you order again, this way there is minimum waste, this existing process could be "nominal" chargeable to begin with, until the scale makes it viable, that way the ESG crowd are appeased and the responsibility is somewhat pushed on to the conscious of the buyer and not the seller.

It would be interesting for Boo to do a A/B test on their site for this, if the take up is little or none, then at least they offered the service and the market just wasn't prepared to accept it.....

I've been thinking along the same line, but think there is a little more to come in the same way it did for Asos, i.e. a re rate perhaps to 450+, which I think this fair value for the opportunities that boo is opening up.

I know its tricky to comprehend , but , if the FCA approve the plan, then they are validating that this is in the best interests of the customers current and future, a 200m probably could quickly become a 1B problem, its much easier for the FCA to shut down AMGO and get people to borrow the approved way that doesn't cause the FCA a headache , not great for any new customers, but great for the reputation of the FCA.

The FCA have to get this right for their reputation and I suspect that the FCA will want to take a zero risk policy, easier to shut AMGO down than to find a best outcome for customers, harsh perhaps but likely to be true, I'm slowly talking myself out of holding these, I have a very small holding especially after it halved from 13p

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/consumer/multiple-red-flags-were-missed-collapse-london-capital-finance-3128446

I wonder if there is an aspect that could be, time for some clever aspects, for example if we are running a warehouse or manufacturing plant (talked about that we are building one), then put this in a subsidiary business and get this to adhere to the green mark, to at least show willing, we really have to move the dial on this and close down the ESG concerns once and for all.