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Thanks, bhargav

The difference between us is that I have faith in the management, and believe the long term prospects of the company are excellent. But the reaction to each piece of good news is always overdone, and always corrected. So it makes sense for me to increase my holding, by selling some, and then buying back.

JBCo

Usual policy; I sold some, about 20%; but not all.

Seems to have peaked at the normal time today. I look forward to going back in at a lower price.

As a literary critic, I can't comment on the geology, only on the prose style. Ageos' last paragraph is one of the most elegant damnations I have read in recent times.

Thanks for doing the research on this, Snake. I should have done it myself, but was diverted by other matters.

This was posted on the OMI twitter page in September 2021; but I had not seen it before today. The landscape is beautiful; but not conducive to travel or transportation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYswrci1IPE

"affect your volume."

Hi, Legal

17 recommendations is the highest I've ever seen on this chatboard; you've given expression to the popular will on this particular point. As it happens, I'm well disposed to both Shareholder and Seingred, and wish they had never descended into such a ridiculous quarrel.

The other two fall into a different category, and are deservedly confined in a green box.

Thanks, Dr

It keeps me going (that and the Chenin Blanc).

Also, more seriously, I agree with paras 1 and 2.

Newbof

It's Sunday afternoon, the market's closed. Light entertainment is permitted, I hope.

Only the other day, I found myself by chance in a room with the 38th richest man in the world, who claimed to be friends with Elon Musk, and was addressing a group of students. He produced a string of clichés, "work hard, never give up, learn from failure," etc. But his secretary was a looker. I tried to chat her up; but unfortunately, she wasn't interested. I wonder why. Perhaps it's because I'm impecunious.

KVC sounds authentic to me.

Well done on this, Isleworth. I had been wondering about it, too.

Let us not mock the afflicted.

Thanks Nap, I appreciated that.

I hope Nap can find an emoji of a train leaving the station, so we don't have to look at the rockets again.

I always fancied Little Weed, myself.

Mapp,

It's not the price that matters. It's the market cap, and the future prospects.

Hi, Legal

I usually agree with you. But it's not "all good," when people are "de-ramping because they totally messed up their last investment and have become bitter, like a jilted ex." If one makes a mistake, one should acknowledge this, and learn from that mistake. If one is hit by bad luck, one should remain cheerful in adversity. This is the best thing for oneself, because it allows one to re-build one's fortunes; and for others, because no-one likes to associate with someone who is consumed by malice, envy and resentment.

Nice one, Mercedes.