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Why do LSE quote the SP at 1.598 when sells are being given 1.64 and buys paying 1.73?

Does anybody know if WRES have been able to access the high grade ore yet, as they expected to achieve?

NOx should have read SOx

Apologies for typo.

Sorry, forgot the link

http://m.msccruceros.es/es-es/Mobile/Ofertas-Cruceros/Verano-2021-Tarifa-Bebidas-Mediterraneo-Occidental.aspx

MSC now offering 7 nights Mediterranean cruises from Valencia or Barcelona for €369, all inclusive.
Free excursions
Free 24hr buffet
Free drinks
Free fuel......

What's not to like?

Aside from scrubbers, the available options are low sulphur heavy fuel oil (LSFO), marine gas oil (MGO) or other alternative fuels, such as LNG, hydrogen and methanol.

Well at least we can agree on that!
Have a super week
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Boss Man giving you a beating???
Good.

Am I correct in thinking that WorldQuant started shorting this when the SP was approximately 100p?
If so they might consider trying to close out soon.
Or is that just wishful thinking?

From yesterday's RNS:

"the marine sector is stretched due to COVID and various evaluations and tests of future fuel options,"

So yes, there are other fuels being tested, although probably not AIM listed companies.

Looking good to me too.
Took a punt @ 15.69 on Friday.

Lytton on CCL:

"
£18 mid summer are you actually serious? I think anyone that either thinks it’s a good idea to go on a cruise in 2020 wants their head testing. National surveys shows most the UK populace is scared to just return to work anytime soon never mind cruises on floating Petri dishes.

They’ll be a £6 re-entry point here, mark my words, potentially even lower."

So who's blind to what?
You're an idiot

And from Jamie Taboada from the Dow Jones Newswire:
"Refinery reconfigurations in response to the changes in demand fundamentals have caused further setback as they have temporarily reduced the economic benefits of MSAR for refiners, the developer of alternatives to heavy fuel oil and biofuels said."

So who's just paid to ramp this share and who's genuinely invested?

Simon Mugo from Pro Traders today:

"From a technical perspective, Quadrise Fuels shares are trading below a crucial resistance level and could be headed much lower towards the next support level despite today’s update."

Or is he just despicable too?

Next they'll be taxing the peasants again to feed the new king.

"getting teddy for take off"

Sounds like time to get up and go to school to me.lol

QFI has, over fifteen years, risen from 9p to 38p, then down to 3p before rocketing to 45p and presently trades around 3.7p with numerous 100% spikes dotted here and there.

I respectfully suggest you adjust your expectations here and make a shilling or two along the way.

Because of its volatility

Because of its volatility

Yet they can still commercialise granite worktops.