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Exactly Uncanny.
No more company and therefore no more compounds.
Are we over a barrel?
Yes.
Was this to be expected from a tiny little bio with no money?
Yes.
Am I expecting to lose my investment, 25K?
Probably.
But with extremely high risk comes high reward.
I'll accept the obvious down side for the very small chance of the massive up side.

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@ January.

Your earlier post: Or do you prefer the sneaky types ? aren't they called "spies" ?

No. They're called Spys.

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@ Hard.
So vote them down and then what?

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@ Uncanny.
Definitely going through. Exactly the same as last year. If there are other options, other than winding the company down, then i'd like to hear them.
I don't understand how any investor would want VAL to go under. However small your current holding is, there is still huge potential upside.
Let's not forget that this is a tiny little company. Anyone who invested "expecting" to make fortunes would have to have been very optimistic, to say the least.

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@ January.
I don't actually recall saying you'd never buy in. So please prove this.

You call it honesty, I call it hypocrisy.
Ramping now to get your exit price.

And if you buy another 1M tomorrow you will hold about 200K more than me.
And your point is? Still trying to antagonise are you?
It doesn't work with me.

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@ January.
You finally bought in and you're predicting a 20% increase in the mid price by COP tomorrow.
Your last two posts are a bit rampy.
You're not trying to sucker the more naïve posters in are you? Trying to reach your already declared exit point so you can take roses out at the weekend
Your true colours are showing!!
Now, what 's the word i'm looking for?

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@ January.

Really? Thanks for that. I honestly didn't know. You really are a guru.
I was referring to your earlier posts.
Buying in and 10 minutes later talking about consolidation. The 2 don't really go hand in hand.
I assume that you will not be posting should you reach your buy in price?
That is, until you have sold.
Is that correct January?

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@ January.

What on earth are you talking about now?
Too much cheap wine? Again?

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@ January.

Surely it would be better to wait until 100 to 1 consolidation?
Or do you think that won't happen?

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@ nomlungo.
Please read your post at 21.44 copied here:

""I think that Roses has more credibility than you Uncanny.

Roses is a voice of reality; you are a dreamer who seems to have been burnt on this investment despite your topping up.

Nonetheless, I hope that this works out for all who have put hard earned money into this share even though I remain very sceptical.""

And mine at 22.10 copied:

""@ nomlungo.
Where was the voice of reality when roses made 10% profit recently. She actually posted this.
Where was her voice of reason when invested to make six figures? Her words not mine.
Where was the voice after she bought in? Nowhere to be heard. Much like January (roses husband by the way) and all the other so called traders.
I find it very odd that "the voice of reason" is shouted from the rooftops when there is no investment. And when there is investment, everything goes quiet. Until they have sold.
How can a company be suddenly investable and a day later, not?
Do you not find that odd, nomlungo?""

Do you understand my response to you?

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@ January.
""No poster on here has enough influence to do that ! - Stupidity comes to mind !""
I don't think I said that.
Google the meaning of the word and then read your countless posts denigrating the share.

Stupid is as stupid does. Is that better January?

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@ January.
Just an opinion. We are all allowed them.
That's what you keep telling anyone who will listen.
And i'm sure bulldog will respond.

Jesus. You really are humpy tonight.
Are you still looking to buy in at 0.18p. Or is that more BS?

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@ January.
Once again, take my post in the context it was meant.
You are obviously very angry about something.
Is it time of the month for you wife roses? Lol

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@ January.
Nice to see your list of knights includes a genuine holder in bulldog.
Obviously disgruntled, but still a holder.
I hope he is happy being in the same camp as traders. You know, the ones who totally denigrate a share, then buy in, keep quiet until they have sold, and then start all over again.
I'm sure bulldog will be happy.

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@ January.
Nice to see your list of knights includes a genuine holder in bulldog.
Obviously disgruntled, but still a holder.
I hope he is happy being in the same camp as traders. You know, the ones who totally denigrate a share, then buy in, keep quiet until they have sold, and then start all over again.
I'm sure bulldog will be happy.

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@ January.
Please read what I have posted and the relevance to earlier posts.
This is not directed at you or your missus.
It was for nomlungo and his post.
Please take my post in the context it was meant.
If you cannot understand that, it just goes to show your stupidity.

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@ nomlungo.
Where was the voice of reality when roses made 10% profit recently. She actually posted this.
Where was her voice of reason when invested to make six figures? Her words not mine.
Where was the voice after she bought in? Nowhere to be heard. Much like January (roses husband by the way) and all the other so called traders.
I find it very odd that "the voice of reason" is shouted from the rooftops when there is no investment. And when there is investment, everything goes quiet. Until they have sold.
How can a company be suddenly investable and a day later, not?
Do you not find that odd, nomlungo?

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RMG are now paying the average overtime accrued in the previous 12 weeks when posties take annual leave.
This is applicable for the first 20 days only and can be claimed even if you have 1 days leave.
This has been paid for this financial year only.
I understand that historical payments are being discussed and these could go back 3 years.
Somebody posted some info on what this could cost RMG, and if I remember correctly it would be in the region of £1M per week.

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Following on from this site:

Market confidence in China was shored up by recent price rises seen in the European market and growing buying interest from abroad, market sources said. 

“We received many inquiries from abroad this week. Though we have not been able to place any orders so far because of disagreement on prices, we believe this is a good sign for the market, indicating a recovery in buying interest from abroad,” a Chinese ferro-vanadium exporter said on May 30. 

“We would not lower our price further – if we could not achieve a much more favorable price in the export market, why do we bother to sell abroad?” the exporter added. “We can just sell domestically.” 

Meanwhile, sentiment in the Chinese domestic market was also buoyed by an uptick in buying from domestic mills, which was widely interpreted by market participants as a sign that mills are switching back to using vanadium products as an alloying agent rather than previously price-competitive ferro-niobium products. 

This resumption in buying from mills was insufficient to push up domestic prices significantly. This is because domestic ferro-vanadium and vanadium nitrogen suppliers made aggressive offers in a bid to capture orders from mills, market participants said.

@ January.
I do like to point out any I inaccuracies.
I'm actually surprised you understood. After all you only have 21 digits.
The good thing about my average is that I only need a 6 fold increase now.
A week ago it was 9 fold.
Playing the long game buddy.
How much pretend profit did you actually make?

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