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@Doc83

More like a treeshake by the market makers - even on the busiest day there's been 17.5m shares traded - like 2.5% of the shares in issue. If they can manage to get the price to drop by 20% I'd be seriously impressed.

@Cev - how is it possible for Badlands to be that much down when he was 3x ing RR and its basically only gone up. Insanity.

Also hat tip to Cev, sold out of RR at 880 - in at around 100, stuck a portion in here at 12p av.

First time I've ever had back to back significant wins like this

I didn't know any of that Cev - not a UK resident, so haven't paid attention to the treatment.

I wasn't suggesting it will/should be in the FTSE 250, I was just trying to get an understanding of the company's relative valuation and the FTSE250 point struck me as interesting.

The lowest mcap company on the FTSE 250 is Ocean Wilsons Holdings (£330m mcap - https://www.londonstockexchange.com/indices/ftse-250/constituents/table)

If EEE hits 50p its mcap would be somewhere around £350m

Food for thought.

EEE market cap is now at £239m or thereabouts, surely this means EEE is likely to be incorporated into the AIM 50 or at least AIM 100 indexes at the next review, which I think should be sometime in September. I think Manlord wrote about this but I cant see the post. Would this provide an interim catalyst to the price before the MRE is likely to be reported?

Tim Smith eyed the charts every week,

But hesitation made his outlook bleak.

While others cashed in,

He missed every win—

Now his broker just smirks when they speak

Sorry mate, the number 42 bus just left

Every morning I log in just to see... then I go and play this and go back to waiting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbXWrmQW-OE

Trading down on thin volume, I dont think its much to worry about.

12 million shares....

I'm going back to the paddling pool.

Just hit 100% up. Second time this year (Rolls was 7x) hoping this is my first 10x

I also bought into EEE after reading bits on the RR board posted by Cev, Dusty and Investerintheknow. Hats off chaps, looks to be a good call.

A potential left field bet might be a UAE company like IHC - they've shown interest in acquiring mineral resources in Africa and the UAE recently signed an investment deal with Australia. While the deal was largely focused on metals for the energy transition, I think titanium might be included in their scope.

https://www.investmentmonitor.ai/news/australia-and-the-uae-reach-a-trade-deal/#:~:text=It%20is%20the%20first%20free,energy%20investments%20and%20critical%20minerals.

NETTLES YOU ABSOLUTE LEGEND! NAILED IT YEARS OUT

David Perry 2.0

At least the original David Perry was converted, now for 2.0

Surely both brokers and ratings agencies are going to be upgrading on these results?

I'm confused. Some guy in the gym told you that the entire GDA process was a farce and the UK government had in fact signed a deal with GE to build them?

Article in the FT about Starmer AI ambitions

"Luke Alvarez, managing general partner at Hiro Capital, a London-based tech investor, said the UK needs “a lot more energy fast” to meet its AI promises."

Hopefully there is some exercise in join the dots going on in Whitehall and they come to a logical conclusion about how you can get a lot more energy fast.

Article in today's FT - not directly relevant to RR, but some colour on the well known supply chain problems in the sector generally: https://www.ft.com/content/3b5b4fdc-515b-40e3-9202-fc52cd51e895

Interesting snippets:

"But any hopes Airbus had of capitalising on the demand surge during a period when its competitor was weak have been hamstrung by engine delivery delays and shortages of labour and components."

"Supplies of engines have been one of the biggest issues, with CFM International, a joint venture between France’s Safran and GE of the US, and Pratt & Whitney struggling to meet demand. Engine makers have to meet demand for new engines from planemakers while at the same time servicing the after-market for spare engines or parts to keep existing planes flying."