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Day Zero draws nearer, now April 16, the day when all taps are turned off in the city and water becomes available only from a few rationed locations. It's becoming worse there, hotels have removed bath plugs, showers times are restricted, loos not flushed and hire cars are no longer washed between bookings. Luckily for the people of southern Cape Province their dry season ends when our summer begins, but with growing numbers of residents, and tourist visiting each year, it can only become worse.
Does it really matter if Graybird's offerings are composed, irrespective of his spelling, mostly of tautologies, malaprops, homonyms, onomatapoeias, oxymorons and hyperboles? What does matter are his suggestions, in a new and sometimes contrary paradigm, a validity behind the share movement of Jog Let him be, for heaven's sake, we need a good larf!
Sure he is Martin, and his willingness to dialogue with Taiwan, along with the Americans moving tanks into Poland, their fresh challenge to the Chinese expansion in the South China Sea, and the rise of the far right in Europe are all having an impact. Worrying, but it will push gold to fresh highs. But then, which is better and for whom, world peace or a high gold price?
Quote 'The judgment of the arbitral tribunal is now expected in early 2017 and while the outcome is uncertain, the value of any award if our claim is upheld could be a multiple of the Group's market capitalisation.' So that Company is probably going be forced to pay out a colossal amount to PVCS and end up with nothing but burnt fingers. Surely much more sensible to buy out now then they own PVCS and no court case? Then instead of having nothing for their money they own this Company. Where's the flaw in my reasoning, please?
Why do you think that was a sell when it is shown as a buy, at a buy price? And why is this share dismal? Only if there is a loss involved. From June 2 to June 15 the mid price has grown from 0.55 to 0.79, an improvement of 43%. There is a renewed growing demand for uranium for electricity generation because of global concerns of the effects of climate change. Even the Pope, bless him!, has weighed in in today's press with his fear of the results if we continue to pollute our atmosphere with carbon. Of course may be wrong but with the relative ease of getting this uranium out of the ground in Tanzania and the Chinese hovering in the background with their huge growing demand for this metal in China maybe this is one share to buy and stick in the bottom drawer?