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If you're going to bombard the already busy MoM at least be very courteous as they will doubtless take a lot of pride in their position. Multiple rude or impatient emails could well produce an undesired effect, IMO.

Heres a link to the Zim article about mines that ought to re-open. https://miningzimbabwe.com/ten-mines-that-zimbabwe-should-urgently-revive/

Best leave the o/t to the late night hours, but I'd just like to ask how will wages rise if the UK suddenly loses its biggest export market, and companies flounder? Granted labour outflow back to Europe will create opportunities for locals to find jobs but are they the type of jobs they want to do anyway?

One scenario on a messy no deal Brexit, is the £ may be thrown under a bus with copious QE to ease the transition. Our $ earnings should therefore hold up well once converted into GBP.

I also think there should be another referendum on Brexit but I suspect that if majority opinion has shifted to remain, there will be riots (and a few murders) that will make the Paris yellow vest protests look like a kids party bunfight.

Perhaps the reality is different and we are not seeing the full story here but so far AB comes across as utter self serving filth. I hope BMR Watch isn't populated by the same credulous idiots that MA was happy to lead up the garden path (to the wood shed)

After a year of stagnation, maybe Change Gonna Come? (Sam Cooke)

Trampled Underfoot - Led Zep. Is just the way I feel after a year of George's leadership. :-(

They will no doubt be interested in the graphite as well.

have to say about the sale of JLP shares and the direction AB is steering the company in? Are they happy with his leadership and comunication? It would be good if they could update holders here not in the group as to how things stand. Is Bozzer a shameless charlatan or does he have a cunning plan to restore our rapidly dwindling shareholder value?

Looks like Bozzer will be shopping at Harrod's for his Xmas pressies this year...

Can we trust Bozza to deliver though? In common with quite a few other AIM CEOs he appears to have little concern in steering the business in the right direction. After his constant and flagrant mismanagement he really should have been booted out a long time ago.

Hi ED, good to see you're still around. I don't look in here too much as after reading of Bozzer's shareholder value enhancing japes, I find myself googling weasel traps and filleting knives. He's probably a psychopath and he's bringing out the latent sadist in me! Seriously I don't know how anyone can get away with so blatantly failing in their fiduciary duties to protect shareholder value. I hope karma catches up with him big time.

A messy Brexit will have a negative impact on global markets and trade, and also the oil price, IMO.

IMO, Boris campaigned for Brexit to raise his poitical profile, never really expecting the vote to go the way it did. Afterwards he scurried off like a schoolboy who'd loosened the brakes on the headmaster's cycle only to see him go under a bus.

A no deal Brexit, perhaps followed by turmoil ushering Corbyn into power would probably see the UK back as the sick man of Europe again with power cuts and rat infested rubbish piling up on the streets again. No doubt Trump will be waiting in the wings to take full advantage of the 'special relationship' when the country is on its knees.

:o

Small companies are like small kids, they need oversight, protection and nurturing while they develop and grow. AIM is more akin to dumping them onto the back streets of Mumbai with a cheery 'All the best!'

Pundit on BBC World channel opines that the oil price may return to around $70 if OPEC cuts production by 1.3m barrels a day or more.

Pundit on BBC World channel opines that the oil price may return to around $70 if OPEC cuts production by 1.3m barrels a day or more.

Most have concluded its best to sell early (post JORC) as a JV to production could take years. My p/f concurs..