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Seems to me that GSK is going to rigorously defend every claim ...... except the ones they keep settling. How can you settle individual claims that are in the public domain then expect zantac ro be found as harmless as a new born lamb in the opinion of a jury?.it makes no sense ro me. I have been in GSK a long time, had very little return, I am taking the exit very soon. I'm done.

Dunno (but I have got a Volvo so be careful!!)

That's one hell of a Volvo!

From 8am this morning!

Well that failed. When I was just about to sell Mr Martin decided he no longer needed 10 million quids worth! So at the moment I remain a shareholder.

Has there ever been an indication by management of an intention to commence dividend payments?

Seem to burn through cash, halved in a year. Implies another cash raise around the corner?

And here we are again down to my buy in point. If history repeats its back to 780p - 790p before the cycle repeats,

Deep breath, knowing my luck its sub 700 next....

Thanks DJ, my comments are for no reason other than to raise awareness amongst posters. As for anyone who has made a derogatory comment at my expense as a result then I am none the wiser. They are clearly part of my green messages so they can all go boil their heads for all I am bothered. Shows what cheap non entities they are,

Please continue to look in and I too hope Harris can restore some dignity to the office of President.

Hi van

Yes I looked at the date after replying to DJ and realised that this time last year I was in Stoke Hospital! I'm fine, half a dozen itchy scars from keyhole surgery but mended really and back to my exercise routine which is pretty much as much in a day as the NHS recommend in a week!

Yes, children of myself and my sister tested and some have inherited it, some haven't. But I fear much for them with the rapid strides being made in both breast and prostate cancer. Most families have something going on, this is our bugbear!

Hope you and the family are well.

I am disappointed they have no intention to publish votes, it does imply something to hide when a specific request like yours has been made. I did a couple of google searches and there is a provision under the Companies Acts to demand votes cast being published where 5% of the shareholders get together and demand it IF they suspect fraud.

In fairness we don't suspect fraud, I an sure the votes were overall in favour, just we'd like to know what they were. Also I think its hard to provide 5% shareholders when most shares are held by nominees. Freedom of information doesn't come into it except for public bodies. So we are doomed Captain Mainwaring.

Shame that the votes for and against for each resolution haven't been published. Maybe the Chairman has taken legal advice again about what needs or doesn't need to be divulged to irritating pesky shareholders!

Lets hope in the fullness of time they are released.

Gwm121

Thank you for that post. Its a big subject of which I am by necessity well read up on, but this is not the forum for an in depth medical discussion All I want to do is get the message across. The psa test IS non intrusive as it is a simple blood test, it is not perfect but used properly is more than useful especially if you plot a trend line of successive results against time. Alternatives are in their infancy so please do not put people off its effectiveness.

Back to Ariana! I think we will all agree, a better week helped by a rising gold price which it seems is now taking a rest. I am not aware of the current PoG drivers, maybe the political situation in the States with the consequences to the world that could ensue? A new baseline figure of around $2400 for gold could be phenomenal.

Thanks for reaching out DJ. Knowing them the way I now do I expect they are so scared of giving away personal information and being sued that they found it easier to dismiss than try to help. They seem to be more into family entertainment these days, video games and soft play areas etc, than what they laughably call 'large objects'! The need to display the latter appear to be increasingly an inconvenience.

Tbh I stopped volunteering there over a year ago , having volunteered for several years. That was partly because I am a bit of a Drama Queen. During Covid all their duty of care protocols were rigorously followed and I was phoned up every couple of weeks to see how I was and how I was coping. Then last year I was diagnosed with a gentleman specific cancer due almost certainly to a familial genetic alteration I have. I decided to take a few months away and guess what - after 6+ months I had not had a single solitary phone call to check how I was. So I decided I would rather volunteer somewhere I was more appreciated!.

Sorry if this is dramatically off subject, which I guess may attract critisism, but I will give all you gentlemen posters of a certain age (45 +) my usual message - GET TESTED, don't delay, and don't be fobbed off by your friendly local GP if by some bloody miracle you can get in touch with him/ her. Believe me you haven't got any giblets doctors and nurses haven't seen a thousand times before. Prostate cancer seems anecdotally far more common than statistics suggest.

I promise my next post will not be so off topic.

There is no inkling on the amount or timing. I tabled a written question at the recent investor meet presentation but just got the usual waffle ambiguous answer which shareholders have come to expect over the years. I personally hope that if the gold price continues to strengthen and Tavsan remains on schedule (well the latest schedule anyway) that rights issues/ ASX dual listing don't take place in a hurry as there may be a healthier SP in future to limit dilution as far as possible.

Not that surprised about the Cheshire house DJ, 35k prewar was a bloody fortune. Quick google revealed a pint of ale in pub in 1939 was about 7d, or about 3p post decimalisation. In Central London now a pint of Fullers London Pride would cost maybe 7 quid. I usually judge inflation by the cost of a curry complete with 2. poppadoms but records don't go back that far.

Back to AAU, the SP is looking perky this morning.

osaka

i do educate myself, far more than you it seems, by keeping up with the news. worldwide news. worldwide attitudes. maybe you should try it if you are investing significant money in new technologies, just saying.

why do you think i am no longer invested in lithium mining, but keeping up to date from the sidelines in case the tide turns and i can invest in a share with a real future at a low price? the time isn't now.

i made £65k plus free zinnwald shares after the bacanora takeover when things were looking better. if you think that is bull**** then go on the bcn lse board and read my posts there as it came to an end with the ganfeng takeover over 2 years ago. and while you are at it go check out ganfengs shareprice since that takeover because its down by two thirds or more as lithium product prices have descended 20%+ year on year.

jesus, you call me uneducated, you pompous ass. take your head out of your backside and comment on companies not on ****ging off other posters that actually do.

I think the only person I know of who is actually running pure electric has a KIA on a 2 year contract, which includes insurance, tax, servicing, tyres if necessary, paid for through a tax efficient salary sacrifice arrangement. She lives near Swindon and commutes to central London so charges only at home. I can see that makes sense as a families second car. Electric cars are good if you can afford that sort of arrangement, in that case to just continually do one journey!

I think the 3 lithium companies I keep an eye on, Atlantic, Zinnwald and SAV are defying gravity. Lithium persists in getting weaker and weaker, probably due the the resistance shown by the public to EVs. In the latter 2 companies I see no obvious financial means to fund getting the stuff out of the ground without giving away a huge amount of the asset or massive dilution. The one hope for both is EU grants, but is that likely?

And another. We are being spoiled

A green message. How exciting.

So nearly a good news day!