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UT 21.15

Once against SP data frozen at that shown at 15:00.

UT 21.45

"Good luck.
Give us an update in a few days if you can"
We've been retired for quite a while now, but we feel a bit guilty about being expected to remain inside when we are more than capable of being out there helping local support organisations. Having said that, we've been overwhelmed with the help we've been provided by local businesses for home deliveries of groceries and drink. We're very fortunate compared with many of the desperate people we see in the news - let's hope this experience changes Society's social awareness once things return to whatever passes as 'normal'.

"By the way. Anyone got the virus yet?"

Like many thousands, we just don't know. I started self-isolating 3 weeks ago after a visit to the doc's who went into full bio-hazard mode when she heard my rattling cough and laboured breathing. But, of course, they couldn't test for CV. A week later my wife started with the same symptoms which developed even worse - we've known nothing like it - the breathing difficulty is the scary part. She's just getting over the worst, but both of us are still a bit weak. A plentiful supply of simple test kits is going to be the turning point, together with (hopefully) an effective vaccine.

I guess the Company assumes that they have sufficient support to confirm the proposal and therefore they've organised it such that the formalities can be completed as soon as possible and safely within the current restrictions. Otherwise the proposal would remain unresolved for an indefinite time which is not what decisive management is about.

The Share Trades window only registers trades up to 13:39 and it's that price which is shown from then on.

No. It was showing higher at the end of normal trading as well.

I really don't know why they bother to quote the SP on this site towards the end of the trading day - it's never correct and always seems to be stuck from a much earlier time. UT was actually 21.45.

UT 20.20

I'm fairly new to this stock (since Sept last year). I note that the average gold price for 2020 currently stands at $1,582. Any chance any of you seasoned shareholders could reflect on what this might mean come the next update?

Thanks in advance.

So 94m shares traded in 7 minutes after the normal closing bell.

Can we assume that the UT will be the opening price tomorrow?

A simple and reassuring response and update to the current turmoil.

US closed at $1672

USA Spot closed at $1640.10, ....51 up!

It's difficult to imagine any project which more fulfills the criteria laid out in this latest announcement of Government intent - we're Oven Ready and we're not even after any investment!!

I'm sure it's already been mentioned, but I can't be bothered to trawl through all the mire to check. It would seem highly likely that there are several large existing investors and industry insiders (i.e. those who actually understand the project) who must be calculating the massive, immediate, potential gains to be had through buying in under the 30% threshold and then offering the sort of financial help which would substantially rerate the shares.

Incredible that such a drop can result from just 28m/26m Sell/Buy volumes.

Just as a matter of interest, is the Company required to notify by RNS when the HYB offer is initiated or can it just advise on the the outcome?

Chesh - text as follows.....

"Investor demand for higher yields will help fuel about 30 billion euros-equivalent ($32.9 billion) of speculative-grade debt sales over the next two months, estimates by JPMorgan Chase & Co. show.

That would help salvage what’s been a luckluster year for high-yield bond and leveraged loan sales in Europe, which are collectively down 23.6 billion euros compared with the same period of 2018, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

“The technical conditions are as favourable as we have seen over the past few years,” Kevin Foley, JPMorgan’s head of leveraged finance capital markets for EMEA, said in an interview ahead of the lender’s European High Yield & Leveraged Finance Conference on Wednesday.

Arrangers say a surge of appetite for assets paying rich margins could even spur some higher risk financings, which would mark a shift from the cautious approach that’s characterized the market for much of this year. Since the start of January only three bond deals have priced in Europe with at least one CCC rating, the data show, versus nine last year and 18 in 2017."