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Get in, then get out. 29% profit.

Only another 14 lots of that to go.

* yawns *

Troajan, Safe to say that the bb can very easily gauge the character of posters.

ATB

Always a good sign

£30m will be a bargain to buy the book and asset strip.

The bod paid 22p, 14p and 7p in 2020, with their most recent buys in June!

Easy bag from here. DYOR

I saw her calling for a $2tn investment in US infrastructure. That will need mucho wolframio.

The 48k buy was the sale of the rump of my warrants.

Iain, the warrants expire next month. If “large” holders still have them, then they probably have inside information that they will be extended, otherwise they will be worthless.

I forgot I had those, but there were 29m issued as part of last year's placing. They have about a month to run, so I can't see that helping the sp in the short term.

I took another 75k at 10p.

Politicians want their voters to be paid and it's only the banks that are holding up those payments, so a resolution via the court has to be a priority for the local economy to try to help it through the pandemic. Stupid to have mountains of ore, unemployment and poverty, just because the banks won't budge.

This RNS had to come out. The court verdict that ore shipments could start was already in the public domain, so that has to come out in advance of any shipment news.

Very nicely placed for rerating now, IMO

Well, if I cared enough, I would definitely give you the whole story, but the basic facts are that I took a particularly bad placing. I paid for it on the basis that I would sell some WRES T1 and buy them back next day T20. Unfortunately for me, my broker changed the rules the following day. It took me weeks to buy them back, then I bought more.

Now what's your story? I thought you were Scottish, so why don't you just come out with it? As far as we can see, you may just have always been a troll from the ORM days. Whether a holder at one time or not, we don't think you hold now, but hang around like a bad smell.

Not that I think cows smell bad - I grew up next to a dairy farm.

They will be suffering from the effects of the pandemic, like poor people all over the world, but unlike countless other poor communities, they have a very rich visitor in their area.

Please forgive the google translation - I'm being lazy.

"At the beginning of the week, the community members of the Awajún people closed station 5 of Petroperu and alerted their intervention in the facilities of Lot 95 in charge of PetroTal, measures that have been carried out and therefore the company has been forced to announce the total stoppage of its activities in said oil lot.

This measure directly affects the operations of the License Agreement of Block 95, ceasing to produce oil.

In the same way, PetroTal maintains that said measure will impact the canon that the Loreto region receives, which would impact activities, the Puinahua Canal, in neighboring towns.

“We recognize that the current context of pandemic in the country has highlighted the limitations and deficiencies that exist in the region in the health sector; especially in remote populations of the Loreto region. For this reason, PetroTal works together to advance the Central Government's Gap Closure Plan, in order to reverse the clear limitations, ”said Ronald Egúsquiza, PetroTal's CEO.

The company urges the people who are protesting, to lay down their measure of force and request the Executive to continue with an open dialogue process."

PTAL can easily afford to feed and support his local community, while helping the government in its efforts to close the huge poverty gap in Peru.

Time to be a good neighbour.

I heard a great story about a blank boy from a single parent family. When he was nine years old, his school teacher asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up. Drug dealer, he said. He could see they had the cars and the cash. Easy money.
Later on, he realised it wasn’t a great career path, but had no-one to advise him how to succeed in life, so he decided to go ask some rich people, how they got to be rich.
I can’t remember where he got the bus to, but he started going door to door, asking people how they made it in the world. Eventually, he cane to Quentin Price’s house, asked the sane old question and was invited in by Mrs Price. They had a conversation, then were joined by Quentin Price.
Long story cut short, QP arranged work experience at Blackrock and persuaded the boy to study economics at uni. When he failed his first exam, miserably, QP tutored the boy until he was too in his year. He got him placements at five different Asset Management companies, the boy graduated with a 2:1, got his job in finance and is looking after his mum and siblings.
A nice story that made me have a completely different attitude to Blackrock.

Onwards and upwards.

Nobody is forced to be a holder here. Instead of whinging, why not invest in something else?

Something you think will make you a profit, with a super, shiny, sparkly, saintly CEO?

What kind of idiot persists in investing in a company he thinks is failing, which a bod he thinks is carpydoodly?

That makes less sense than Tungder, who thinks wres is mega poopies, but at least doesn’t claim to be invested.

Just move on!

I decided, months ago, to buy wres as a background activity, but to make money elsewhere. I’m still increasing my stake in wres, but that is being funded from profits elsewhere.

Anyone who is ONLY invested in wres and ONLY posts negativity is NOT to be trusted. That’s covered by stupidity and mendacity, in varying proportions, obviously.

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Doctors in France facing test shortages. They have increased demand in private laboratories as they have to test travellers as well as symptomatics and people in close contact with symptomatics. So, they are having to push travellers to the back of the queue. That can mean that they cannot board flights, because they have no test results.

It was the CEO of Laborotoires Clement in Paris. The tests “are complicated and take from four hours to four days to complete”.

They were not warned of the increased testing requirements and they suffer from a lack of central direction and supply.

Such a massive need for simple, rapid, self-administered testing.

Doctors in France facing test shortages. They have increased demand in private laboratories as they have to test travellers as well as symptomatics and people in close contact with symptomatics. So, they are having to push travellers to the back of the queue. That can mean that they cannot board flights, because they have no test results.

It was the CEO of Laborotoires Clement in Paris. The tests “are complicated and take from four hours to four days to complete”.

They were not warned of the increased testing requirements and they suffer from a lack of central direction and supply.

Such a massive need for simple, rapid, self-administered testing.

Doctors in France facing test shortages. They have increased demand in private laboratories as they have to test travellers as well as symptomatics and people in close contact with symptomatics. So, they are having to push travellers to the back of the queue. That can mean that they cannot board flights, because they have no test results.

It was the CEO of Laborotoires Clement in Paris. The tests “are complicated and take from four hours to four days to complete”.

They were not warned of the increased testing requirements and they suffer from a lack of central direction and supply.

Such a massive need for simple, rapid, self-administered testing.

Wong A’s clients!!

Let’s see if we close above the 4.3p that Zak Mir was looking for as a buy signal.

Scottlee, I rent rooms to HMO tenants, roughly 50/50 students and professionals. At one point, I took some DHSS tenants. I had some doubts about a few of them, but went through with it anyway. Four out of five went bad on me and three of them turned out to be serial Wong’s clients.
I was a bit gullible, but learned a good lesson. I upped my tenants vetting drastically.

I reckon lending professionals can do a good job of sorting out wheat from chaff, provided they can lend face to face, lend prudently, with risk margins as appropriate, not encourage frivolous borrowing and only repeat lending to proven repayers. Have good management and computer systems

I think that is exactly what the FCA are reminding them to do, so I’m pretty content with the way this is panning out.

Not everyone has a great credit score. Sometimes it's their fault, sometimes it's not.

Banks will give out massive loans to people who don't need them. or want them, but don't want to know anyone who really needs the money, but has a patchy credit history, for whatever reason. NSF provides a reasonable alternative. as far as I can see.

Of course, the FCA could always restrict companies like NSF. Let's see how the FCA likes the way loan sharks deal with overdue collections, shall we?

Maiden purchase here this morning at a smidge over 12.5p average.

Always been a cabbage fan.