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The BBC has just been advertising British West Hartlepool, where the policing budget has been reduced by 30%, in real terms. All ten of the night shift police were involved in transporting miscreants to Middlesborough, 15 miles away. as their own nick has been shut down, which meant there were NO police left in Hartlepool. Just citizens patrols.

Clearly, Mr Khan was happy to knock them out for £11k. That made Boris look like an even bigger plonker. It would have been better if he had tried to sell them back to the Germans, or better still, the French. Even if he had got 20% of the £350k back, or whatever it was BJ spent on them, that would have been more useful than cheap political points scoring.

Just my humble view.

oldie I give up.

Zigmund. Maybe I just have “m” problems.

Ha!! Where is Zigund when to really need some help?

Best autocorrect I’ve had.

Guess we are all raped out Bob.

Lupuzor clearly is effective at a statistical level for a major subset of Lupus sufferers, as shown by the P3 trial.

If the data coming out of the MAP confirms this, then it should be made available to the 3m patients who could benefit from it.

No more shotgun drugs blasting the immune system.

Well said safetyman. I have talked with people who have worked with him and for him. Brokers, Justine James, the accountants, the auditors, Wres, Coro and Po Valley employees. No-one has a bad word to say about him. He listens to professional advice and he gets things done. I have met him at presentations, AGMs and at the nine site.

Jaf thinks he is the weak link, but I don’t think had knows a lot. The world turns and situations change. What counts in business, is being able to adapt and cope with change. Nothing is set in stone, nor should it be.

No Mr Masterman, no Wresources. That’s the truth.

I started my peppers too late - again!!!

But the tomatoes were glorious this year. So much tomato soup.

Just a few month of cold and dark to get through.

Solfinger2, i have a very optimistic view of getting to 2-3p, which others would say is too optimistic, but I cannot think of any other miner with EBITDA of $36m and a p/e of 1.

I am buying on the assumption that the plant will complete safely and on time, that reasonable ore grades will be put through the plant in decent volume and that the tungsten price is equal to, or greater than, current prices.

Others will be much more cautious than I, which I respect absolutely.

I can see no material impact. Sales are in USD, costs are in EUR, profit reported in GBP.

2019 EBITDA will be $36m, for starters, possibly more. A few cents up or down, in currency exchange, will be insignificant to the sp, since the mcap should be over $180m, based on a lowly p/e of 5. As long as the sp gets to 2-3p, following the above, I will not care about the odd cent here or there.

All imho, of course.

Use SIPPDEAL. They will probably pay you to set up an ISA.

Lloyd’s = Bank = poor value.

Are we in international sprout delivery season already?

Seems like only a year ago.

And some are at 0.59p.

Never listen to trolls.

PLUS $15m cash!!!

OK $35m debt, but we can clear that in one year, at basic production and current tungsten price.

Get the calculator out. All good here!!

Any slight news and this will blow

We are in production, or on the cusp of production, with a prospective p/e of 1.1 on a projected ebitda of $36m.

We should be on a prospective p/e of 5 MINIMUM, so a MCAP of $180m and a sp of 3-4p.

In the post, imho.

Japan is fabulous. Clean, orderly, efficient, lovely people and great food. We may have to move there, instead!!

Also Restaurante Dos Combatentes. My line manager always takes me there for scabbard fish with banana.

Mr. Happy, may I suggest a visit to Ricardo's "Bar Avo". It's on the Rua da Praia at the eastern end of Se.

He does a poncha that will blow your socks off and really nice octopus dishes.

I think I already told you that he has the largest collection of football scarves in Europe.

Yes. Wearing rubbish shoes and playing in the snow for hours, then getting cold feet too near the coal fire.