Member Info for Kaeren

Seems very genuine to me but not necessarily aware of the way markets move, nough said , not into character analysis of posters.
I wrote to IR , ( Seena) a simple request to have a copy of the latest item written in the Belfast Telegraph ( by Margaret Cannings) sent to me. Seena responded within hours. It is most odd she did so as apparently many wait months ?

Whatever Mary , fundamentals don't lie , strong hold for me. One more hurdle Y.E but already known. Sit back and wait.

I was straight in , trade showing 15.18 now.
Lovely.

Sat on hands Har for a change and waited , just taken 61028.00 more , bargain city.

Ah okay all clear now thanks, infact more than one thing is clear , I too laughed.

Maybe this inf is totally wrong

The largest roofed dry dock is at the German Meyer Werft Shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, it is 504 m long, 125 m wide and stands 75 m tall. Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries in Belfast, Northern Ireland, is the site of a large dry dock 556 by 93 metres (1,824 ft × 305 ft).
Or my visual perception is skewed totally.

Thx , for clarity as I'm still struggling to comprehend , H&W dry dock is 93 metres wide ? That ship is a similar size ?

Sorry continued..
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7028823656122208256-ScUd?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

Saying Butterfly A a tight fit. I don't understand , is this a smaller dry dock this ship is in ?

I read H&W dry dock Belfast Is 556 metres by 93 metres. I am totally ignorant about ship sizes ( appreciate they very hugely)
John Wood posted yesterday

I read it as the next stage

THE consortium carried out the study as part of the Longer Duration Energy Storage Demonstration

Thx WeeTom01

Correction wholly owned ny partners who all work within the firm.

No I don't Si D but he is still posting on linked in as being a partner at BG , so as all the investment managers are partners , do they rotate as directors ? I am merely providing research backed up by facts. If I'm wrong then so mote it be.

Si D ? If you look at Sara Mackie Larchfield estate linked in post 2wks ago and check likes , ones from Kave partner at Baillie Gifford.

All the funds have different strategies, as you say , those you were invested in sold out 18 months ago , well we know Baillie were buying last year and are selling now.
There are always sellers and buyers.
Have a good evening all.

There is always a reason , these funds aren't fickle , but... it is often nothing , zero, zilch to do with a particular share.

Seen this often over the years. I don't know where K and BG are/ where invested , but the sell off and reinvest will be across the board. Lombard are at the game but more visible to me as save for one very LT American investment, my focus for the last few years has been Aim.

They won't have selected H&W it will be a company wide dictate to get out of A B C type shares and they will invest in Green stock , Tech stock , wherever the next growth sector is perceived. That's one hell of a loss.

Not strange.

https://www.investmentweek.co.uk/news/4073969/baillie-gifford-suffers-gbp113bn-assets-fall-2022-following-growth-rout

So did I .

I have looked , if rules change we adapt , there isn't going to be any rule change that prevents fair competition. We won this tender and we can do it again.