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Fair point CTC, it provides a bit more reassurance. But if there is a clause in there which enables them to renege on a deal with a British company, which would effectively frook said British company, I could see the Chinese helping out the Russians.

I'm not overly confident Russian insolvency practitioners would leave much for shareholders of a UK company, regardless of assets, having seen the way shareholders get done over by UK insolvency practitioners when there's no war on.

The clever arse board could well have played themselves into checkmate. There's players out there who can wait ages for EUA's money to run out.

And I can't see any institutional investor wanting to fill the EUA begging bowl the next time it comes out. They're sure as fook not getting a penny from me and I expect most PIs would feel the same.

Another concern is what get out clauses the Sinosteel contract might have. I hope I'm not being too pessimistic but you'd expect the legal eagles to have something about war in there. It's in just about every other contract any of us ever sign.

I'll have my pie served in a hat, both of which I'll eat at the foot of my stairs if we get a deal next week. :-)

DimitryReacts. So only a week to go before all us Negative Nellies get to eat a big slice of humble pie?

Just to be clear, I still hold EUA. If a deal is announced next week for over 50p per share I'd have a slice of dog shat pie.

DimitryReacts. Was it you who posted something about a deal being done in 3 weeks, about, well, 3 weeks ago?

I expect the post got removed as part of a deleted thread as I can't find it, but I'm pretty sure it was you.

Treadingcarefully. Why would exercising options indicate a no sale RNS? I'd be more concerned if it was the other way around tbh.

Barring the folks with the rights to the options thinking that they won't be able to sell the shares at anything above the option price, why wouldn't you exercise them?

Anyone, if I'm missing something please tell me. Genuinely saying that btw.

Genuine question for anyone who might know. If the options are exercised, would they be bound by the same restrictions on selling by being in the 'sale process'?

If they are allowed

CTC. I thought the same as you. I they are allowed to exercise them, then surely you would. As CAW said, it's a no brainer.

The only circumstance I could think you wouldn't is if you think you're only going to be able to sell them below the option price. Or if you can't raise the cash for them.

SteJSteJ. You're right. It's the first 78 minutes of today's trading why a loot of folks are peed off. Give me strength.

Pompal is right. They're a disgrace and won't give two hoots while they're stuffing their pockets. Best BOD on AIM, lol. Although to be fair the bar is not exactly high. :-)

I think Woodlaker is referring to updates about the dividend.

Which

What difference would it make previous poster they were, even if that's the case?

Share price here was 250p twenty odd years ago too, btw. Just saying.

Depends when you bought SteJ. He's still got time to get back to parity or below. How did he get on at KIBO?

And so begins The Going Into Production ramp.

Thanks CTC. So it wouldn't be far fetched to think it could be used as a tool for the percentage traders?

Is it proven that EM Investor actually Dimitry?

Comical Ali type statements. Nobody should be happy where we are now, nevermind the 3s.

I really don't want to see this go into the 3s as it would put us even more into the '**** or bust' territory than we are now.