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You're right LB. However I was able to click the article and read it several times, extracting anything from it is a different story.

Fitch stating that the country's palladium and platinum subsectors will rely on Eurasia and Polymetal for production growth is really nice to see.

Once again, great find. :-)

Nice one. Cheers LB.

Is the article only available to subscribers to Fitch?

Thanks LB. Which website is it on?

And?

It might be worth scrolling back a few pages cj62, the presentation is now not available; well certainly not to the average punter (us).

Can probably add no Monday morning RNS to the list as well Mike.

It means whoever's job it was to put that information on there has ballsed up. I've just checked Companies House and he's still down as 'resigned'.

No it hasn't. They had one on 1st December 2020.

Good point Ian. Although I'd bathe in one at the moment to get the deal RNS.. :-)

If there is an RNS due trading volume suggests there's been no talk of it in the urinals.

Lol Tigra. I expect he would have preferred 68p or even better £6.80.

RIP JTMAC. A great contributor on here who was objective and honest. Folks like that generally have a brilliant circle of family and friends so I'm sure they will have given him the send off he would have wanted.

It's not over excitement. It's called 'ramping'.

No Mike. "ME" told him he might have an option to buy next door which "ME" doesn't own but he's got first refusal. "Me" did say he couldn't say how big the garden is or how much he might have to pay, other than "ME's" mate is going check it out and then it's up to "Me's" neighbour to decide how much.. :-)

In response to the original post. The script analogy seems to be quite popular, hopefully it's similar in narrative.

ME: I’ve got a house for sale. It’s frikkin brilliant. Do you want to buy it? I’ve had loads of offers.
PAL: Why don’t you advertise it, it sounds like you’ll have em queueing up?
ME: Nah, a few folks have knocked on the door and one said they might want to buy it.
PAL: What if they don’t offer what you want, will you advertise it then?
ME: Nah, don’t think I’ll bother.
PAL: Just remind me how many bedrooms it has?
ME: Can’t tell you, bloke who said he might buy it doesn’t want anyone to know.
PAL: OK, but if it’s that good and has loads of bedrooms, the more people who know about it the more you might get for it. Surely you should market it?
ME: Nah, it’s that good I don’t need to. And the bloke who might buy it says he'll pull out if I do.

2 years later….

PAL: Ayup mate, have you moved yet? What did you get for it?
ME: Still not sold it yet, not be long though.
PAL: Have you advertised it?
ME: Nah, pretty sure him who knocked on the door is gonna buy it. Just waiting for a firm offer.
PAL: Errrmmm. OK. Right.

"ME" looks like a right knob in that script.

Well if that's the case then the "proposal" can't be that tasty.

I'm really pleased about today and this rise seems it might have legs but we are still 14p off last year's high.

I have the same nervousness on a plane and the pilot thanks passengers for flying with the airline whilst still at 20,000 feet. I'll have my celebration drink when we've landed, the plane is at a stop and the steps are out. :-)

Too many "if we're not carefuls" at the end.

I quite like the off topic threads now and again, as long they aren't used to bury debate etc; so will put my covid two penneth worth in.

I've had the two jabs, last one May this year, and got covid in September. I wouldn't recommend it but, and this is based on my reaction to it, I'd take it over Influenza every time. I was 16 when I had that; got home from my milk round job and hugged the radiator in a way that would have even left Septic Lil gasping for breath. I couldn't get out of bed for four days, managed Christmas dinner but then straight back to bed.

Mrs Clanger; stage 4 cancer and mid chemo, no jabs as they weren't about last year (and subsequently been told not to have any), got covid and brushed it off in about five days. Said she'd had worse colds but she is as tough as old boots.

The flip side is an old work pal of mine and his parents died from it (God bless him, absolutely great guy); his brother, although ill from it, survived. My mate's mum, early 60s who looked and seemed in her late 40s possibly early 50s, sadly died of covid too. Neither were the slightly dubious "tested positive within 28 days" cases.

Guess I'm saying that whilst I've had a healthy amount of cynicism about the whole thing, I don't think my old work pal or my mate's mother would have died if covid hadn't been about.

However, I'm concerned we will sanitize ourselves to death if we are not careful and the minor stuff will seize its opportunity if we're not careful.