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Far better taking the success of Mariuopol, declaring it as a victory and scarpering.

Tried to stop 1 joining Nato. Likely to end up with 4 countries joining instead.

Probably one of the most disastrous campaigns ever and these famous words off VP yesterday. Invades Ukraine to try and protect Russia from having Nato on its borders and what does he get. Finland, Sweden, Bosnia, Kosovo. all queuing up to join. Sweden now joining the latest updates from Finland.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10714715/Now-Sweden-apply-NATO-membership-Scandinavian-neighbour-Finland-opens-debate-alliance.html

People buying in ahead of the next trading update more like. Or auditor news, or ticking down to the cessation of the conflict after the Marioupol surrender.

Still producing away safely all the time in uninvaded Russia and Khazakstan.
Gold prices at near 5 year highs.

920 Rubles

Down only 1.78% on exactly the same news.

That's Russophobia for you.

*166p to 220p*

MR, trading ####wit. and I feel sorry for anyone that interacted. Laced the FXPO with a "threat of missile strike" thread to try and deramp there and it rose from about 116p to 220p. Laughed my socks off and its presented several opportunities since. Too busy talking to mop up at the 200's. Now sulking in a corner.

Gold is presently trading at $1980 an ounce as we speak.

Now approaching the $2020, 5 Year high of 1st July 2020.

Which reminds me that I have some unwanted surplus gold to trade in.

The company in 2021 made a profit to the tune of £1.28 Billion pounds. (Fundamentals tab above)

The gold price is hitting unprecedented highs. $1975 yesterday. (Check commodity prices)

It is still shifting vast amounts of precious metals at near normal levels. (RNS Tab above)

48% of 2021 revenue generating assets in Khazakstan (Previous RNS)

Can the clown that posted the insolvency thread just explain how they arrived at such a thread.

Second thoughts, don't waste your time.

For the next trading update and sight of the actual revenues coming in and profitability. Business continuing at near normal you can read in the RNS tab above.

Most on here had already factored in no dividend so what is in essence actually a deferred decision is a better result for there is every chance it, or a substantial chunk of it, could still be paid.

Back to focussing on the conflict ending and Marioupol's surrender should serve towards that end.

Lets see where we are by the 25th.

Agree with your sentiments. Does let VP call it "a victory"

Took a lot more for the ISA at just over £2.00 and happy to patently wait and ride this all the way back up on this conflict now being resolved. Hopefully by peaceful means.

Edging close to the endgame.

"1,026 soldiers of Ukraine's 36th marine brigade have surrendered in Mariupol – Russian defence ministry
1,026 soldiers of Ukraine’s 36th marine brigade, including 162 officers, have surrendered in the besieged port city of Mariupol, according to a statement from the Russian defence ministry."

For the day.

Dividend deferred.

Focus back on the conflict and when it will be over.

Many think 9th May. I think probably soooner.

They seem to have taken this mornings deferrment news in their stride.

922.9 Rubles and down only 1.47%

dyor

(not quite sure what happened there)

They seem to have taken this mornings ferrment new in their stride.

922.9 Rubles and down only 1.47%

dyor

A picture is worth a thousand words but a chart is worth a thousand pictures.

Take a look at the size of that nugget

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4501031-polymetal-international-it-takes-grit-to-buy-this-26-percent-dividend-made-of-gold

Looks like the seekigalpha readers got the chance of a 30% future dividend.

*The future dividend at the current share price has the potential to be 26% or higher, but investors may have to wait indefinitely to receive it.

Make that 30%

*Company operations are bolstered by strong fundamentals including a bullish outlook on precious metals.

From the article which appeared only last night

*Risks are mostly priced in for the stock resulting in attractive valuations.

Possibly not, possibly yes, but it will get back to that yield in time imho.