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Suthy,
There's people like him on many boards where there's huge potential.
There doesn't seem to be an appreciation that, whether bitcoin value is high or low, there's an argument for how essential that makes QBT. It seems everyone, including governments, are wrong about the future of crypto and fleccy is right ;-)
Take his advice and green box, I have. Happy days :-)

........morph into a "Friends of Putin" forum?
Tim, I think the incessant anti-Ukranian narrative posted by you, allows us all to know where you stand, there's no need for further peddling of your political ideology.
Let's get back to all things Eurasia, and, as my nan used to say, "if you've nothing useful to say....." :-)

;-)

For those invested in the company, it matters not what the transient SP is.
For those trading, obviously it's a concern.
It will be what it will be. Filter out the noise and decide if the huge potential is within your own risk/reward appetite. The constant whining changes nothing ;-)

Exactly Alex, as you say, "Russia will want to protect their international assets". Are you aware of NNs' North American interests?
I'll use Russia's response to sanctions so far to imagine their response to Germany's threat.

Alex,
There's several ways the company can realise the value of assets, as posted on here over the last few months, and it's not in Russia's interest to seize "unfriendly" assets. This was discussed by the Russian parliament before the summer recess, after Putin had made such threats. Russian sanctions have come nowhere near those imposed by the west.
Your last sentence does not make sense, also it appears to be some kind of statement of fact, what are you privy to?

Good post Rags.
I completely agree. The whole system is awash with corruption. I sit patiently in most of my holdings for the time being, knowing that it's a lot harder to profit from investment in a bear market, and when it turns to bull, will conversely be much easier.
I have a tenant who was keen to start trading as he knew I'd done quite well from shares. I advised against and told him i don't generally trade. He opened up an account where he was "encouraged" to put in stop losses. He did well for the first month or so and then the f4ck8rs creamed him for a few months, until I explained what they were doing.
Sadly, there's people everywhere that lack the capacity to earn a living off their own skills and hard work.

Oh dear, hadn't green boxed anyone for a couple of weeks. Heyho, in goes another ;-)
As usual, good luck to all adults on here.

...........that don't believe in the company please desist from posting on here and maybe find a hobby more suited to their skill sets?
I feel this forum's man aim was for an exchange of views regarding our investment in the company. The, either deliberately obtuse assessments of the company, or wholly uniformed posts do not assist the genuine shareholders here.
I'm not here to change anyone's views, reading many of the posts suggests it would be delusional of me to try. Also why should I? We're all adults on here, physically anyway!

Just for fairness and completeness:

Tim987 lol :-)

It's nice to see that the posters that, not so long ago, were spreading fear about Eurasia being taken by the Russian government, are now just as negative about a "potential" tax on any asset sale. Surely this is the best news ever for those that were spreading such panic for the last nine months and suggesting the company had no value ;-)
I should add that, a company with several individuals on the BOD of Russian heritage, a community centric development of a large mining area, excellent green credentials, a wealth of industry wide experts on board, and excellent and long term relationships with Russian agencies, makes it unlikely that Eurasia will be the target of tit-for-tat actions from the Russian government. There may even be a wry smile from some regarding the missed opportunity of Anglo American.

As was reported months ago, penalties were to be sought against companies that were selling assets as political statements and leaving local Russians without jobs, and ruining local communities. Eurasia are doing the polar opposite of this :-)

I think Blair is looking to run.
One warmonger for another :-0

Thanks Ian, Merry Christmas to you ;-)

.........those driven insane by their own decision to invest in Eurasia can hand the keys back for Christmas.
The asylum needs redecorating over the holiday period.
May the goodwill posters project to others at this festive time be reflected back to them
Merry Crimbo, till next year :-)

The true value is in Greenland, not Wales.
Always been here for the graphite. ;-)

............... how laborious it would be, if every RNS had to repeat everything previously stated in all preceding RNSs'. ;-)

..................when i saw the SP on here.
Could I buy a chunk at that price? No :-(

When one considers the role of NN in the hotly anticipated trading of PGMs' on the Russian market.
Wonder if that's why Eurasia are stockpiling ;-)

Leno,
Good posts.
Personally, I can't think of a better approach to the one that the board have taken during these extraordinary times.
At the end of the day, the majority of us contributing to this forum have very little or no experience in the challenges our BOD are facing. I do get some degree of comfort from the diversity of our largest stakeholders, with regard their nationalities and hope this is gong some way to help the BOD successfully negotiate Eurasia through these turbulent times.