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CTC,
Are you being deliberately obtuse? I'm not trying to mislead anyone.
The irony that you supposedly can read between the lines when it comes to my agenda and "deliberately misleading". But you appear incapable of reading between the lines of what was said at the AGM.

Summit, In hindsight I guess you're right. However the bod were looking at maximising value and were hoit blindside by the "SMI".
CTC, You've just brought this back to the start of this thread ;-)

Summit,
We know interested parties are still at the table.
We also know that the party that made, lets say, a "non material offer", is still at the table.
I get people being frustrated with the wait, I'd rather it was done and dusted. It's when the frustration leads to a line of thought that cannot still see any the positives of their investment, only the negatives. This does not serve the individual well, or anyone else.

Morning Leno,
It is a far more enjoyable experience. I don't mind opposing views/opinions, It's only right to question the potential hazards of ones investment, but when they just whine and refuse to engage in healthy debate, its the only option.

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I had a moment of realisation this morning, whilst thinking about the posts from yesterday.
Although we all are guided by information gleaned from the RNSs', what is it that separates the highly successful investor from the not so? My conclusion is, the ability to read between the lines, understand subtext, know ones self, and have the ability to extrapolate. The inability to do this is the realm of individuals who need to be served the food, via a chew chew train (prechewed), in order to benefit from the nourishment. To be a successful investor one needs more than the ability to read, one needs to use their grey matter.
Does your internal dialogue provide you with a version of reality that is useful and beneficial? Constantly checking in and questioning ones thoughts and their origins (often emotion led or subconscious as the result of years of programming), provides an invaluable tool.
The successful investors don't project their mistakes but look at themselves for the answers.
I should add, I don't class myself as a successful investor, just very fortunate somebody steered me towards Eurasia :-)

Have to say, I'm surprised the opportunity is still available to get in at these prices. I guess market sentiment and seasonality are having an affect. I've a feeling the SP will be significantly higher by the end of October.

Steve, did you listen in to the AGM? There's nothing new in what I've stated.
In plain speak, he stated that although an offer was received it was not in the ball park they would consider.

At the AGM it was emphasised, "no material bids", capiche? :-)
There's no way, they would inform the market how much the derisory offer was, it just gives leverage to those at the table.

The Russian government were pushing back on Putin's proposals of tit for tat sanctions. When they reconvene in September, they will be voting, but a growing awareness of trying not to self harm seemed to be the theme before they broke for the summer.
Fingers crosses :-)

Welcome to the adults only forum.
Far more relaxing here. :-)

Hello Aspen,
Good to see you over here, whilst our main dish continues to simmer ;-)

Oh dear, somebody incapable of accepting they made an error. Never mind, you just carry on.

elir,
I also see you've simply cut and pasted my post from last week on the QBT forum where I addressed an obvious de-ramper. Very strange.

elir,
please reread my post.
I really didn't think there was a need for me to state, "irony alert" :-)
Do you really think the company would invest in a valueless asset? ffs
Btw, I've been sitting on my investment here for circa three years, not that it matters.

Yes r1ck, your probably right. Alba have decided to pay for full ownership of something of no value.
Can you give me some more of your valued insight?

beanfield, if you find some of the posts boring and torturous, they are not for you, don't read them.
There's those that find them entertaining and informative.

Take a chill pill.
If you're not invested, use your effort to focus on the myriad of injustices around the world that are really affecting people.
If you are invested, sell. That's what any sane person would do that no longer believes in the company they've invested in.

You were fortunate Tilly. My "jabber" was the spit of Charles Hawtry!

Roger65 is the same on most of the shares he " holds" ;-)