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Simply not true. Pearson Publishing - owner of the Connections online academy - is biggest online education provider to both primary and secondary education sectors in both US and UK and is FTSE 100 and NYSE listed. It sounds a good investment proposition, but the outlook for the sector isn't particularly good, either - see FT article on "worries over online education", dated April 6th 2017.

out at 10.40 guys. RB buying in. 007/Sensetalk conspicuous by his absence.

She's on the move.

I don't believe it either, because they aren't builders lol! Your problem is neither you nor Tommy have the faintest idea what ZKTY do. Do you?

TheTid & JESK - Thanks for the heads up, both. If you compare the presentation they did for the poultry industry in 2016 it was to North American farmers only. So going international shows the increasing scale of their ambitions. One of the things that impresses me most about Bruno is how many big companies - in the case of PureScience, MWI - he has promoting the PureScience range. This cuts down big time on cost of A&M - the big problem faced by the now disposed human health products. Can't help feeling big contract news not far off.

He and Tommy aren't desperate to make money, they're desperate to recoup their losses. On here and in SOLG.

Good post, Millsy. I totally agree.

Truth is, both you and 007 have, by your own admission, sold at a huge loss. Thomas probably also lost his shirt in SOLG. You've got more in common with jingbin than you have with us, but you can't see it, keep ****ging him off.

A very stupid statement. Sense/007 - are you a chat bot? We've already talked this to death - reasons why Brooks and Bennett hold no shares. You'd both be a lot more credible if you did a bit of research on Companies Law. Things looking very promising for next week. I see the uptrend continuing into any news. Then boom time.

Yes, I noticed that, too. Also, anyone noticed how neither of them ever answers a direct question?

We DON'T believe you! You've told us 3 times you're never going to post on here again, yet here you still are!

Thomas, good to see you back. Always entertaining stuff. Are you in SOLG? You don't half pick 'em! You must have taken quite a hit on that, too. Down over 50% since October.

Don't give them an audience. Totally discredited wums, the pair of them.

I�ve given up on rational discussion with you but you�d better hope Mr Yu doesn�t read our board because he�s got plenty of cause to bring a libel suit against you, the number of times you�ve used the word �corrupt�. In fact, might just drop him an email :)

So, you "weren't going to post again till all your shares were sold" (Thursday). Must mean you sold the rest on Friday - presumably at 1.5p (although didn't see many 500,000 sells go through)? Thought you had a sell order in for 1.8. Must have lost at least 9K, assuming you still held 3 million or so? It seems crazy, looking at current upwards trend.

If you check it out CNEL have always been careful to distance themselves from Sunbird. The only thing the two have in common is RB as a director. It's not CNEL who are corrupt. It's Zambian politics. A very risky place to do business - again why CNEL keep a distance. Read it up. They're no mugs (unlike some punters on here).

Like Shawshank says, you embarrass yourself by not only making wild claims, but, yet again, failing to do any proper research. You've got the wrong Nick Brooks! The Director at CNEL worked for Royal Dutch Shell for 28 years Have they been wound down? He was CEO at Bioverda, a very successful biowaste to electricity company (see March 2017 Irish Independent) https://www.independent.ie/business/irish/pandas-power-play-as-it-agrees-to-buy-bioverda-from-cerberus-35560061.html I'm surprised you didn't know that, with their being based in Dublin! Have they been wound down? He was CEO of Future Blends http://www.futureblends.com/. Have they been wound down? But why am I telling you all this? Why don't you DYOR for a change.

I wouldn't get hung up on E10. It's a bit of a red herring to me. Ethanol blend fuel is still very controversial, which is probably why no definitive policy yet. The biggest consumer of ethanol in China is the (rapidly growing) alcoholic drinks market, which is CNELs specialism (2nd biggest producer in China). Big deal just done with COFCO - largest food and drink producer and distributor in China - which is by far our biggest current contract by value. So let's wait and see what happens after the 18th.

Seeing as you don't seem to have read my post the first time, I'm posting the link again. https://www.dtnpf.com/agriculture/web/ag/news/business-inputs/article/2017/11/28/report-us-corn-ethanol-benefit-china It gives a clearer idea of the economics behind E10. Now why would Iowa corn farmers be interested in E10 if it didn't exist? If you look at the facts they very much contradict your (unsubstantiated) claims. You seem to be ignoring how fast the demand for ethanol in China is rising. The E10 mandate was brought in deliberately to decrease China's corn stockpile and increase demand.

It's called risk, Thomas. I see you're also interested/invested in SOLG. Yet they haven't extracted a single ounce of gold from the ground, in spite of all those expensive surveys. Where has this blox about planning permission come from? I notice you don't ever post a single link to your sources, which is one of the reasons people don't take you seriously. Got nothing to do with planning permission. Try reading company update March 2017.