RE: Business as usual31 Aug 2019 16:34
Sir Trellis, My ex-wife was a West Ham girl from Upton park and supporter, pity any Norwich Canary fans using a pub nearby on away games.
Our present situation is very 51% 49% negative/positive whichever side you adhere to. with large paper losses.
Reading Crudehope Kirk this week comments on J.P. does slightly give some positive insight into where this L.E. might be going, albeit hang on.
Posters might be jealous of his connection with J.P. from the Shard presentation when he read out a statement on his support for the company, therefore no reason for him not to keep in touch, providing not price sensitive news.
At the last A.G.M. were voting guests could attend including myself with proof of holdings, attendees were quite critical of the salary scheme but outvoted by cornerstone share holders.
Marco looked really bored with the whole J.P. salary discussion, but in spite of his paper losses not looking suicidal.
Many of us have huge paper losses and rather than sell prefer to gamble on a decent L.E. at some point.
After the London Bridge A.G.M. leaving with a last hand shake on the steps outside a few words were spoken, one of which was (reassurance) ?. am not adding to that as not being accused of being Crudehope. any one of the other share holders could have had the same resulting comment or conversation with him on leaving.
Earlier one other conversation in the room with some other guys speaking to J.P. was suspension of shares, of which he ruled out.
My long term investment in a A.I.M Jerry Orbell company 2011 from consolidation penny shares has come full circle, except for the TE5 discovery, Sound Energy would have been delisted by now, like another Afren Oil and Gas with the bondholders keeping the assets to sell.. with the share holders getting nothing. Watch this space ……
Tax (Loss Gain) against business property sale gains on retirement.