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Where do people see REVB going in the next month or two?

Anyone got a link or method of joining the AGM?

I find it incredibly interesting that Matt Moulding has given up his Golden Share ahead of the expected time which was thought to be September. There has to be a reason behind that decision. Why would somebody in Matt's position do that? What has he got up his sleeve that means he feels confident in giving it up like 3 months early?

Looking at the trades, there were some pretty big buys at the end of todays trading including one in excess of half a million quid!

I have never seen such a long run of incredibly small trades. All single, double or trebble digit trades. But the sheer number of single and double digit ones! Who buys less than 99 shares in a company (with a value of just a couple of hundred pounds)? Why are so many of these tiny shareholders selling all at once ?

Echo1: I read the HL announcement too. So basically if you don't sell up and just hold onto the shares in your ISA, at the point of delisting they'll just stay in your ISA and never be liquidated. However you won't be able to sell them. You will though receive your dividends and get them paid into your account. That's my understanding of it.

But you're basically stuck and not able to sell them. I guess the sp value shown in your ISA will not reflect the price over on AIX either. You'll be in a kind of limbo indefinitely. So im pondering whether i should accept that or take a different action.

It seems the sp has reached a solid bottom. The price has been at 177p or thereabouts all day.

What happened to Barclaygeddon? Seems its pasf by with a whimper! Has all the selling already been done?

I'd forgotten it was bank holiday on Monday. Seems the share price has hit a firm bottom. We've been drifting between 180-190p for a few days. Quite suprising really. Looking into next week, I really don't know what to expect. Let's see what happens tomorrow with the talked about Barclaygeddon.

There's a 5 million trade showing just before close. Any thoughts? The trade price is a little odd, difficult to figure if that's a buy or sell.

Foor: Where did you hear/read that HL are to allow trading on AIX? That would be pretty big news if it were the case!

Big-blue: who are you talking to? everyone here is ignoring you and rightly so. What exactly do you contribute here and why do you always behave as if you're the fountain of all knowlege? Somehow everyone else must be wrong, and you're supposedly right every time. Interesting behaviour.

Big-blue: what's our purpose on this board? rather than look at things objectively with some critical thinking, all of your posts are extremely lop-sided spewing undeniable hatred towards Russia and painting a false propaganda laden picture in favour of Ukraine.

For the record, I want to see Russia leave Ukraine and the war to end... but at least I, and some on here try to assess things in a more objective way. At least we try to cut through the misinformation, and propaganda from both sides.

It's worth noting a few things too when trying to assess the situation in Ukraine objectively.

It's incredibly difficult to know what is information warfare or not. However there are a few things that are clearly obvious:

The claim that Russia has lost over 200k soldiers. Well, that would mean they've lost more men than the entire armies of some countries, including that of the entire British army! Multiples of some other countries armies. Yet they still hold pretty much all the territory they invaded and illegally captured at the start of the war (main exception being Kherson). Very little has changed in terms of frontlines. So it makes the figure a little dubious. With such extreme losses you'd expect some change, maybe even the loss of a few towns/villages? What gives?

All missiles fired into Ukraine by Russia are being shot down (or at least the overwhelming majority). I see this kind of statement being put out by Ukainian sources as partly information warfare, and partly a morale boosting effort to keep spirits up amongst the population and not create fear or panic. If the statement was entirely true, Ukraine would be in an incredible position with a missile defence which could protect their resources, equipment, and infrastructure. They could utilise that to push forward with confidence. The reality is nothing has changed. Ukraine still uses every opportunity to beg for more air defence from NATO countries. I suspect that if Russian missiles were always getting shot down, the Russians would be in a far worse position right now than they're already in!

The claim that Russia is running out of missiles: Well that claim has been going on for the last 13 months at least. Yet the Russians seemingly carry out missile attacks regularly and have been doing this whole time. It hasn't stopped people making that claim though.

What is needed here is some critical thinking, and some scrutiny of the information being put out. BOTH sides, and i'll repeat BOTH sides are utilising information warfare. It's in their interests to do so.

Big-blue: I think many on here would agree that you talk some of the most complete nonsense and utter bol$$cks out of anyone on the entirety of this website. I've been following this board continually for a couple of years now. Everything you've ever said has turned out to be the bol$$cks, yet you keep coming on here spouting off. What's the deal?

For what it's worth, and everyone can see this if they've been following the war in Ukraine:

- Russia invaded, failed to execute their original plan (capture Kiev in days), failed miserably, lost alot of men and equipment

- Ukraine put up an impressive defence and utilised all the NATO supplied weapons/equipment/training very well

- Russia repositioned in the east and abandoned the Kiev push, they captured approx 18-20% of Ukraine amidst the loss of a huge number of men and substantial amounts of equipment.

- They've ended up depending heavily on a private military company for some sectors of the territory they're waging war on (Wagner PMC)

- Ukraine has received dozens and dozens of military aid packages with incremental levels of lethality from across every NATO country. On top of this Ukraine has been drafting men relentlessly since Feb 2022. They've been receiving ongoing training and support from NATO military trainers in Ukraine as well as groups of them receiving specialist equipment training in NATO member countries like ht UK.

- fast forward to today - Russia still holds the same approx 18-20% of Ukraine. Give or take a 1-2% at various points since. The 'goodwill gesture' as described by Russia which was leaving Kherson was more a case of Kherson becoming totally untenable to remain and a need to reallocate resources most probably.

Now the more subjective, and opinionated bit:

- I feel the reason why there has been incremental levels of lethality in weapons supplies to Ukraine is testament to that fact that nothing appears to be working. Let's be frank - Russia still pretty much holds the same territory it captured at the start of the war with only small changes to front lines. There are no major breakthroughs. Entire regions/oblasts haven't been liberated by Ukraine. Nor has Russia looked like it's on the verge of being driven out. Therefore in my personal humble opinion, I think this has forced NATO countries into giving ever more lethal aid. I mean without it, there's likely to be little to no progress, as has been demonstrated to date.

There has been massive reluctance in the NATO member states to providing certain types of weaponry. As time passed and everything previously supplied has not worked.... what other option is there? I reckon this trend will continue. What is unacceptable/ an escalation for NATO to handover today, will be the go-to necessary weapons/equipment to be supplied in a 2-4 months. It's been the pattern so far.

Sanctions on Russia are the same. If they worked, then you wouldn't need round 2, 3, 4, etc. We're up to round 11 of sanct

Getting off the endless chat about share certificates which is simply going around in circles.

I'll start us off with:

Opening: 215p

Close: 230p

I get the sense that Boohoo is on the verge of turning a corner on the recent downturn experienced.

Here's why:

BOD are now forceasting return to profit and business growth

Shipping/Cargo rates have fallen off a cliff

Less inventory now being held

US distribution centre to come online this year

Free cash flow higher than expected

Inflation overall should begin to fall to much lower levels later this year and next

Energy costs are lower than last year

I do think 2024 will see sharply better performance and a return to double digit growth.

Big-blue: explain the 13:1 ratio of Buys vs Sells today!

So the melt up continues. I was a little sceptical when i first mentioned this last week, but it's actually turning out to be just that. Looking at the trades, buys are outstripping sells at a ratio of 9:1 !

Clearly there is now a shortage of stock which will only support the continuation of the melt up. I guess the SP will only continue to drift upwards for some time now until the redom.

Seems Polymetal is in full melt up mode! PI's are locked out as most brokers in the UK have stopped allowing them to buy. Hargreaves for example are only allowing sells. Those that panicked last earlier this week sold. They can't get back in. I guess II's are loading up now given the potential gains to be made following the redomicile when POLY has freed itself from the debacle around sanctions which are indirectly impacting it's operations whilst it's domicilled in Jersey.