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I've tried in the past to use a interrorbang on here, had to c&p it. Works in the post, but changes to a ? when sent.

Doesn't quite work like that, you have to take in the spread of both buying and selling. It's likely you would need a increase in SP of about 10%. Then you can take your cost out of the profit.

European Metals Holdings Limited ("European Metals" or "the Company") advises the following issue of unlisted options:

· 200,000 unlisted options, exercise price of 35 cents, expiring 1 January 2021; and
· 400,000 unlisted options, exercise price of 48.18 cents, expiring 1 June 2021.

The options are being issued to an independent consultant, as per their individual consultancy agreement.

https://www.bing.com/search?q=born+to+be+wild&form=EDGEAR&qs=PF&cvid=f40e06f76c6b427787904c4ca02f9249&cc=GB&setlang=en-GB

I was thinking more on these lines.

https://livewelltoday.co.uk/sport-rider-mobility-scooter.html

https://livewelltoday.co.uk/royale-3-scooter.html

I for one bloody hope so, and I have seen it happen on other co's.

I've always fancied one, they look great fun. I'd have one styled like an old classic American car.
We could all go on to get one, we'll all be old enough by then, start our own hells angels chapter, The Candence Kids, how about a '£' logo with an lighting bolt going through it?

I knew, just knew there would be a drop after thirty days were up. What I didn't know was the subsequent drops after, or I wouldn't have jumped in with a top up so quick (12.95 for my sins).
I'm not surprised there is no time limit mentioned, it doesn't have to be announced, this way there won't be the same reaction, PF must sit with his head in his hands covering his ears.
It can be taken (at least) two ways, length open ended, or fixed but just to be sure PF's not telling us, may come much quicker then he thinks, or us.

I'm thinking of calling the co' The Rainbow Group, there's have a pot of gold at the end.

Best jump on your mobility scooter and race to the next Formula E.

https://www.fiaformulae.com/

FH before you jump in, I know.

OT
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49022684

FH,
I was beginning to wonder if... St. Nicholas... might bring them along with Mullin's revenue.

Is there anywhere else on earth where a company has run a race but for a nano of a millimetre got to the finish line and stopped, teetering, not once but three times?
Figures of around £1 a share has been banded about for each and every potential contract, as Mr Nike would say, ' Just do it '.
Becoming more and more like, The Never ending story.
I'm down to biting my toe nails... that's not a nice image is it?

News was too good to be out, so bought in this morning

Guess that's me to blame then, bought in this morning. Up less than two % yesterday down (at time of typing) 10%, on good news. Gotta change.

Bannor
' Re Trafalgar '. Not I, hope it's not our waterloo.

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Pentagon-Looks-To-Break-Chinas-Monopoly-On-Rare-Earth-Minerals.html#

Just lost about an hours worth of typing, so abridged version.

Bannor,
Cricket agreed nail biting to the quick, wife said next time to bite my own.
Funding, agreed again
Etr,
swings and roundabouts... just a walzter in the park

FH,
g/h yes
2 rns, mullins was late to the party.

t-s
" Surely the irrelevant posts are better off posted in the bunker. "
Agree, so start posting there.
As forgetfull as another
You 20 Feb 2019 14:37
" Unfortunately i've (sic) watched this go from 1.68 to 0.10. "
Just 30 minutes later
20 Feb 2019 15:07
"my first purchase was 23/7/14 at share price 1.83 and have read here every week since"

Best thing to do with your posts is dodgem.

Pride before a fall. Of course.

FH
No good relying on me either, all I have are 2 bags and a small trunk and my memory is shorter than my trunk...have l told you that before?
OT
Trumpet time/proof of the lack of memory.
How l forgot these I'll never know, broad beans, asparagus, have been harvested and consumed, beetroot has and continuing to be harvested.

Picked my first, ever, broccoli today.