The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
'Concerns over Global Warming' is honestly a joke. The UK currently contributes leas than 1% of man produced CO2 while China alone (whilst currently increasing coal burning in power stations) contributes 27%.
Lets tie ourselves up in enviromental knots and red tape whilst other countries like China do what they like and press on with their own agenda regardless.
Madness.
I'm tired of the rank mis-management in this country. You only have to look at the Migrant Crisis to see how utterly crap Government are in this country. Failed asylum seekers aren't even being deported, they are just left here in limbo wandering the streets living off charity handouts whilst they keep re-applying. It's honestly shocking.
CHF , now that I do agree with :-)
I'm not a labour cheerleader btw but Just for S&G's
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves studied at New College, Oxford and the London School of Economics before working as an economist at the Bank of England, the British Embassy in Washington, D.C., and HBOS.
I would wager that she knows her stuff.
I've been hearing that tory line about labour and the economy for the last 45 years, I've even heard 20 somethings saying it like a labour government will bring a financial armageddon
Covid aside lets not kidnourselves the last 14 years of Tory government have been absolutely abysmal, cost of living increase, brexit (which is all the work of the right of the party namely the ERG) law and order worse than ever in my memroy, immigration out of control, inflation, constant party in-fighting, fuel bills, more people in poverty, increase in homelessness, increase in food banks and people in poverty all under their watch but hey vote for them again and more of the same because no one else could possibly do a better job or have any better ideas.
Generally speaking it's the poor & rich at the extreme ends of the scale that will be most affected by a labour government not those in the middle.
For what my opinion is worth (not much btw lmao), AB negotiated 2 x very good farmout deals in a challenging geo-political clinate. So, I reckon a) there must have been strong interest in the project and b) AB is a decent negotiator or c) both a) & b).
Based on that, if JOG are to be sold, I trust that AB would get the very best possible price.
The UK should support and develop the North Sea resource while they can, encourage exporting it and if possible use the proceeds from all the revenue to short term secure our energy security until the War ends, assist in the reduction of the National Debt and help fund longer term green energy projects.
All that potential revenue going begging !! Alas, too many idiots running the show.
It feels like if the partner announced in the original farm out deal was a 'major' recognised major North Sea player, such as a BP, or a Shell etc then the share price would have increased greatly by now. It's almost like the 'market' just don't believe in it in the project in it's current set up.