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Assume you don't mean mine other continents and leave Africa with even less economic activity; so what is your alternative?

TAC, I would like a mixed board, of ancient experienceds, plus recent geograds. We aren't here for ever, but I hope ujo can be.

Arithmetic good Term, but I approach your opinions with caution.

P.S., was it your accountant told you it's a fee world?

Or Freddie on a bad day (all you gotta do is...).

A funny thing happened to me in 2017 in relation to ukog. I had a few quid in my trading account, something in mind to buy, which was a bit too dear that day so I looked for somewhere else to hold it for a gain meantime. Ukog caught my eye; it had good news (or good rumours anyway) so I bought @1.84p & sold @2.02p 4 days later, to buy my original target. As I recall, in the next fortnight, amid endless ramping, it 10-bagged, leaving me on the outside tearing hair and grinding teeth (you don't want to see them now). Obviously it's fallen a lot since, up&down but mostly down.

Pboo, was this you with your balsa-wood water tankers, and papier-maché oil, to which many on here refer?

Useful lesson for me, anything CAN happen, and IF YOU CAN'T LAUGH AT LOSS, DON'T DO IT. Gla.

I have always valued the model; but, covid changed everything. (I held ezj, another story.) We were bound to fall badly, I really hope back to where it was before. Gla, take care, this is shares.

Monet, I did observe early doors, buys discouraged. Enemies without, within, on all sides. More I see more I hold/buy.

Wjt123, you must have got quite a few c.£4 & your confidence is rewarded, not everyone had it.

As previously discussed this is the right model for fairly hard times when people can only just afford to go out. Desperately hard times might be another story. As an occasional customer, I note the current beer "festival" features a temporary reversal of the last price rise. It also features odd ales not seen before.

Puts me in mind of Williams' Ma Crèpe Suzette.

Still neg., down to £100.

while can sell @ 24.8p. Mark down hence questionable. (using LonSouE not live)

Rather harsh, but it was certainly poor judgement to declare @£4.79, 2m ago, "Wouldn't be surprised to see the sp tanking over next few months." Just sour grapes that he didn't invest then, rather than full-blown moronic?

Jzchat, might they sell to generate a capital loss before 6 April? Then buy them back? Only an idea.

No1pl, had you seriously doubted it would reach this sp?

WOS, I have no details, but it seems to me; if the company had been stuffed with cash, why a fundraiser? But now it is so stuffed.

Not currently invested here.

Banksman, manipulation can be the only answer to your question. How, why, by whom, for whose benefit & when will it cease? These are different questions, and people's answers vary wildly. Or do I mean widely? Or both?

Guess I really knew it was "there"; no other reading would fit the link, for which thanks.

Agreed

Darie, if a dog, @25p you still have opportunity not to be bitten.

Indeed TAC, "well in excess". The point has been made a mid-tier producer doesn't need to rns every $M as it comes along. Just read the accounts and reports. Heid says we do want regular revenue RNSs, whatever. Surely if $15m announcement is delayed at all, there will be another tiresome bashers' feeding frenzy.

More info on this morning's BBC news.

While burning petroleum is the climate issue, the 6000+ products to which you refer are largely plastics which currently terminate in oceans. Work is required.

Scientists of the 1940s gave us polymers and the atomic bomb. Putin notwithstanding, it might be the former product which ends life on the planet. Not in my lifetime, but hey!?

Clearly, I'm invested, I don't think petroleum is dead quite yet; but that the Wressle production on an environmentally-sharp, efficient site is better than shipping the stuff from Venezuela, Nigeria, Russia or USA. Although it must scale back. No probs kids, I know other views on this bb, respect, mostly.