Sapan Gai, CCO at Sovereign Metals, discusses their superior graphite test results. Watch the video here.
What's going on here? On HL the SP is 155.70.
There's no argument to any of what you say, it will all be a matter of 'stance' and negotiation. The real question is one of choice for the Scottish people, ie: to be part of the UK or, alternatively, part of Europe. That said, there may still be a question over the outcome of last week's vote. The ramifications are already showing to be considerable and there is time to reconsider before formal application is made. I am not saying that should happen, we have voted, but it may depend upon what else happens.
The point Mrs Sturgeon is making is that Scotland is presently included in UK membership of the EU and the Scottish and Northern Ireland populations have voted to 'remain. It is not a matter of 'joining'. These are Countries in their own right, they are not Counties.
The Scots have coped with invading groups since the beginning of time, they have long ago learned how to welcome and get on with others, indeed, if you look around the World you will find the Scots have been equally welcomed and have contributed hugely to the betterment of wherever they have domiciled. Such social skills have not been so apparent in our next door neighbour. There is no doubt that immigration was the major issue in the vote, surely because England is such an attractive place to live? Similarly Germany. The people have voted, presumably the requirement is the proper, thoughtful, effective, welcoming management of immigrant numbers that has been missing hitherto.
I don't argue with you really, just that nothing in future is certain and Govt has time to consider and act on whatever matters they are faced with, from immigration to traffic control, and they will pay heed to what the GBP has to say.
"Point of view" - whatever the outcome of the vote the Government that follows will have the opportunity to determine policies and influence others on all the matters you mention. There has been plenty of rhetoric and supporting numbers, mostly guesswork, so there will be no excuse for inaction or getting it wrong. There is no need to believe that 300,000 a year should continue and there is certainly no reason why it should. We elect our Governments to look at and decide on such issues, whatever its colour makes little difference it still has to make the decisions.. After this referendum they can have no excuses.
In this age when the problems are universal, way beyond simple economic or migratory matters, it needs all countries to join together rather than break apart. The experience and knowledge within UK leaders and academics, along with the standards we try to uphold, need to be influencing the rest of the World at all the top tables, most certainly those in Europe. We MUST vote REMAIN.
The best laid schemes! I looked at my laptop before we left our accommodation on Arran but you hadn't replied, so we elected to take a different route home, where I now sit. What a shame, it would have been good to have a wee while chewin the fat. Now that I am home I will be able to 'phone you, so will try to do that in the morning and maybe we can have a chat then. ATB for now.
Phone signal troubles, sorry. Looking to drop my party at the Central Park Coffee Shop around 12.45 Saturday. Is there somewhere nearby where I can find you?
OK, thanks, I have noted it so you can delete if that is possible. I will call you sometime when I have a free moment.
I have mobile ending 5746 but no email.
11.05 from Brodick on Saturday 5th arrives 12.00 at Ardrossan.
I don't think you should rush to sell, there is every chance the SP will keep drifting upwards, of course with the odd drop and recovery, and while you may not see 4p for a while I think it is in the distance. GL
Indeed, my best friend is a Falkirk man, absolutely devastated! Your boys made a great shift of it. How are you getting on? New job? As it happens I will be on the 15.20 ferry to Brodick on Saturday with my Wife and two friends so will pass your door. ATB
Is it really all about money? Haven't we discussed greed enough on this board? Surely with all the troubles around the World this is a time for Countries to find more ways of coming together 'for the greater good'? Breaking apart for money reasons doesn't seem to me to have any level of priority. These things can be discussed and argued to find better ways within Europe, surely that is what we are good at? We don't need to behave like a spoiled child and run away.
No such reason, I just happened to suggest to my local Halford's manager that his shop wasn't very busy and I was treated to a quite extended lecture on the merits of Armstrong's economic predictions, not least that the Stock Exchange will enjoy a huge lift in 2017. I haven't taken time to read much of his web stuff but may get around to it over the weekend - if it rains.
have knowledge or an opinion on Martin Armstrong? See 'armstrong economics'.
Having been in your shoes many times over the seven/eight years since the Govt bailout my best advice is to seek a safer home for your cash, perhaps do some trading - try BATS.
I am not sure that I meant it as 'my' point of view, rather that the Chancellor cannot be too happy with this inheritance. The points you make are perfectly valid but they tend to ignore the fact that there have been way too many items that should not have been possible, as I suggested there could well be things that were criminal. I dare say someone will write a book about it and give us all the detail. Neither A Darling or G Osborne could possibly have known there would be so much that was wrong. None of it was by chance or 'in error' it was all the result of deliberate actions.
Got it in one! We give each other and ourselves the best of advice but then we don't take it. It seems we cannot believe this share can be so bad and take so many hits. When we look back over the past seven or eight years the range of serious, if not criminal, events has been beyond reasonable description. Even the Chancellor must be bemused by what has surfaced and I am sure wishes his predecessors had allowed the Bank to fail.