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No thanks.

Moreover Retirment, we’re all having a pretty groovy party on this continuous upward ride.

Looking likely £4.20 will be hit next week on current momentum alone, let alone the fireworks from investment value being hit, divs to follow and hopefully SMRs.

I’ve saved you a ticket anyway. Just say the grey cat with all the salmon has it and you’ll be welcome aboard anytime.

Saves moving those goalposts in this weather!

...sometimes in life, it's time to just hold your hands up rather than continue to move the goal posts.

".....£3.80 came early".

£3.90 did too hey Retirment? 😂

*must (not use)

Quick calculation suggests RR use gain around 6% a month from now to reach that goal.

Possible?

Last month saw a 28% gain. Last 6 months had an average of 12% (per month).

Currently buying bigger freezer to accept the salmon donations.

I'll be keeping an eye on www.firstlightfusion.com, just incase they ever go public.

"A poll at the International Atomic Energy Agency’s forum in London found that 65pc of insiders think fusion will generate electricity for the grid at viable cost by 2035, and 90pc by 2040."

Fusion is the future....

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/03/13/nuclear-fusion-energy-britain-grid-sooner-than-you-think/

....Claire Coutino and she's rather keen to get electricity from Morocco:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/03/11/britain-losing-out-germany-16bn-undersea-power-cable-scheme/

"When complete, the scheme is predicted to deliver 3.6 gigawatts of electricity to the UK’s National Grid, equivalent to around 8pc of all demand. This is slightly more electricity than Hinkley Point C is expected to generate, even though the £46bn nuclear plant carries an expected price tag that is more than double Xlinks’s."

Hey Franky,

Yes, nothing changed on my goal for £7 Feb 2025.

Just a little annoyed people can't do their jobs correctly.

Onwards and upwards.

Again, we're on the same positive vibe there RonR, but look at where the orange (SMR) begins.

Mid term mate.

Remnant. 😂

...found it!

Just uploaded to here:

https://nettles-investments.co.uk/rr-cmd-strategic-update-23-v2.pdf

Page 18 - LONG-TERM GROWTH MOMENTUM

Clearly shows SMR and Narrow body being 2/5ths of future business.

"That being said the CMD didn't include any real growth forecasts"

It did at the end though..... the increase was about 2/5ths based on narrow body and SMR input.

(Whatever you do, please don't look at 'chaster68' chat history by clicking on his/her name)

It's a minefield of hate filled crap with a massive admiration for Ar5en4l for some strange reason.....

No actual RR data in 4 pages.

I'll leave that to the viewer to decide what's going on there.

Night all!

Bless you chaster68.

See you guys in Feb 2025.

Did you watch the RR CMD RonR? I watched it all the way through which is why I was so confident my £7 would be reached.

Mainly from Helen McCabe (CFO) who gave definitive, no bulls4it evidence of the determined increase in RR in the short, mid and long term goals.

Tufan had to be held back at points as he said too much in my humble opinion. I personally feel, like he did, that the SMR was concrete and going their way as it was a no brainer.

Under the CFO, we'd get a sustained increase in value benefiting from an increase in turnover and profitability from current product. I like that - I can hang my hat on that.

Tufan, although I love his style of looking after shareholders, is more of a futures man, based on ideas rather than actual implementation. He's put a lot on the winning of the SMR, a lot on re-entry to narrow body etc.

RonR, I totally agree with you but the reality is different mate.

"you do know I am sure EDF is a French state owned company, and that simply won't be good for UK energy security"

EDF own Hinkley C mate. A contract given to a French state owned company by the UK government.

... don't get me wrong, I bloody hate talking this was as (as you know) I've been the biggest supporter of RR since 2020 now.

I just see now what Tufan has seen for a months and it's not pleasant.

Totally get that RonR, but the requirement to stall is based on potential legal action from competitors.

I presumed the current government had done due diligence to ensure that wasn’t possible.

Now we’re in the realms of corporate crap.

The EDF debacle of Hinkly C is a perfect get out clause for the current gov to offset any payment from UK taxpayer by offering SMR contract as a payment to EDF.

Call me cynical if you want, but that’s the way this is heading!

“EDF win majority SMR contracts for UK”