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Any reason? Any new news?

*above (not stove) 👍

Great news - with Silver stove $40/oz, the timing couldn't be better.

Completely agree Frits, but your figures are rather conservative:

"Global Autoimmune Disease Therapeutics market size 2021 was recorded $137 Billion whereas by the end of 2025 it will reach $170.2 Billion."

Source - https://www.cognitivemarketresearch.com/autoimmune-disease-therapeutics-market-report#:~:text=Global%20Autoimmune%20Disease%20Therapeutics%20Market%20Report%202025%20Market%20Size%20Split,%25%20during%202025%20to%202033.%22

That's the key to this chaps/chapesses. Licences alone will take this to high hundred millions MCap, maybe more.

Safety buckle clinked.

I like what I read - I'm in.

Why do people worry so much about tiny sales when retail holding on this is less than 10%?

Too much worry about tiny sales in my humble opinion.

"It'll change in the next budget for sure."

I do hope so Cev - they can't with one hand (state pension) and not give with the other (private pension/SIPP allowance).

But hey, we're dealing with the most uneconomic structured government in my lifetime so they'll probably tax both to the extreme just to balance the books.

Let's see.

... so yes, Retirment is correct in suggesting ISA is better than SIPP. Until the rules change - and they need to!

You are very lucky to have that Cev, but Retirment is correct for the rest of us.

Something I'm worried about being 50 at the moment and 57 before I can draw down my 25% tax fee. Do I maximise to get huge tax free payout then suffer the yearly drawdowns that will be taxable? I didn't know until today that the average SIPP/Private Pension is only £86k for the UK.

That gives a semi nice one off 25% draw down but the rest is dire - you can't live off £300 a month.

£1m in the UK gives us £250k draw down but then we need to limit the yearly drawdowns to be tax efficient. That's why I feel the current government need to extend a tax break (10% on every draw down per annum). It's the only way to sort the state pension mess.

I actually really enjoyed this thread. Very funny! 🤣

And Jane is right Badland! Never comb your hair unless you have a spiritual reason to do so!

Shameful when we have British citizens on the streets Badland.

Like I say, a quick buck will hopefully be their downfall.

At the end of the day, we need to remember the hotels that have given themselves up to this silly agenda and we need to remember never to request there in future.

What is a fast buck could soon become a lesson in never doing it in the first place - if people remember of course.

I think the most insulting thing LWHL is the fact that these You-Tube personas argue against the hotels (that I agree with) but they are very quick to suggest that Jesus and God is good....

In my humble opinion, that's where they fail. I'm an atheist - have been since being born into an Irish Catholic family, and I even tried to get back involved with the Alpha Project, but all religion (again, in my humble opinion) is fantasy, It should be history like Aesops Fables.

"How do you know that some unemployed people protesting haven't already paid into the system?"

I don't. But hey that Wishbone eh? 🤩

"If they are unemployed it is better them protesting than sitting at home moaning i'd gladly give them a few quid."

I totally disagree with refugee hotels, on that we agree. I also totally disagree with idiots shouting "stop taking our tax money" at the refugees, when they themselves are taking 'our' tax money.

Simples.

"I had a punt on WSBN after you said about them previously, very happy I did! Still a very risky punt, but fingers crossed they strike it lucky!"

Nice one - again, I offer no advice, just puking my own choices to those interested enough to listen, but I'm glad it's (obviously) working for you 👍

"Have you evidence that the majority of those protesting against migrant hotels are unemployed?"

I call it a reasonable assumption, something we have to do if data isn't freely available.

I back it up by saying some of the major hotel protests have happened during the week, during the day. Now, unless they are on a dinner break, or if they secured time off with their bosses for extra curricular activities, I would say it's a pretty fair assumption to say they are unemployed.

It's extremely childish and, unless you are day traders, take a look at yourselves.

Casper has been spot on throughout and so everyone tale a chill pill and go with the flow. No more "it's gonna get to 2p today" or "It's gonna need extra funding"... just chill the hell out and let it do what's naturally going to do.

Anyway.... Wishbone again tomorrow chaps. Not advice, just one to continue to look at 👍