Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Terry, looks to me from the data on here anyway, that it’s stop-loss orders kicking in again perhaps as opposed to lots of ‘active’ selling?
HL offering 2.4 for 400,000
A lot of sells at 2.501, is that stop losses kicking in?
Wow, yes some huge buys but some attributed to Friday, is there any reason for that? Big buys at the end of today though too. I hope that’s a good sign
The U.K. will be regularly checking antibodies, people like me who signed up to take part in the SIREN study have a PCR test every fortnight and an antibody test every 4 weeks. They have asked for the manufacturer and batch number of my vaccine, the U.K. research community is world class, and hopefully will act as a secure backstop for the frequent flip flopping of the government
I have sent an email to Nathan to state my objections to the warrants. I’m a tiny shareholder in the gran scheme but hopefully it all adds up
I have sent a message to HL to enquire how I vote against the warrants, is that the best thing to do for now?
Thanks, appreciate the advice from you all
Thanks for the reply’s all, yes the fees are so expensive, they eat into profits big time. I think I’ve learned that volume is key to try to minimise the effect of the large fees. I’m only dipping my toes in, only got £300 on this which is just over 10,100 shares. I’m making £10 per 0.1, think multibagger Jim said he was doing 70k per 1p, incredible stuff, best of luck to you all
As the name suggests, I am new to this and I’m using HL, often the prices some of you post are different to what I see, am I on a stupid platform having my pants pulled down?
Perhaps I can offer an insight into the use of face masks in a hospital. For context, pre-covid surgical masks were pretty much only worn in, you guessed it, the theatre environment. When leaving the theatre environment masks and theatre masks had to be binned. When covid began we were all fit tested for FFP3 masks which were to be worn when dealing with a covid positive patient. This was fairly quickly (much to most staff’s chagrin) de-escalated to a requirement to only wear FFP3 masks in an AGP area, with standard surgical face masks worn when dealing with a positive but non-ventilated patient, which would be binned when leaving the patient cubicle. Then the government introduced the requirement for everyone, be it staff or visitor, to wear a face covering at all times in any area in a hospital. My hospital provides surgical face masks to all staff and visitors on entry to the building. Now, there is the subject of ‘sessional use’, masks are not changed between patients but should be changed if In contact with a known positive patient if then leaving that area, if you’re on a ward full of covid patients you would take it off if leaving the ward but not in between patients. These masks can be worn over an FF3P mask in order to allow the repeated use of the more expensive FFP3 mask (which has a life span of around 6hrs) with the surgical mask binned instead.
Then we come to the reality of things on the ground, all of these rules are quite frankly not policed in anyway, shape or form. Ultimately staff will change their masks more frequently if they feel like, and to some extent hospital / NHS policy doesn’t matter a jot. The long and short of it is the NHS wastes money hand over fist, no one would ever know if you went through 10 masks a day- that’s the reality. So, the main factor for this stock I would argue is whether or not the NHS actually purchase these masks, i really wouldn’t get bogged down in the minutiae of usage. The PPE guidance has changed so many times most people have no idea what the most up to date advice is, if I’m being brutally honest. If the NHS buy them as standard masks then they will be burn through them in the millions. I haven’t the foggiest if they will buy them. There certainly won’t be any washable masks as it seems some have suggested, you can definitely forget about that as an idea that’s for certain.
I think you might be missing the point of the original point, party. You couldn’t replace FFP3 masks with the P2f but you would choose P2F at £1 over giving more people FFP3 at £5, if it was deemed necessary to extend their use beyond icu, AGP procedures.
I am a frontline NHS worker and i have been saying for months that staff away from ICU need better protection. Also, I can assure you that those FFP3 masks are unbelievably tight and uncomfortable to wear for long periods, so I’ve no doubt staff in general wards or outpatients would prefer a surgical style mask over an FFP3 (if considered safe enough).