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roly DARVO likes to talk about numbers - but not this number - the sp -

Share Price: 0.75
Bid: 0.70
Ask: 0.80
Change: -0.025 (-3.23%)

Provoked -

"GOP Senator Says We Should Preemptively Nuke Russia to Protect Territorial Integrity of the Ukraine" - and that was long before Russia started its military intervention.

https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/gop-senator-says-we-should-preemptively-nuke-russia-to-protect-territorial-integrity-of-the-ukraine/

""Washington Spits In the Kremlin’s Eye"

“NATO countries are already training Ukrainian troops and consulting with them,” he [Stoltenberg] bragged. “They are conducting joint exercises and providing military supplies and technology.” - and that was long before Russia started its military intervention.

"As Biden and his Secretary of State already said: “We don’g give a hoot about Russian red lines. The exceptional US has red lines, not those inconsequential Russian jerks."

https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2021/12/16/washington-spits-in-the-kremlins-eye/

JMT1234 - and even the Pope says NATO provoked it - "Pope Doubles Down On NATO-Ukraine Comments: Russian Invasion Was "Provoked"

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/pope-doubles-down-ukraine-war-comments-russian-invasion-was-provoked

JMT1234 - you are in total denial - either utterly brainwashed by BBC bluff or too bigoted to accept evidence. The parallel with the Cuban missile crisis is completely valid.

Tedious only to persons with a certain attitude and agenda. You don't like my posts, which are truthful about the sp and the denial and refusal to talk about the sp by the likes of roly DARVO. You find their bluff , misinformation, mocking, insults and abuse acceptable.

I wonder why that is.

"EU NatGas Soars On Gazprom Flow-Cuts, Goldman Hikes US NatGas Price Target"

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/goldman-revises-natgas-price-targets-after-freeport-lng-terminal-explosion

"JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon and Goldman Sachs President John Waldron both openly voicing concerns about economic disaster" - from -

https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/inflation-deniers-are-finally-admitting-they-were-wrong

"Don’t expect the Fed to come in and save the day like it did in the last financial meltdown back in 2008 and 2009. The Fed bailed out the economy when it started printing money like crazy and never stopped. Holter says, “The bottom line is the world’s financial system and, thus, real economies have been on life support since 2008. What people should understand is when the Fed says they are going to raise interest rates and they are going to shrink their balance sheet, that says they are pulling the plug out of the wall. They are taking the system off life support. The bottom line is the system cannot live without life support. The Ponzi scheme cannot continue without new capital coming into the system. They are pulling the plug is what they are doing. . . . It’s game over.” " - from -

https://www.jsmineset.com/2022/06/15/usa-watchdog-game-over-theyre-pulling-the-plug-bill-holter/

As I wrote the other day - "You are the fourth person to very recently join this site then start posting on this board. That is suspicious." That isn't four people, it's you - your four other names. Professional ramper.

Just a thought NTM, rather than waiting for a bottom in a falling sp, why not buy into a success story and rising sp?

May I suggest that you take look at today's Final Results from ECK.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/eckoh-plc--eck-/rns/final-results/202206150700038932O/

British market recovering strongly after Covid, winning business in the US, huge increase in US revenues and an increase in the dividend.

I have noticed that this company expresses optimism, but in a reserved and restrained way - cautious optimism, and lives up to it, so with words like "substantial" in today's results, they must be very confident of good things coming along. I'm very confident that the sp is on its way up.

I really do thing it is worth reading, I hope you agree.

Well said NTM. That was a concise summing up of the situation, but watch out for davey. He came on here making post with a reasonable tone, as did roly DARVO, but he soon dropped the politeness and resorted to rather insulting posts, as did roly DARVO. His demeanour changed simply because I put my point of view and told him about how the sp had moved over the last few years. He didn't like that truth and he threw a tantrum and threw his toys out of the pram. To be fair to him, he didn't become as rude and abusive as roly DARVO

BTW, " give the upstart the robust reply." should have been " give the upstart a robust reply.", but I expect you realised it.

Note - "Increased final proposed Dividend at 0.67p per share (FY21: 0.61p), demonstrating increasing confidence in the ongoing growth opportunity". Confidence!

NTM, you've been on this board a lot longer than davey and you know more about the history of the sp than he does. May I suggest that you give the upstart the robust reply.

They were perhaps not examples of his best forecasts, but I didn't have the time to hunt down any more.

But even the best forecasters can get things wrong. This came out yesterday and it is about how top US economists, The Fed and the Treasury got it wrong -

"Inflation-Deniers Are Finally Admitting They Were Wrong"

"The alternative financial media called the establishment out on their lies and we provided an endless array of evidence to support the position that an inflationary crisis was in fact imminent. We were called "conspiracy theorists" and "doom mongers" in response. Now comes the time of reckoning. We were right, they were wrong, but they'll still try to convince the masses that THEY are the proper people to solve the problem even though they used to deny it even existed"

https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/inflation-deniers-are-finally-admitting-they-were-wrong

Optimus, this was also in that article, perhaps you have a bit of respect for their views -

"JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon and Goldman Sachs President John Waldron both openly voicing concerns about economic disaster".

Will they be proved wright or wrong? Who knows.

So, we must just wait and see how things turn out. Obviously I don't want to see total financial collapse as that would be devastating for society, but I try to keep my eyes open and read wide range of views.

Just one last extract from that "Inflation-Deniers Are Finally Admitting They Were Wrong" artcile -

"Yellen's announcement is specifically concerning because administration economists are usually the last to admit economic mismanagement or mistaken predictions, because their jobs depend on the public remaining uninformed. Yellen is also in a unique position of being unable to deny personal involvement; as a former Fed official she directly presided over some of the most egregious inflationary actions in the central bank's history. If she is admitting that she was wrong, then the system must be on the verge if an epic downturn.

The problem with such admissions is that they are often followed up with disinformation. The current narrative is to blame Russia "

That is why I like to read a wide range of views - to see through the bluff we get from our rulers.

I didn't expect to get dragged into this debate, but one last word - I wasn't trying to suggest that doom is on the way for DELT. (Bob Moriarty said put your money into things with real assets - and I see DELT's NS assets as fitting in with that)

I am in DELT to make money and I exercised my critical thinking skills and forecasting skills in weighing up the prospects for DELT. I concluded that the sp will go up, so I hope that even if I was led astray by those writers, my own forecasting skills turn out to be right in the case of DELT.

" I've revised my re - entry target down here to under .5p now" - in making that decision, I hope you took into account my words about a possible spike up when the results come out or the company issues some sort of good news, perhaps a big contract win. Of course I went on to say that I expect any spike to soon fizzle out. I made my forecast without a guiding light from FK1, he is the real expert. It's a gamble, but I believe you have made the right decision.

Very nice. The only way is up.

I've just recalled that Bob Moriarty, the author of the second article, is often interviewed by an oil and gas websites, so some of you might be familiar with his views.

http://energyandgold.com/2020/09/12/bob-moriarty-the-next-two-months-could-be-catastrophic-in-american-history/

https://oilprice.com/Finance/investing-and-trading-reports/Low-Oil-Prices-Could-Start-World-War-III-Interview-With-Bob-Moriarty.html

and there are others who interview him.

A stupid post and doom porn eh? Did you read entire articles or just the extracts I posted?

One of them was written by a Swiss fund manager and the other by a very highly regarded man who, a couple of months ago, made a forecast (made using the DSI which he says is the most reliable indicator, almost never wrong) and the markets turned on the very day he said they would, and that wasn't a one-off lucky strike. I have followed him for twenty years and he has made many shrewd calls.

As he has written ""Very few people understand what is actually happening because it is so far outside their frame of reference".

The US is bankrupt and the Fed won't be able to save us from the crash. Read the full articles -
"The world, I mean the whole f***ing world, depends on resources from Russia. The current world economy cannot and will not continue to function without those resources. If Putin cut off natural gas to Germany tomorrow, the doors would close on the EU in six months. It may happen in any case.

Do I really need to mention that the US is paying a price for the sanctions? The 3rd world faces massive starvation. The EU is literally shutting down. Actually just about everyone in the world is suffering due to the sanctions except one country.

That would be Russia.

Their Ruble went from 75 prior to the war to 160 when the sanctions were announced to 55 today. Don’t for even a minute think they got hurt. If there were a single politician in the West with functioning brain cells, they would be begging the US to rethink the sanctions."

So - 15 posts by me today and a few days ago he told us that 54 of my posts, out of 78, were on this board So you like to talk numbers do you roly DARVO? Well let's talk numbers - what was the sp when you bought and were posting your "analysis" to back up your view that the sp would go up?

What is the sp today? That is a number you daren't even mention because you got it wrong, I was right and you can't stand it.

I'm not saying this is the answer cookoo, just a theory, but could the wider jitters be behind the drop?

"But investors are neither mentally nor financially prepared for what is coming.

The selling we are currently seeing is just on the margin. Most investors are staying put and will ride the market down by 50% or more before they realise that this is serious. And at that point they will hope and pray since they will believe it is too late to get out.

Sadly no one will understand that it is really different this time and that most asset classes will fall by 90% or more in real terms." from -

https://kingworldnews.com/greyerz-is-the-world-entering-a-singularity-event-that-will-change-our-civilization-to-the-extent-that-it-will-become-unrecognizable/

"Very few people understand what is actually happening because it is so far outside their frame of reference. As to a market crash 90% of investment advisors have never seen a real crash. Boy are they in for a surprise. But it goes far deeper than that. " from -

http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty061422.html

Two opinion pieces that should be taken seriously.

They are in denial of reality. They can analyse all they like , but there are other factors at play as far as the sp is concerned. That is all I comment on - the sp. That and pointing out the abuse and lies from some people.