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Vaccines are too scary for me. In January I read this by an eminent cardiothoracic surgeon - "For the Elderly the Covid Vaccine Might Be More Deadly Than Covid Itself".
"For the Elderly the Covid Vaccine Might Be More Deadly Than Covid Itself" (Look it up - worth reading, very informative).

Back then it was only his theory that they would cause blood clots, but time has proved him right. Look up this one - "Las Vegas teen undergoes three surgeries to remove blood clots after getting J&J vaccine" - Emma Burkey. I've seen many more similar cases and I saw a report of over 2,600 deaths caused by vaccines.

Also back in January, there was a letter in The Lancet, signed by ten doctors, that warned of blood clots. Their concern has, sadly, been justified by many deaths.

Our leaders keep telling us these adverse events are rare and the benefits outweigh the risks - they may be rare, but for those who get a blood clot, it doesn't matter to them how rare they are. They will be worried and in fear and wishing they hadn't taken the risk.

What I meant was - are they selling at the spot price plus the usual markup, or are they charging a huge premium. I looked at Bullionbypost and they are asking around £30 for a 1oz Britannia coin - thirty quid not dollars.

Re: "make everyone think it is going to be far worse than it really will be" - I hope that is how it turns out, look at what happened to Acacia. I know it is a different country, but it is an example of how a political attack can cost shareholders dearly.

Thanks for that Dark_Knight2020. Did he say what they were charging customers? Are they selling silver at $26 - $27 per ounce, or at higher prices?

Possibly, but what that article says about Venezuela is scary. It shows what Marxists do to a country and its economy.

I fear that the HOC sp will drop to under 150p.

""Enough Looting My People": Peru's Marxist Presidential Frontrunner Pledges To Seize Offshore Company Profits"
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/enough-looting-my-people-perus-marxist-presidential-frontrunner-pledges-seize-offshore

Only one trade so far today. Still plenty of tickets available for the Moonshot, no rush.

I was in Yamana for quite a few years the last time it was listed in London. It was a great company and I thought it was an excellent investment with a rising dividend, but there wasn't enough volume and so they de-listed from the London exchange. I found it odd that British fund managers wouldn't buy into a great company like this.

It isn't just odd, it is suspicious. There is a definite anti-PM stocks bias.

Kirkland Lake was another great company. I was in that one too when it was listed on the London exchange, but it de-listed for the same reason. When it de-listed, I sold. Kirkland Lake is now famous a s 50 bagger, so not only did I miss out, but so did the British fund managers - why didn't they buy what was obviously a great company, why was there no interest?

When I say "There is a definite anti-PM stocks bias" - I think it is more than that. I will say no more, but for those who know - they know.

But I bought a ticket for a ride to the Moon. I believed the slimeball and Miss Dribbles about a Moonshot coming soon. Have I been lied to?

Only one trade so far today. Still plenty of tickets available for the Moonshot, no rush.

My recent purchase goes to proves the wisdom of what I have been saying for the last few years - don't buy until FK1 advises that it is safe to do so.

From the slimeball - "Moonbus has been fully-booked months ago...." - no, it wasn't fully booked, as I recently bought a ticket.

Speaking as a shareholder, I'm getting fed up waiting for the lift off.

frenchie38 - he called me a prick because I made a forecast of a drop in the sp.

When I made that forecast, the sp was over 50p. I said it might drop to 43p, maybe even 42p.

The sp dropped to 45p, not quite my target, but a sizeable drop. Anyone who sat waiting as ISAPENSION keeps recommending, was a sitting duck for that drop.

I moved to another share and got a gain, rather than a drop. How's that frenchie38?

By the way, when I made the first post - forecasting a drop, the sp was over 50p. I said it might drop to 43p and possibly 42p.

It fell to about 45p, but has since picked up a bit.

I've just posted this on the CNR borad - "just wanted to apologise for being so prickly/defensive!" - why don't you apologise for calling me a prick?"

Will they consider that as abuse, so will I be banned?

You see, a while ago on the CNR board, I made a forecast of a drop in the sp. ISAPENSION called me a prick. He told me that I shouldn't forecast drops as it hurts people's feelings.

I told him that if a mere forecast of a drop hurts his feelings then he shouldn't be in the stock market.

He gave me more abuse so I called him a cry baby snowflake, and when, just over a week ago I called him an arrogant oaf, he reported my post and my account was suspended.

So, if I disappear from the LSE site, blame ISAPENSION on CNR.

"just wanted to apologise for being so prickly/defensive!" - why don't you apologise for calling me a prick?

I wonder what the slimeball would say if he knew I am a shareholder.

Thanks chaps, the support is appreciated.

Greetings everyone, and this might end up being a goodbye message.

For the last week, my account has been suspended and I have been warned that next time I post an abusive message I will be permanently banned, so, if you don't hear from me again, that will be what has happened.

Actually, I was the victim of abuse and the people at LSE who monitor these boards seem to have the same attitude as the Post Office bosses who persecuted innocent post masters and mistresses - protect the guilty and persecute the innocent.

Regarding "Silver from the royal mint is at $33oz+ at the moment, when they have it that is." -

"The current silver price has nothing to do with supply and demand. In a real market the Price of Silver would be substantially higher. In a fake market, the manipulators have no problem to suppress the price by selling virtually unlimited fake paper silver."

"John Evans of As Good As Gold Australia has reported extensively on the problems at the Perth Mint. Numerous investors holding paper or synthetic silver with the Perth are reporting delays of 4 months when they ask for delivery."

From -
https://kingworldnews.com/greyerz-the-perth-mint-is-in-serious-trouble-where-is-their-clients-physical-gold-silver/

What the webinar will do for the sp - absolutely nothing.