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bots,

Thanks for sharing... a couple of comments.

An 'arroba' is a Brazilian weight measure = 32 lb ˜ 15 kg. So close to 2 tonnes extra yield per hectare which is worth around $1000. A significant return to a farmer.

Ramularia and Target spot are both fungal disease which flourish in humid conditions, so it is promising that PHC279 is working on other fungal conditions, as it seems to be opening up the market to other row crops in similar climatic conditions.

This is something to make a note of to ask about in a future Investor Meet presentation.

Henri the Cat's final video before retirement

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wx5Of3X-VJw

https://www.hartz.com/seven-steps-to-toilet-training-your-cat/

proper toilet training

zoopla?

A property search engine sells cat treats?

And in the Fake News Media [FNM] it has been confirmed that UKOG are actually a fracking company.

Pity it is not in the real news...

'Weekly Pricing Pulse: Commodity sell-off as data continues to disappoint'

https://ihsmarkit.com/research-analysis/weekly-pricing-pulse-commodity-selloff-data-disapoint.html

'Our Materials Price Index (MPI) fell 5.4% last week, with all but one of the index's ten sub-components declining. Markets are growing increasingly anxious about global growth, particularly in mainland China, and continued aggressive monetary tightening in the United States. This sparked the second largest weekly decline in the MPI this year and leaves prices 20% lower than the all-time high established in March 2022.'

It is like a football crowd

https://twitter.com/i/status/1568673222643818497

You have bought UKOG shares because "Warren Buffett is buying oilers".

Why not buy Occidental Petroleum then; it is an oiler that actually makes money and is the one Berkshire Hathaway is boosting its stake in. It is the move that an expert trader would be more likely to make.

'Keep up the funnies.'

He is an 'expert' on Val[irx] - a company that is so good that it has consolidated its shares twice.

'Flattered to see my name features once again in a subject-title'

Maybe someone who ocelot has not filtered should post what was written about him - he is unlikely to feel flattered by:

'f you listen to their bull crap you will lose your money.'

or

'They are paid rampers paid by lying steve'

'what the government has indicated about fracking and reforming regulations is, therefore, to be taken seriously'

Maybe you should find a company who has indicated that they want to frack then?

It seems to be only because people 'give up' that the BOD have remained in place earning good wages for delivering tax losses. Do you think that The Dear Leader deserves £1k a day 365 days a year?

Or do you think that shareholders should not have given up and ejected him from office long ago?

'massively increace bod'

How many new members of the BOD are you expecting, Adrian?

Chile’s EV Metals Mining Gets Boost After Voters Reject Constitution

https://www.barrons.com/articles/chile-ev-metals-mining-51662675757?mod=hp_DAY_8

Good news for the miners there...

e) pay the BOD?

Long bus queues in St Petersburg; they have run out of spare parts

https://twitter.com/KraftTea/status/1568295045387763719

Surely the coward is someone who lurks in the dark corners until Admin leave, then proceeds to post obnoxiously and constantly until their latest account has been closed.

The company seems to have attracted a dedicated bunch of private investors, some of whom either have deep pockets or are in so deep that they must average down according to their logic. So I would also expect a bounce, but as Trojan posted, maybe it might not be the best share to be in until all financing issues are cleared up.

From the RNS: "Rambler extends its appreciation to all of its stakeholders for their support to date as it completes this process."

When they start mentioning "stakeholders" it is never good; to me, it means that people other than shareholders have valid claims over the assets but that they would rather be paid in full or have clarity of being paid in due course [the debt restructuring part].

And with no mention of pay cuts, it seems as though management are placing themselves before shareholders as well. It might come right in due course, but I can see a city spiv coming up with some sort of death spiral financing that allows management to drip feed shares to the market to satisfy debtors and pay themselves whilst diluting the hell out of shareholders as they cry manyana, manyana.

mick,

Commiserations on RMM; they got the begging bowl out again.