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After the ramptastic posts from Adam, punters will now have someone else to blame if things do not end up in profit. Suzy's 'Full of confidence and unconcerned' Twitter bio will fade into insignificance.

Worth a read; it has some details about how the US IRA Act will make significant changes to the Hydrogen economy:

https://spectrum.ieee.org/hydrogen-economy-inflation-reduction-act

'The recent announcement relates to internal financial matters only and will not affect our customers’ experience'

'internal financial matters' = the transfer of ownership to creditors is on the cards. You had your chances to sell today; you may regret not having done so on Monday morning.

Playing with hand grenades is as dangerous as smoking in an ammo dump [but I have smoked on guard duty outside an ammo dump - the stupidity of youth].

Ads?

I use Chrome for browsing; highly modified on my Chromebook and just 3 extensions on my iMac. I see no ads here, on YouTube or anywhere else on the Interweb. On the iMac I have:

Adblock Plus
Privacy Badger
uBlock Origin

When you are being targeted by ads, you are the product.

ocelot comments about 'negatively-inclined UKOG commentators'. I think some that seem to be 'negatively-inclined' to him are just realists with honest posts. Those rose-tinted spectacles can badly effect your vision, especially when they are cheap ones designed for kids bought off eBay.

But if you buy the Unicorn ones at least you can look like you are dreaming of UKOG being valued at over £1 billion [see ocelot's post at 19h47 yesterday below].

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144612090984

"I've not looked recently at the potential gross value of Loxley (before operating costs, therefore) on the basis of current gas prices but, at a guess, it is going to be of the order of 100 times UKOG's market cap, maybe more.'

What are the wells following? Do they have social media accounts?

'Loxley is a long-term project, long-term projects would never be undertaken if companies were not prepared to invest for the long-term.'

Clearly UKOG are 'not prepared to invest for the long-term' at Loxley - they are looking for a farmee to pay the bills / part thereof.

'West Africa Is Drowning in Plastic. Who Is Responsible?'

https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2022-coca-cola-nestle-west-africa-ghana-plastic-waste-recycling/?srnd=premium-uk

The drone footage at the beginning of the article is depressing; if ever there was a need for tech from PHE, it is here and now. Accra Point should be an outstanding place to fish; instead it is a soup of plastic and other rubbish.

But some just prove that dead cats do bounce [just not every one though]. CINE warned shareholders will get wiped out but it was top of the risers today. Bottom feeders never learn that you can get badly burnt playing with fire, especially if the market has flatulence and lets off gas from the stink...

Another ammo dump on fire; this time inside Russia

https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1560339049042280448

Careless

mick,

I live on unearned income; if the tax system was not so generous to me, there would be some incentive for me to work.

They will not want the price cap being increased, as they do not want to end up with bad debts and a society collapsing around them into civil unrest. GOV needs to tax capital income equally; if you have rental, dividend, interest etc income it should be taxed at the same rate as employment income. And, pensioners with high incomes should pay NI.

Otherwise, debt is going up or people will start rioting [maybe a good way of keeping warm and doing some exercise?]. It is likely to be an angry winter...

'Japan urges its young people to drink more to boost economy'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-62585809

Maybe in a generation our GOV will be advertising trying to get the 'youf' to smoke more weed?

Breaking news:

https://twitter.com/TpyxaNews/status/1560355507860389888

They may regret that - until earlier this year, China had banned imports of soybean and wheat from Russia because of the worry of diseases spreading from imports to local farms. I think they were most concerned about Fusarium head blight, but a quick Google search did not confirm it was this specific disease, just diseases in general.

mick,

Smart networks can be set such that you will only sell when the power companies offer a certain price or higher. It is coming, even if it takes an aggregator to act as middleman.

'US Retailers Feel Inventory Pain as Consumers Shift Spending'

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2022-08-18/supply-chain-latest-us-retail-feels-inventory-pain-as-spending-shifts

Got to be happening here as well... And what about the companies who get delayed stock out of time with the seasons. When the retailers have to make space they will sometimes be prepared to wash their faces.