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Has Adrian's latest account got toasted?

"You would want to get the placing done on a spike at a good price not when it drifts back down over a few weeks."

Sounds like you are waiting for a spike to sell and then buy back cheaper as you expect a placing?

Keep it up kenny - 0QLN is close to getting onto the top 5 chats today.

'farms could be more productive'

Gas-lighting statistic - try telling a welsh highlands lamb farmer he could be more productive. Marginal land will always produce more than quality farming land down south.

At the moment farmers are being paid to stop farming and grow trees... And productive land is being used to raise invasive birds for posh ****s to shoot. And, never forget the zero inheritance tax on farming land that is being abused by rich folk to avoid death duties - why else would Dyson be one of the largest landowners other than tax avoidance.

If farming land was more equitable distributed there would be more young farmers making a go of feeding the nation. Doris's plans will not address the big points; just make a big noise.

Paranoia, chief destroyer

https://www.businessinsider.com/putin-bodyguards-collect-his-poop-every-time-travels-abroad-report-2022-6?r=US&IR=T

Dow dives 800 points, S&P 500 posts worst week since January after inflation hits 40-year high

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/09/stock-market-news-open-to-close.html

I only lost a few quid today

The Economist allows a couple of articles to be read, so clearing cookies should work; the Bypass Paywall extension works just fine as it pretends to be Google’s Web Crawler:

https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome

A bleak report from the well known commie mag:

https://www.economist.com/leaders/2022/06/09/low-economic-growth-is-a-slow-burning-crisis-for-britain

Welcome back Adrian

The FT article below mentions UKOG / Dunsfold

https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ft.com%2Fcontent%2F950c866f-434e-4ecd-8cb3-b83f0ecba58c

'We’ve updated our FAQs page to answer your questions about our AGM and the resolutions requested':

https://twitter.com/valirxplc/status/1535207270686068736
https://www.valirx.com/shareholder-communications

All about placing shares...

Never heard of them... listed in Nov last year and down 40% on a trading update. Looks like a 'strong buy' soon if you need some new pots and pans or other kitchen stuff [not the shares].

I have opened an account in the expectation that they have too much stock and will want to entice first time customers to boost numbers to keep the market happy, and that prospective /new first time customers will be offered silly vouchers and discount codes on already competitive prices.

A member of the Proletariat exposes GOV nonsense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYFJ54Q50rU

Maybe you need to track changes to her bio in real time... Spoonbill may be the answer?

https://spoonbill.io/data/

Probably only if she owned shares in workhouse or clearance companies or otherwise derived financial benefit from them.

If her taxes went to pay for workhouses and clearances, they would probably be against...

I am criticising them, not blaming them.

I have a significant sum of money in a call account earning less than 1% interest with inflation at ten times that. I believe that the current GOVs policies are responsible for real negative rates of interest, as they are devaluing the £ instead of taxing the wealthy. Real negative interest rates will cost me tens of thousands this year.

GOV is wasting tax money which could be better used improving the economy... it affects the value of my investments. Mismanaging public finances is not politics, it is personal when I cannot avoid all taxes.

article link

https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ft.com%2Fcontent%2F90025f48-858f-40c5-a011-3f285f05e775

From an FT artcile:

"Because the UK has almost £500bn of government debt linked to inflation rates, the debt servicing cost is forecast to rise from £53.5bn in 2021-22 to £83bn in 2022-23."

And how much have the CONservatives borrowed over the last 12 years? £30 billion extra interest on old debt - surely this is a scandal that should be on the front pages of every newspaper?