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evi,

When you play with fire, you can get burnt. There is a good reason shares like those bounce around: how do you value a bankrupt company that might have residue value, or a miner that is a serial placer / disappointer? I read that comment: the bloke should have put the initial stake back into his long term portfolio and gambled with his VAST profit.

'the landscape changed.
whatever that may be'

Yes, creditors and the pension scheme are now being protected; unless there is a miracle over the weekend, shareholders will lose the lot.

'I'm struggling to see how Ocado, in isolation, can be worth less now than it was in Jan 2019.'

People struggle to value a company that consumes cash and makes losses. Maybe the price of Jam_Tomorrow was higher in Jan 2019?

'If the deal gets done this stock will go wild so well worth a buy at this price imo.'

Rubbish - it depends on the terms of any deal. At this stage, it would be of little surprise if any deal only includes long term rewards if the compound makes it past Phase III to commercial success. Without any upfront payment, the share price would come under pressure as investors will question the cash position of the company as well as the likelihood of a discounted placing.

Yeah, right

Calling in the Administrators must just be fake news.

Swing to Labour... Boris's home territory losing ground.

And Hillingdon is far right by London standards.

kenny, you know you want one of these

https://www.bugasalt.co.uk/

best post there today:

MickR

Posts: 2,784

Price: 0.978

Strong Buy

Recommended Cash Offer of 10p per ordinary shareToday 14:39
Now imagine if you are out if such an RNS ever lands ;-)

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They are good guards

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/why-china-is-using-guard-geese-to-uphold-its-zero-covid-policy

'Throughout history, territorial and often aggressive domestic geese have been deployed to keep watch over everything from Scotch whisky to military installations.'

"Despite the Kremlin spox saying full-scale mobilization rumors are “nonsense,” Russian state agencies (from the post office to the tax inspectors) have started flooding online job portals with listings for mobilization experts."

https://twitter.com/KevinRothrock/status/1522277544791322624

Because Russia has not declared war, serving soldiers are allowed to quit and conscripts are not legally allowed to be deployed to front lines. This all changes if war is declared, which some seem to miss. So any signs of mobilisation are important and should be carefully watched for signs of escalation. 'Good luck' if you own Russian shares; you are going to need it.

Surfin' · Ernest Ranglin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9W4hZSSx8

good stuff

'DANGEROUS AMBIGUITY: UK POLICY TOWARDS UKRAINE:

British ministers seem to be making policy towards Russia’s attack on Ukraine on the hoof, and risk heightening the prospect of a war of attrition with no end in sight.'

https://declassifieduk.org/dangerous-ambiguity-uk-policy-towards-ukraine/

About us: "Declassified UK is the leading media organisation uncovering the UK’s role in the world.

We investigate Britain’s military and intelligence agencies, its most powerful corporations and its impact on human rights and the environment.

We tell the truth about the UK’s global footprint – a public service that is not provided anywhere else."

A trustworthy site that GOV would prefer did not exist; they shine a light into murkier corners that GOV would prefer light is not shone upon.

Order a new VW today and delivery is next year... And the BOE boss thinks bottlenecks will ease soon!

And he gets paid how much to say that?

'Global commodity prices are assumed to rise no further' - they will keep rising for a while still. Global food reserves are dwindling and this season's harvest will be badly affected by a lack of fertiliser at affordable prices. And metal prices will keep hardening as big miners are rewarding shareholders, not investing in new production capacity. Where are the resources for EVs, grid improvements and renewable energy coming from?

'global bottlenecks ease over time' - does he not watch the news? The bottleneck developing in China is worse than the bottlenecks that Covid caused in the West. And the bottlenecks will spread, like the problem with microprocessors.

And, if the BOE do not increase interest rates fast enough, the £ will weaken, which will add further inflationary pressure. Wage increases will flow through into the domestic market, also adding to inflation and with higher wages the price of property will increase as will the imported goods required to furnish them.

#eat_cabbage

People have caught the VAST fever... it results in getting burnt if you stay exposed for too long

So, SS has not decided to actually convert Horse Hill-2z into a water injector yet, despite the cost savings.

If the costs of conversion are not worth it, then you do the maths... bleak news for shareholders if the costs do not make commercial sense.

This is going to hurt… To retain creditability, the BOE should at least raise rates by 1/2 today, otherwise there will be renewed pressure on the £. But there is a problem: the Chancellor and other Tory Grandees were forthright in praising their excellent stewardship of the economy that allowed them to borrow unprecedented amounts of money at extremely low interest rates to pay for Covid expenses.

But they never explained to Joe Public that they were just printing the money in Threadneedle Street through Quantitive Easing to buy the GOV debt at artificially low rates. And now the Chancellor needs to reverse ferret and sell the bonds into a rising interest rate environment. A £1000 ten year zero percent bond in a 2.5% real interest rate setting is worth £781 so GOV is facing a 22% loss on this bond example.

The QE bill is now due.

https://twitter.com/KevinRothrock/status/1521945570629332994

'AVTOTOR allocated land plots for vegetable gardens to its employees'

After deals with BMW, Kia, and Hyundai fell through due to the war in Ukraine, Kaliningrad-based auto manufacturer Avtotor is allocating 100-sq-ft gardens to workers so they can grow potatoes when things get really lean. This is fine!

http://www.avtotor.ru/news/2066-avtotor-vydelil-svoim-rabotnikam-zemelnye-uchastki-pod-ogorody

Things must be looking bleak when you give your Russian workers land to grow potatoes because sanctions are biting.

Destruction for the sake of destruction: this is what #Russia is about. Another video from yesterday’s strike on the #Kharkiv Central Park

https://twitter.com/lesiavasylenko/status/1521924774443819009

For what?