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The trade was flagged on the 0QLN board; I doubt it was a buy as it would mean the MM are closing out a position at a great loss as can be seen on the trade history shown on pumped or dumped.

Still, this company is valued pretty close to the cash it seems to me to have on hand.

https://bit.ly/3uyKb7L+

[Bitly links with a "+" take you to Bitly where you can see the underlying link]

I have grown suspicious of Bio companies... But, Evgen has around £8m in cash supporting a m/cap of £9m and a cash burn of £250k a month so cashed up for a few years.

'If someone wants a 20kg bag of protein then why carry it across town"

Body builders and sports nuts like their exercise...

It is easier than you think - have a look at UHS

https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=UHS&share=Umuthi-Health

The share price is down 40% since the CLN taken out on the 2nd of Feb and is likely to fall again today.

"Good stuff", these death spiral loans. When kind-hearted people warned of the likely outcome, they were hounded off this board by a bunch of SYME devotees. Stubbornness can be an expensive lesson to learn. Some of the more prominent rampers should hang their heads in shame for posting positively non-stop; they will have contributed to life changing losses suffered by some.

Do drones have boring conversations?

Unfortunately, 8p would not surprise me as there is no interest at the moment. At thoses prices I would buy again though.

War in Ukraine to ‘turbocharge’ green hydrogen production in a ‘make or break’ decade

https://12ft.io/proxy?ref=&q=https://www.pv-tech.org/war-in-ukraine-to-turbocharge-green-hydrogen-production-in-a-make-or-break-decade/

12ft circumvents the paywalls on the site above, so you can click from article to article.

Interesting article; a reminder that Afghanistan has so many minerals that exploitation there will impact on mine development around the world. And cheap labour, but poor electricity and transport links.

https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-afghanistan-business-china-europe-3a5074c2043729df5d8f147d6aa0ee3d

'The authorities of the German federal states of Lower Saxony and Bavaria have announced criminal liability for the public display of the "Z" symbol. This is reported by Deutschlandfunk.

“Freedom of opinion is one of the main virtues of our constitution, in Germany everyone can express their opinion. However, freedom of opinion ends where criminal law begins,” said Bavarian Justice Minister Georg Eisenreich.

According to German radio BR24, residents of these regions can be fined or imprisoned for up to three years for displaying the “Z” symbol.

Earlier, the Swiss insurance company Zurich Insurance removed the "Z" from its social media logo. The company explained the decision by the fact that they do not want to be misunderstood.

At the beginning of hostilities in Ukraine, the letter "Z" was found on Russian equipment and military uniforms. Now this symbol represents support for Russia's actions on the territory of Ukraine.'

https://novayagazeta.ru/articles/2022/03/27/v-dvukh-regionakh-germanii-demonstratsiiu-bukvy-z-prirovniali-k-ugolovnomu-prestupleniiu-news

[I use the google translate extension]

The CONservatives like to say they got into GOV after Labour bankrupted the country and left a note saying they had spent all the money; funny how they never mention that they have doubled the National Debt since they took office.

#starve_the_poor #save_the_nhs

This will be a mess to unravel

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-26/gazprom-arm-risks-rattling-energy-markets-from-u-k-to-singapore?srnd=premium-europe

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-23/u-k-faces-5-billion-bill-if-government-has-to-bail-out-gazprom

There is no need for dirty talk on this board.

Mine panic in Turkey: Have mines from the Russian war drifted to the Bosphorus?

https://interestingengineering.com/mine-panic-in-turkey-russian-war-bosphorus

Another blow to the free flow of trade [maybe]; when does China do the sums and decide that this is going to hurt them financially and, in doing so, threaten the rule of the 'Communist' Party and the riches the :leaders are accruing?

"The single most effective set of muscles you can work to extend your life is in your hands.

Why it matters: This shocked us, too. But many health and fitness experts argue that since falling is the leading cause of injury-related death once we cross 65 years old, we should start strengthening our hands now.

Stunning stat: The threat is getting worse. Death by falling increased 30% from 2009 to 2018, according to CDC data.

Stronger hands grip tighter to prevent falls — and brace stronger when you tumble.
Grip strength is especially important for those older adults who use canes, walkers or handrails or need assistance getting out of chairs, says David Bellar, a kinesiologist at UNC Charlotte."

https://www.axios.com/hand-grip-strength-falling-deaths-8dfd77a1-0561-41be-8359-12532af948ce.html

The Smithsonian magazine had an article recently:

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/a-new-generation-of-satellites-is-helping-authorities-track-methane-emissions-180979181/

"Early last year from 512 miles above the Earth, the European Space Agency satellite identified a possible methane leak in Madrid. The gas, invisible to the human eye, can have an outsized impact on global warming, particularly in the short-term. Finding these leaks and stopping them could have immediate benefits to the climate.

The instruments aboard the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite, however, didn’t have the high-enough resolution to pinpoint the potential problem, but GHGSat, a Canadian company, did, so it focused its newer, sharper-eyed satellite, Iris, on the location.

Iris, a satellite the size of a microwave with a seven-figure price tag can make the invisible visible, mapping methane plumes to a resolution of fewer than 100 feet. It confirmed the ESA find, discovering a landfill leak 11 miles from the city’s center."

evi,

I have mentioned both. The Salton Sea is a more likely large scale development; it is speculated that up to 1.5 million tonnes of lithium could be produced in the US each year from geothermal sources. At current prices, that is over $100 billion a year.

With the way batteries and the sources of their raw materials are developing, it makes long term investing in the area difficult but potentially very rewarding.

evi,

Not sure... there are nickel loving plants in Indonesia that thrive there without killing local fauna. Maybe they secret a chemical that warns that they might be toxic?

In any case, this is talking about extracting lithium from the brine used by geothermal power 'plants' generating electricity around the Salton Sea which is already a toxic environment.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salton_Sea#Catastrophic_decline

This may be of interest; I was not previously aware of the importance of Russia and Ukraine in the bio supply chain:

https://cen.acs.org/pharmaceuticals/drug-discovery/War-Ukraine-knock-ons-drug/100/i11

"Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has upended lives, but it is also causing ripples in businesses far from the front line. Drug discovery, experts say, is about to get much trickier.

In 2018, Duncan B Judd of the consulting firm Awridian teamed up with researchers in Ukraine, Latvia, and France to survey the market for high-throughput screening compounds used in drug discovery (Drug Discov. Today 2019, DOI: 10.1016/j.drudis.2018.10.016). They concluded that companies in Ukraine and Russia like Enamine, Life Chemicals, and ChemDiv supply around 80% of the world’s screening compounds. “I’m not sure people realize the scale of the problem,” he now says. “It’s going to make a big impact.”

Jonathan Heal, who leads the in silico team at RxCelerate, a UK-based contract research organization (CRO), says these companies are an essential part of the drug discovery ecosystem. “When we saw that Ukraine have been invaded, we realized straightaway that this was going to create some problems,” he says.

To fulfill customer orders, Heal says, RxCelerate is managing to find only around 30% of the compounds previously available, and that’s with much extra effort."

"Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has upended lives, but it is also causing ripples in businesses far from the front line. Drug discovery, experts say, is about to get much trickier.

In 2018, Duncan B Judd of the consulting firm Awridian teamed up with researchers in Ukraine, Latvia, and France to survey the market for high-throughput screening compounds used in drug discovery (Drug Discov. Today 2019, DOI: 10.1016/j.drudis.2018.10.016). They concluded that companies in Ukraine and Russia like Enamine, Life Chemicals, and ChemDiv supply around 80% of the world’s screening compounds. “I’m not sure people realize the scale of the problem,” he now says. “It’s going to make a big impact.”

This will have some impact on the Bio sector... I would expect the impact to be greater on smaller companies without aggressive buying power.

https://cen.acs.org/pharmaceuticals/drug-discovery/War-Ukraine-knock-ons-drug/100/i11