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GELN - listed at 150; spiked to 312 and now down to 110 all in less than 2 months.

Something does not add up?

https://www.lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=GELN&share=Gelion

https://gelion.com/

30 Nov - trading starts at 150p
06 Dec - spike tops out at 270p with an intraday high of 312p
24 Jan - down to 111.50p.

A rather rocky start to listed life. And yet the company behind the 100 MWh order for its zinc-bromide batteries for PNG is still at the same price. I do not know where the bottom is but this seems worth keeping an eye on.

"I guess he owns more shares than most of the folk who post on here !"

That statement is debatable; one thing is certain - his average is lower. A cynic might even say he is on a free ride as shareholders are paying for the shares and the Directors purchases are providing support for the next placing which will pay his salary.

No 10 officials admit holding back information from partygate inquiry after being ‘frightened into silence’

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/partygate-boris-johnson-sue-gray-investigation-b1998921.html

evi
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=ADV&share=Advance-Energy

The tea I like is £3.80 box of 100 bags [2 foil bags of 50 bags each]. But if I buy 6 boxes, they are £3 each. That makes the other 5 boxes £2.80 each, which means buy 1 and get a 26% discount on the next 5 boxes.

I should not have to pay such a high premium to only buy 1 box of bags at a time, so it is 6 months supply now.

So is investing in a duster - ADV shareholders have just got the Aussie news about plug and abandon. Some went in too deep there...

UKOG are listed on AIM and subject to AIM Rules:

https://docs.londonstockexchange.com/sites/default/files/documents/AIM%20Rules%20for%20Companies%20%2801012021%29_1.pdf

Under rule 11 "An AIM company must issue notification without delay of any new developments which are not public knowledge which, if made public, would be likely to lead to a significant movement in the price of its AIM securities."

Some might consider increasing water cut or not winning licences significant, but clearly the NOMAD is still happy.

Under rule 19: "An AIM company must publish annual audited accounts which must be sent to its shareholders without delay and in any event not later than six months after the end of the financial year to which they relate."

As UKOG's year-end is 30 September, the accounts are due by the end of March.

Dirty jobs: "'Our future lies in the dirt': Meet the sweepers who filter gold dust from India's sewers... then sell it back to local jewellers"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-3017118/Our-future-lies-dirt-Meet-sweepers-filter-gold-dust-India-s-sewers-sell-local-jewellers.html

Penguins,

"But the only reason we know for certain that it's a dribbler is because UKOG have to supply production data to the OGA."

To be fair to most private investors, the accounts showing little turnover and the ongoing placings might also have given the game away.

Penguins,

"But the only reason we know for certain that it's a dribbler is because UKOG have to supply production data to the OGA."

To be fair to most private investors, the accounts showing little turnover and the ongoing placings might also have given the game away.

And previously infected people have correlates of protection against reinfection with later variants [of b-cell memory to epitopes?]. So now the CDC has released the paper below, will the NHS "follow the science" and reconsider sacking unvaccinated but infected workers?

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/pdfs/mm7104e1-H.pdf

This is from the latest 'Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report' so is still "warm off the press".

Tips Hargreaves Services; ex-miner now rehabilitating contaminated land for housing.

Nom's Tip - DO NOT. NEVER, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, buy or indirectly invest in brownfield land. The remediation of the land is very expensive and is generally done to a depth that would be historically safe. But changing weather patterns is causing groundwater levels to rise in some areas and bringing up contaminants with it and despoiling the land built on.

When people work out they are living on toxic land, those properties will be as valuable as properties built with flammable cladding.

'‘We are in what I think of as the vampire phase of the bull market,’ says GMO co-founder Jeremy Grantham‘We are in what I think of as the vampire phase of the bull market,’ says GMO co-founder Jeremy Grantham'

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/good-luck-well-all-need-it-u-s-market-approaches-end-of-superbubble-says-jeremy-grantham-11642723516

Nasdaq 100’s Unrelenting Declines Ring a Dot-Com Bust Alarm Bell

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nasdaq-100-unrelenting-drops-ring-214018521.html

“We are in what I think of as the vampire phase of the bull market, where you throw everything you have at it,” Grantham wrote. “You stab it with COVID, you shoot it with the end of QE and the promise of higher rates, and you poison it with unexpected inflation – which has always killed P/E ratios before, but quite uniquely, not this time yet – and still the creature flies.”

That is “until, just as you’re beginning to think the thing is completely immortal, it finally, and perhaps a little anticlimactically, keels over and dies,” said Grantham. “The sooner the better for everyone.”

One thing it is not - the Gatwick Goldmine.

A glimmer of positive news?

'China’s Foreign Ministry underscored the importance Beijing attaches to the issue at a Jan. 14 news briefing. All countries should observe a traditional UN Olympic Truce resolution “from seven days before the start of the Olympic Games until seven days after the end of the Paralympic Games,” a spokesman said.

That’s a window spanning from Jan. 28 to March 20, when eastern Ukraine’s frozen winter landscape begins to turn to cloying mud in spring thaws that military analysts in Moscow and the West believe would hinder a rapid Russian incursion. The China-sponsored UN resolution was adopted by consensus last month, with Russia’s representative urging all nations to observe the truce.'

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-22/ukraine-crisis-beijing-olympics-may-affect-russia-s-vladimir-putin-s-thinking?srnd=premium-europe

From "UK TRANSPORT VISION 2050: investing in the future of mobility"

'We expect excellent connectivity on all transport to allow travellers to be more productive on the move and improve real-time tracking of goods.'

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1008833/IUK-050821-4293_Innovate_Future_Transport_A4Portrait.pdf

"Connectivity" in vehicles means per mile road charges can be imposed; with the move to electric vehicles that day gets closer by the day as GOV will want a need new tax income and making people pay for maintenance of the roads they use does not lose many votes. And, of course, the concept is already proven by Congestion Charging in London.

Never believe what GOV say... they are worse than AIM Directors when it comes to twisting words.

Mirasol,

You seem to be deramping on Trollhunter's behalf - this was pasted on Wednesday

"And here’s a real Laugh… Trollhunter2
Price: 0.625

RE: They are all oil tankers
17 Feb 2020 18:48
You could be right LS £1 might be a bit of stretch this year.... so let's say 99p and leave the £1 party for 2021....the year of the mid-cap gas and oiler.
BP are looking for new assets and £1 per share is certainly doable!!!
Think about it chaps... once UKOG are on the radar with new results it'll be a feeding frenzy for shares and then rumours of buyout.... move to FTSE 350 and so on......£££££££££££££££ signed Rocket"

No prizes for guessing the optimist who made the original post. There was no £1 party last year, unless that is what they were charging at Boris's basement club nights?

And the UK planes sending weapons did not fly over German airspace - they said it would take too long to be given permission

https://www.thedrive.com/content-b/message-editor%2F1642525344841-zz171-back-from-ukraine.jpg?quality=60

'The FOI Request No One is Talking About - But Why?'

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

I left the following comment:

'If GOV had been adequately funding the NHS the shutdowns would not have been needed, just better hygiene measures whilst the vaccines were developed and deployed. But had no measures been taken, the initial spread would have overwhelmed the NHS and led to unrest, both of which would have seen the Conservatives out of power.

If you think of the low levels of deaths directly from covid as a scandal, do not forget the two hundred thousands whose complications were aggravated and died or those with and without complications who did not die because flattening the curve allowed the vaccines to be made and deployed.

But the billions wasted by GOV on contracts to friends... that is another scandal.'