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ocelot ignores the elephant on the trading floor yet again; long term holders who are unlikely to buy more shares are upset, whilst new shareholders are being attracted to the shares now being offered at bargain prices.

So the force of numbers of the long term disappointed shareholders is becoming less of a force with the recent placing and ongoing open offer. If there is short term success in Turkey, people will go quiet until longer term flow rates are known.

If Turkey is a duster, then good luck getting out through the door without being scalped on the way out.

Note 1:

'(1) Active Customers are defined as customers who have made at least one subsequent order (excluding first order) within the past 13 months'

13 months? Did they have a promotion a year and a bit ago to boost numbers before listing? Have many of their customers died from Covid?

"Spanish woman in UK for 44 years sacked over post-Brexit rules. Employee in care home, who arrived as an 11-month-old, unable to prove she has right to work in Britain."

Quality misGOVerning

Over the last decade, GOV have repeatedly blamed the EU whenever a game company is bought out, especially when they went to Toronto on the back of Canadian tax breaks etc.

I do not see how they can allow a UK Games Company [SUMO] to be bought out. And by a Chinese Company? Letting them have access to our kids secrets and data - what would the Yanks say? There will be Gammon-Faced CONservative MPs going full roast pig on Doris, and with his mounting pile of incompetence will he fold if the 1922 committee pressure him?

I heard some of them are sitting on nasty losses?

Listening to LBC and reports from nightclubs - Doris has had the mass contamination events he was looking for. Might be even more demand for high street testing soon? But if too many nightclub staff are sick for the clubs to open?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274331756662?epid=21035760858&hash=item3fdf726876:g:NIkAAOSwHlxejugQ

£175

5-live says she is being deported from Australia [like an illegal immigrant]. She might be a little annoyed at being cancelled?

#katie

kenny,

The 99% masks are better, but 5 times the price. It is a matter of balance for an unemployed pensioner who is too young to draw a pensioner.

N95 Respirator Masks are better, glasses help as well.

I have been using a M1 iMac since the beginning of June - hast and quiet, so this amused me:

'If you're a fan of fans, this app is for you! With its state of the art Fan Simulation Engine (patent pending), FanFan can bring back that soothing sound of computer fans to your Apple Silicon Mac.'

https://fanfan.rambo.codes/

'Only' 140000 today; the 356k total was for all 3 days.

356000 people at Silverstone today when 1 in 90 are thought to be carrying the virus - there may be a few thousand there today shedding on the free and unlocked.

deflection:

noun - something you do or say in order to avoid something such as criticism, blame, or a question being directed at you:

Doris does handbrake turns; Honest Bob made to look a fool yet again.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jul/18/boris-johnson-and-rishi-sunak-will-not-isolate-after-being-pinged-says-no-10

'Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have been forced into a U-turn and will self-isolate after coming into contact with the health secretary, who has contracted Covid-19.

The UK prime minister and chancellor had initially tried to avoid isolation by saying they were part of a pilot testing scheme, prompting an outcry from members of the public and backbench Conservative MPs.

Their U-turn came after only three hours amid chaos at No 10 over plans to drop many Covid restrictions for “freedom day” on Monday, and minutes after the communities secretary, Robert Jenrick, had defended their plans to continue working from Downing Street.'

Or from the 2018 Annual Report

'We are optimistic that Horse Hill's horizontal production targets of 720-1,080 bopd per well can be met and that subject to these production rate and regulatory approval, Horse Hill will be able to generate fee cash flow in 2020. The addition of proven and probable reserves at Horse Hill will could also facilitate possible reserve-based lending (i.e. debt facilities) which can further help reduce the need for equity dilution.'

Free cash flow / reserve based lending / or Open Offers for 'working capital'?

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/UKOG/final-results-for-the-year-ended-30-september-2018-ny9234m29lvk12p.html

https://rodaleinstitute.org/

GOV by media - Telegraph story that kids will only get vaccines if clinically vulnerable.

Is the political risk of a child dying from vaccination greater than the risk of 10 times more dying from Covid and thousands ending up with long Covid? Why do UK GOV scientists say no vacs for kids when US GOV scientists say they should be vaccinated?

Which scientists should we believe?

But pallet prices are still at bear record highs - see the Supply Lines article from 2 days ago below:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2021-07-15/supply-chain-latest-prices-for-wooden-shipping-pallets-are-soaring

'California farmers grappling with extreme drought, a labor crunch and logistical snafus can add another headache to the list: wooden pallets.

The platforms used to move watermelons, tomatoes and other bulk produce through the food supply chain have more than doubled in price, shooting up to more than $15 apiece from less than $7 a year ago, said Cannon Michael, a sixth-generation grower in California’s Central Valley agriculture hub.'

Andrew Neil has gone on holiday; is viewership so low and his ego so big he needs a big name warm up act when he gets back? Or is he quietly going away?

https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/uk/2021/07/gb-news-ratings-collapse-who-it-actually

More new lithium, lots of it:

https://www.autoweek.com/news/green-cars/a37029490/gm-will-suck-lithium-from-the-salton-sea-to-make-batteries/

'GM just announced that it became the first investor in a project run by Controlled Thermal Resources. CTR will pump hot, salty water from deep below the Salton Sea and extract the lithium from it, along with clean thermo energy at the same time. Cleaner water goes back into the Salton Sea and the ground beneath it. It’s a win-win. You might even add another win in there when you consider the California Energy Commission’s estimate that the Salton Sea area could produce 600,000 tons of lithium per year, which is amazing since the entire world’s industry produced a mere 85,000 tons of lithium in all of 2019.'