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Why are you encouraging people to undertake non0essential travel just to promote yourself?

I thought we were supposed to be staying at home to keep the NHS safe?

C7,

The 'Comment Is Hidden' script may make the Guardian more acceptable to you:

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/18974-comment-is-hidden

Some signs of green shoots - personally I think another (virus) frost will come and kill the growth though:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-16/power-market-signals-the-worst-of-virus-crisis-is-almost-past?srnd=premium-europe

Covid-19 cytokine storm queller? Trial starting soon:

https://benevolent.ai/news/potential-treatment-for-covid-19-identified-by-benevolentai-using-artificial-intelligence-enters-clinical-testing

Ironhide, I just would like to read a post from Tymers admitting he got the share price direction wrong.

I suppose I live in hope (like shareholders who have help for a couple of years / who have been averaging down).

I thought some were claiming that the share price would be blue all week. I wonder if they have the humility to admit that they were wrong or if they will try to pin the blame on derampers, covid, an act of god etc etc...

The share price was up over 12000% last week.

Why should this rerate - the science has not changed (yet)?

C7,

Don't shoot the messenger - Prof Helen deserves some respect.

https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/h.ward

The Rampers sing praise for SS's business acumen noting how he has expanded UKOG's asset base at a low cost for the benefit of shareholders. If the extra acreage proves to flow plenty of oil he may well be proved correct.

But the question remains - if he is this wise businessman why has he never invested in the company himself in any meaningful way? Does he think the share price is overpriced? Does he know that shareholders will continue to be diluted? Surely there must be a reason why this incredible businessman will not invest in the company he leads?

I suppose if I was paid over £2k every day I might be content.

These birds are sick feckers sometimes:

https://www.livescience.com/64357-nature-is-metal-2018.html

Or is some nutter jut smoking crack and hitting the buy button?

What about work parties from those serving at HMs pleasure / give the workers a certificate allowing them to buy drugs from Government Dispensaries?

Many would be happy to get paid in weed / cocaine or heroin.

The Old Geezer is going to hit £10m before 11pm.

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/tomswalkforthenhs

Kenny, raised beds or vertical farming for me. Lazy folk do not stoop to getting on their knees to grow potatoes.

Kenny, I resigned from the Civil Service 5 years ago as I had had enough of being polite to idiots. I used to structure data sets to produce stats for Central Gov - interesting but soulless work - so got to see lots of interesting economic data.

The Senate want to replenish the fund that TRX tapped in the States so TRX may get another 'bite of the cherry'. I am sure shareholders would welcome more free money.

The link below is of a queue of vehicles waiting in line for a foodbank in San Antonio (TRX's American base) which gives an idea of how much they need more bailout funds in the States.

https://bit.ly/3erusOP

Kenny,

Not sure about interest being a problem - the 'Western World' is in so much debt that any sensible interest rates would bankrupt Governments and taxpayers alike. It is why I am concerned about my expiring Gilt and what I am going to do to replace that income.

My pensions do not start paying for many years still, and I am a lazy bar steward who is allergic to work. I might have to start growing my own veg and eating roadkill again.

Many economists think that not only has the $ been overvalued for some time but that the Covid-19 liquidity crunch has exasperated the problem. Rural America is about to get hit hard by Covid-19 and Trump is going to spend much, much more on his rural voter heartlands. The value of the $ is likely to come under pressure and devalue; which will make any $ dividends worth far less in £s.

Similarly, the € is going to come under pressure as the Eurozone grapples with the fallout from Covid-19 - expect it to lose value against the £ as well.

So, to me, £s are good to hold. My 2.35% Gilt ends early next year. I know deflation is your friend if you hold cash in a zero interest environment, but I am battling to see where next years monies are going to come from.

Maybe I should call myself Captain Tom and go on Just Giving - he has just hit £9m for the NHS Charities Together.

Some JS:

var els = document.querySelectorAll('.gb_id.gb_ac.gb_g');
for(var i = 0; i < els.length; i++) {
els[i].style.color="blue";
}

Might make things look better?