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This one has got me puzzled. The news flow will be interesting.

Food for quants:

https://www.globalsecurity.org/intell/world/iran/qods-ghani.htm

A video from a cloud based automated lab? Mad Max came to mind.

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

This is a little worrying:

https://thebulletin.org/2019/07/laboratories-in-the-cloud/

An interesting video from FAS (which was started by members of the Manhattan Project who realised just how bad the bombs they had developed actually are). Should be required watching for school goers:

https://vimeo.com/11083574

Interesting article:

https://thehill.com/opinion/international/476707-what-america-must-do-to-help-nicaragua-restore-democracy

Woodie,

Your response made me smile, so I wish you [and others] a profitable New Year as well.

Time will tell how TRX negotiates out of the mire that they appear to be in. None of us have insight into Link's logic but the fire sale by Invesco spooked me. Trump trying to devalue the $ does not help but I will go quiet on this board until the next significant news is released.

Regards,

nomlungu

https://tvzvezda.ru/news/forces/content/201995322-32tQ4.html/player/

As some may know I am currently looking for opportunities in military hardware despite my dislike of conflicts.

https://fas.org/blogs/security/2019/11/a-rare-look-inside-a-russian-icbm-base/

I have time for Aftergood's thoughts [a bit like John Pike].

Si vis pacem, para bellum

Where is the £1 party being planned? Everybody loves a 100 bagger [unless there is a 125 for 1 consolidation]

Woodstock1970,

'Hemeroid comes of mind. Nolungo is like a hemeroid. He comes from nowhere and is pain in the ass.'

It is 'spelt' hemorrhoid; if you are going to offer insults you might consider spell checking your posts?

I am confused by your IPO comments - TRX was reversed into Oxeco Plc in June 2010 [there was no IPO]. Now that they are listed how can the do an 'initial public offering'?

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/tissue_regenix/news/xml_news/story/wv2vnqx

Troajan,

Unfortunately they feked up and allowed access to the Royal Free Hospital data without oversight. If the information derived from my blood samples etc [i.e. my genetic code and my medical history] is sold without my approval or knowledge we are slowly walking into a dystopian future.

https://tinyurl.com/qkve6zr

The Ancient Greeks were not stupid.

I modelled Craneware recently - as a UK company who earn and report in Dollars It turned out to be too risky for my risk / reward profile as Trump tries to devalue the $.

Still, it remains on a watch list [LON: CRW].

Yes - it is good to see AI being successfully used in the fight against the dreaded C. The sale of DeepMind to Google was controversial at the time as the Tories allowed the UK to lose a IP that was derived from their NHS contracts - it should have been stopped as it was a national asset.

But time brings changes - this is a company I am interested in but is not listed. They are using D-Waves quantum processor to model small peptides. It is more than a bit 'geeky' but holds much promise.

https://www.proteinqure.com/

This Forbes article that explains the approach in easier to understand language:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/11/19/quantums-road-to-commercialization/

One of the few listed companies who have a share in D-Wave is 180 Degree Capital:

http://www.180degreecapital.com/#Portfolio

JayKay1,

Have you modelled the potential effects of the Boris bounce and the possible revaluation / devaluation of the £ and $ whilst the current geopolitics apply - my understanding is that UKOG cash flow analysis is not positive.

Pigeons were first used in breast cancer tests [it is the speed of their eye / brain interface].

As some know I am a feked up large data set analyst queryer [* see below] with an interest in shape theory:

https://www.proteinqure.com/

What is the proper way to say "queryer" - English Language ...

https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/214204/what-is-the-proper-way-to-say-queryer/214265

Coding_Rules

Over the last few years I have kept my legally declarable income below reporting requirements by taking advantage of HMRC's rules [abusing?]. The tax codes have allowed me to pay Class 3 National Insurance to ensure NHS access and State Pension contributions.

Why does the State introduce anomalies like this? By putting £2880 into a SIPP each year they 'refund' me £720 even though I paid no tax - it mostly pays for the C3 NI and puts the refund into a tax efficient wrapper.

'Any thoughts?'

An AIM cash shell is worth less than £1m unless it has significant cash in the bank.

It does not cost £28m to list an AIM company - I would refrain from posting but the ridiculous comments by Featherbourne [since before PSL went **** up] perplex me.

#reality_check?

gkb47,

'Gas prices are dropping all the time' - as the Permian Basin matures after fracking it is now producing a much higher cut of natural gas; so much so that the infrastructure cannot cope, hence the negative prices there. It is why they are flaring the gas even though it should be a valuable resource. The glut is depressing global prices - a well timed Brexit bonus if you believe the Boris rhetoric statements.

https://www.reuters.com/search/news?blob=negative+permian+gas+price&sortBy=date&dateRange=all

There is a spat going on between AAOG and Align Research - in an open letter they claim the value of a cash shell is circa £500k.

I do not understand comments by dreamers who are suggesting up to 3p a share. With over 12 billion shares in issue that would be over £350 million - even before new shares are issued to reverse the asset.

http://www.alignresearch.co.uk/anglo-african-oil-gas/open-letter-to-sarah-cope-of-aaog/

#reality_check?

From the Drill or Drop article:

'Low gas prices could also cause problems for Angus Energy, as it seeks to reinstate the flow of gas at Saltfleetby in Lincolnshire. The company’s cash flow projections, which assume a gas price of 50.3 pence per therm, could be significantly affected if the present low prices continue.'

Maybe a question for ANGS's monthly Q&A?