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Vinny, will Poly need to move to an alternative market, ie AIM and will there be any implications re: relaxed regulation?

Timing of the dividend payment should work in our favour. By May, provided there's a resolution in place, the share price should reflect the dividend yield more

Has it not been stated (not by myself) that there's no correlation between NYSE and LSE

Lol

Your getting desperate now fella. You say you're comfortable with your investment but your posts suggest otherwise. Chill for goodness sake

Credibility of someone who only registered last month and has posted nearly 500 times should always be in question, IMHO of course

Jeremyruttl

That's why I have a core holding and trade a bit. It feels like you can't lose that way (until a sudden unexpected dip locks the whole lot in!)

TornadoTony

After 2 years of covid boredom this is about as much excitement as I can handle. Win lose or draw

I topped up with some at 122p yesterday and sold them at 154p earlier. Profit is profit when you're carrying losses and I want to limit exposure to what I feel comfortable with at the moment. If the price drops back in to the 120s I'll be buying them back with a view to churning

https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/03/10/polymetal-poly-vs-petropavlovsk-pog-which-share-price-is-better-value/

On a slightly related note. Rumours that the price of wheat will rocket this year if production in Ukraine is hit

I've decided to boycott Russian Standard and Stoli vodka and will be drinking Absolut instead

DaffJones

Nice geographical references in your name, you're absolutely 100% not Scottish. Nope, no siree.

Before I engage, what percentage of the current share price is the dividend yield and how much would the share price need to rise to make the yield, say, 10%

I'm guessing that rbrand is answering the question about Putin's sanity

Sharebel, that's good to hear. I'm just an observer seeing lots of agenda driven posters who only benefit from short term share price movement and to whom the idea of the share price stabilising is frightening as it undermines their position.

Sharebel, you sound scared

Relist after delist, very unlikely.

Suspension would protect the company from current volatility whereas delisting is like being struck off for failing to file accounts, insufficient funding etc. We don't want to be in a position where we are delisted

Baffled , spot on

Think there is a bit of confusion between suspension and delisting from some on here too. Suspension is like a protection whereas delisting it more like throwing in the towel

I hope we're suspended. It'll provide the company with some stability and I won't spend all day watching the fvcking share price

Re: HQ in St Petersburg,

I misread the post before mine as them saying the HQ was in St Petersburg as if it wasn't in Russia. It was posting crap, just misunderstood.

No, I'm still holding and have added more. I'm pragmatic though and will post information that I think is true, even if it affects my position.

Along with EVR, I've only invested about 3% of the value of my portfolio so I can afford to lose it. I'd much rather it equated to 30% within the next year though!

Wressmycash. You're struggling to understand that geography is playing a huge part in this situation. It matters not where this company is registered. If a volcano erupted at one of the mines, would it not be affected because the office is in a different region?