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Fast money. With respect you haven't got a clue what you are talking about. You get a voluntary termination point half way through an hp agreement for an individual agreement. You have no such facility in a lease. Please don't advise people from a position of ignorance.

YTSS. Personally I don't think so. The advantage is you get to to drive a brand new car for a few years and impress the neighbors. The disadvantage is you will pay for every extra mile above your contract mileage. ( The flip side of that is you set up the contract at the beginning with more miles than you need and end up paying for miles you didn't use) and you pay for any damage deemed beyond fair wear and tear. So in reality there will be a bloke walking around it at the end of the contract with a clipboard trying to take money off you. (If you find yourself in this position get it done as cheaply as possible by someone you know or somebody you know knows. It only has to look okay for a month) before you return it. There is no ownership option. So effectively you are renting a car. If you buy on HP it is yours and you can do whatever mileage you want and reverse into as many lampposts as you want. I can understand why a business would do it as you get tax tax relief but an individual? Not for me.

FB - your model is perfectly possible but there is an imponderable factor here. I work in commercial vehicle leasing and the factors taken into account to predict the residual value of a vehicle at the end of the lease are many and varied. With electrolyte there is a very strong possibility that the RV will be more than the original cost. How that effects a leasing model I couldn't say. What's your opinion?

I totally agree it's not great that only 61% goes to the charity but it's hard to quantify if we donate direct and we are, after all, trying to commemorate the great man. I gave my agreed at the time £100 as I'm sure everybody else did. A lot of people who weren't even around at the time clearly donated too just on the strength of our feelings and that is truly wonderful. I have cancelled many charity subscriptions down to the same reason but I can't see a better way to do it. For the record milkman, what are at now?

Knuttie, no need to have a go at me. I'm pretty sure my forecast is a lot more accurate than his!!!

I am buzzing that the Corbine cup has finally gone. (Even though I now have to give £100 to the charity of the winners choice.) I was only 4 months out with my guess. I totally endorse the sentiments of those hoping his family will benefit from the SP increase. I can't in all honesty even remember why I invested here in October 2013 but I have a sneaky feeling he played a part. RIP and thank you our friend.

I had a foolproof plan to transfer shares into an ISA without losing out on potential share price rise. I lent myself some money from savings and put this into the ISA and bought the shares. That way I could sell the shares in my trading account for the same money. When I say foolproof it wasn't quite because I couldn't bring myself to do the second bit. For which I am grateful now.

Victoria park plaza - London- 26th - 27th February 2019. Anybody know anything about it?

Q2 obviously

I can see this steaming straight through the 30's. I hope they let it rise on this news before announcing more good news. I would imagine Q3 first followed by Lemur and BE in no particular order.

I thought it was funny. Didn't take it seriously for a second. Anybody who wants to take one of our greatest advocates and (financial) supporters to task should get a grip.

Wow, bought the lot for cash. Amazing deal. Or should I say yet another amazing deal.

Like I said Clark. I n my opinion.

A court can't force anyone to go to work. The reason for this industrial action is because the workers know how much the company is making and ( not unreasonably) want a slice of the pie. We are a victim of our own success in this sense with increased production and ever increasing insanely high Vanadium prices. All IMOP.

I honestly can't see any long term holders selling. Buying yes, selling no. I can't believe my luck at being able to buy more at this price. Could be wrong, I was once, 1978 I believe.

7.28% rise and not a single comment on here. Will the last one out put the cat out and turn the lights off.

They already have plans to increase production to 10,000 mtv

gambit - exploding Vanadium? You're confusing it with Lithium.

Here's my take. Okay, the production figures are worse than expected. Due to reasons that were largely unpredictable. But thea are hardly catastrophic and given the meteoric rise of Vanadium prices in the last year our bottom line is still going to be way above that expected 6 months ago and the fundamental production figures moving forward are still on track as predicted.

I don't understand why they didn't just release them weeks ago. Then, the market could have pleased themselves at the time. Instead they've tried to mitigate it by including genuine good - long term company growth news - on Brits, Vametco and Mokopane. They should have released the production figures and waited a week for the good news. For me there is more good news in this RNS than bad. A blip in production. Woopie doo.

They are brilliant at building a company but have shown themselves time and again as rubbish at managing PR.

There is at least 4 of us that first invested in October 2013. None of us ( I believe) are quite sure why. We were an iron ore play then I believe.