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The share price is where it is.

At least 6 bona fide approaches, for the company's interest in Saltfleetby and/or for the company itself, is an unusually high number and suggests a good number of players believe Saltfleetby, and the company, to be undervalued by the market.

Personally, think shareholders can relax and wait and see how things develop from here.

Why worry?

They've rejected a possible offer at 1.40p and have received at least 6 bona fide approaches.

"Carnage" in volume of 4.6m so far?

January is January, it isn't December or February. There are 31 days in January.

Yanis,

We are still in the month of January!

... Longer term prices also surged on concern that about Russia’s movements on Ukraine’s border could lead to an invasion. That might put Europe’s gas supply in peril and push up the cost of running coal-fired power stations across the continent. German year-ahead power rose as much as 5.6% to the highest level since Jan. 6.

https://www.theice.com/products/910/UK-Natural-Gas-Futures/data?marketId=5188709

German power prices for Tuesday jumped to their highest in more than a month as output from thousands of wind turbines across Europe’s biggest market plunged.

Less wind output forces utilities to burn to more expensive, non-renewable sources of energy, including gas and coal, which increases the price of electricity. Wind output will be as low as 4,542 megawatts on Tuesday morning, compared with about 6,200 megawatts on Monday.

German day-ahead power rose as much as 58% to 275 euros a megawatt-hour with brokers in early trade. That’s the highest since Dec. 21 when rates hit a record ...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-24/european-power-prices-jump-on-low-wind-rising-russia-tension?srnd=premium-europe&sref=Em01M8Hr

Where did all the oil go? According to the latest estimates, the world should still be awash in oil stockpiles built up during the pandemic. But that’s not what the actual data on oil supplies show ...

Analysts are lining up to call $100-crude later this year. If it turns out that a large proportion of the missing barrels has actually been consumed already, that’s just going to add fuel to the fire.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-01-23/-missing-barrels-could-make-oil-prices-soar-even-higher?cmpid=BBD012422_OEU&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_term=220124&utm_campaign=openeurope&sref=Em01M8Hr

"Those who are thinking of taking a punt" should also bear in mind that the company has received at least 6 bona fide approaches for Saltfleetby and/or itself.

Guile IS alliterative - whether it conveys very much is for each to judge.

Gibberish is a soft "g", so no, it's not alliterative.

Hard "g"s ain't easy. If anyone is familiar with their classics:

a g-nu is the g-nicest work of g-nature in the zoo.

... and it's a hard "g", too, of course.

You've missed the point, Ninetails, it's alliterative, so the word replacing "gusher" needs to start with a "g" (and "gribbler" won't do).

Just look at the quality of their assets (Clogau and the Dolgellau gold field, Amitsoq/Kalaaq, TBS) and their potential, think the share price has a long way to go ... upwards.

Note: there is a rock on his desk by the top left-hand corner of his keyboard :-)

Brief and to the point - that looks like very substantial potential!

Knock-on effect of natural gas crisis:

higher natural gas > fertiliser plant cutbacks > higher food prices

... Europe has been hardest hit by fertilizer-plant cutbacks on soaring costs of natural gas used to run them -- and nutrient prices there remain at a record even as the pressure eased in North America. Europe could face a deficit of about 9% of its annual nitrogen-fertilizer needs in the first half, VTB Capital estimates. Food may get even pricier if harvests suffer or crop prices rise...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-21/crunch-time-for-pricey-fertilizers-squeezing-european-farmers?sref=Em01M8Hr

Aleph declared a 1.67% holding in the company yesterday.

No, just a very over-sold stock beginning to recover a bit.