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I bought fully in again 31st and 1st Feb at just under my last sell price, including stamp duties quickly recouped! My logic/ gamble is even if the SMR thing doesn't materialise, Mr Turbine might give us at least a penny per dividend this time - which could also incentivise the hedge funds to buy? Amongst other positives, on which a number of other posters here are far better informed than me!

Also last time here, there was a discussion on capital gains tax, which I meant to comment on. This is simply not an issue, provided you buy and sell via an ISA stocks and shares account. Also of course via a SIPP; where HM Gov will even pay you a proportional sum of your own contributions each tax year. The only ultimate advantage of a SIPP (which I also have) over an ISA account, is that should one pop one's clogs before the age of seventy five, then that SIPP is paid free of inheritance tax to your nominated heir(s) which is not the case with an ISA. I may be wrong so do your own research and so on. The other issue was whether to hold long term, or buy and sell and buy again. In and out has worked for me so far. (OOHH Matron!) Here's to a super results day!

Sheltie, pernix, thanks for your replies. Yes to get back in, only to see it go back to that price would be horrible, fingers crossed for all anyways - this share has been a fantasic ride!

Correction, a few pees over today's price!

I sold my entire holdings here 11/12 Dec - a few pees short of today's price and very grateful I was for all the nice gains.. Never held a stock for over two years before. And of course wondering if it might have been better to hang in there for the February results, oh and that ever elusive SMR announcement! Looks like a good price to get back in. Decisions, decisions!

Dividends would be nice as well.

Same here PrinceY. Major portion of my shares is RR at the moment but don't even bother looking in at the forum nowadays. If I did, couldn't resist saying take a look at the rising bonds yields lately. Something's gonna hit the fan pretty soon and I'm nervously looking for an exit. On topic though, (only joking, I reiterate, everying is on topic..) glad Richie Rich the ex Goldman S billion air seems to be girding his loin cloth to announce the pull back by a few years of the net z fantasy. Good for HBR I would have thought., but what do I know.

Exactly J.., and the other day I said Obama and his wife, forked out $40 Million for his seafront pile. My mistake, actually it was only $14 million, they are going to watch disappear under rising sea levels see...

That's what they don't get, nothing is off topic all is connected. And since you mention the kharzian mafia, spookily I was just looking at a tru news item on that very subject. Thanks for the shout out

I'll have a look at it Tucker vid Jefff.. and in this Bizarro world we're living in, it's Trump they're dragging through the courts. Forgot to mention, last time I checked there were 38 combined members of the US House of Representatives and the Senate, who have dual nationality.. US... and the state in the Middle East that we may not criticise.

Does make you wonder how these politician get to be so rich on their relatively modest salaries.. Ob--a spent something like $40 million on a beach front spread in the Hamptons, (just so he and Mike can keep a close eye on those rising sea levels caused by the climate whatever you understand) then there's senile lush Nancy P-lo-i and her hubby raking it off.

Then the dementia patient shuffeling around the WH and his degenerate sprog - raking it in via the go-to laundromat in Eastern Europe.

Hope this is the floor for you guys invested here. I've just been sitting on the sideline here and and catching up on some amazing posters before buying, including Jefff and Rookie1 amongst others. The shorters having a field day on ex divi day, just another shake down for the faint hearted by the looks of it.

All that oil and gas at our disposal, and the wind farm lunatics' debate was getting all worked up into a real frenzy yesterday on the mainstream media, completly ignoring the massive environmetal downsides of this technology, (which I'm sure have been pointed out here before). Meanwhile China and India open new fossil fuel power stations daily. Just think what impeccable green credentials we'll have in the West though.

Buying op for some, and Kewjosh gets his short, congrats.

Funny, my capitals all came out lower case - and see the b-i-t- c-h has been deleted from ute. The algos must think I'm cussing...oh well you can copy/paste and insert the offending part, or bit.

thanks rookie1 - i wasn't aware of your output.. and if some don't appreciate the posts they can after all filter and no harm done. as i did ages ago on rr with one character calling himself jony two-paws or something, and his pet cat tiddles who meeowed the share picks into his ear

anyway, the long march through the institutions is complete.

https://www.*****ute.com/video/iiqeyuxpxpim/

Jefff, Part of a post I put up on RR 16th March - not a peep in response, which is mainly why I limit my output, it falls on deafs ears, but keep up the good work:

Wars, funded by printing trillions of funny money, and supressing interest rates to zero. The high interest model that finally had to be be introduced this past year, caused the SVB collapse, as they had diverted into hold-to-maturity porfolios - in effect 10 year mortgaged-backed-securities, (the very cause of the 2008 crash) which could not be sustained as investors sought higher returns.

I said here before the war, Germany would become a basket case if it lost its cheap gas supply. It's been vassal state of NATO for almost 80 years - and the process of its de-industralisation is just begining. Greece hollowed out courtesy of Goldman Sachs and the globalist/EU cabal.

My mistake, it must have been me, going stir crazy watching PMO tanking for about two years. Then came the big surge early Jan 2020, when I got out on the double, never to return. Probably everyone here knows the rest, the coof, and so on and so forth... all the way down to 10p a share, (if you could get a live price that is). So it must have been your posts on RR from a couple of years back? Which was when I bought in. No sooner done, RR tanked.. resulting in a lot of us hunkering down again for another long haul, or lose a lot. A big turnaround there lately, which is very welcome.

Which brought me back to HBR for the first time recently. And what a pity oil and gas is being sidelined. You see the underlying reasons why, better than most. But at least that underlying agenda is now clearly emerging, not to say converging to anyone who has eyes. Put very simply, that agenda is centralised, global governance. So good luck with your kids. They are the key, if only they can be weaned off their all seeing jailers.

Jefff, remember you from before PMO was swallowed up by HBR and then on RR for a while if I'm not mistaken, and here you are - still posting. At a quick glance, your commitment and tenancity in getting the word out since then looks quite remarkable.

Bother, my timing was a bit off with OCDO.. obviously very pleased with our performance here, only to check in and see Kewjosh shorting us again? Yikes!

Can't pretend I know much about this company, I started to buy mid June via a personal recommendation, and it's up 50% .

Even if the volumes are restricted to around £6k per trade, It's pretty good going. PS Ana Palacio is simply spouting the globalist mantra in that piece.