Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Sideek, not sure if you are joking but the idea is that they can NEVER buy cigarettes if born after a certain date.
New Zealand did the same though I expect here it's the tory shout anything and see what the reaction is rather than a real idea.
"Under the first-of-its-kind anti-smoking laws passed by the Ardern regime, those aged 14 and younger cannot buy cigarettes ever in New Zealand, thereby outlawing the deadly habit for the next generation entirely"
Short term emotion giving way to long term fundamentals
They do have the fastest growing middle class though and the middle class love buying stuff.
Finally someone agrees with me this stock.
Glad JP's been listening!
If you don't think adverts work on you, you are the target audience for marketers
I knew it would bounce but no dry powder until next month, a rookie mistake.
What's up with the 5% jump at day's end?
I got mine in HL and II.
Silly question but you did buy in before the ex-div date?!
Oh dear, a lot of Russiophiles arriving here sour from losing all their money in Pog and Poly.
Well he has that big inheritance bill on his hands, oh wait.
To bring together the Western nations so they can offer a united defense against the ravishes of the USSR and thus not be picked off one by one ala Hungry, Romania, Poland, etc
I guess we're all share holders or Thungela, or most of us and thanks for the info.
Thermal coal is certainly on the wane so good Anglo got rid imo but whilst the world needs steel there will be demand.
I expect part of why Anglo call it steel making is to make it seem cleaner somehow or greener.
AO Let's go I believe is the thing to say about the last couple weeks
Good results,
just for my understanding around
"Steelmaking coal production expanded by 28% in the quarter, which Anglo American said was mainly due to higher production levels at its open-cut operations, which were impacted by unseasonal wet weather in the corresponding period of the previous year."
Am I right Thungela was just the thermal coal that got split off then, but Anglo are keeping (at least for now) the coking coal business?
Crest is the other builder I'm in too, only just started buying so disappointed on that side that Persimmon and Crest have flown before I could add even more but my mortgage is due for renewal in Feb so swings and roundabouts
Every one can have their own figures and tbf there is a lot of stocks out there that are also well undervalued and don't have Russian tanks a few hundred miles from their production facilities.
However for me, the risk was earlier in the war, I can't see Russia being able to push through Ukraine now the West has it's supply lines well set.
Now Ferrexpo have done much better than I expected given the situation and with a market cap almost half their tangible assets to me the reward is worth risking a little more money.
Certainly not one to go all in on unless you are 100% you can afford to lose everything but definitely seems a good share to risk it for a biscuit
It can make it anyway, this is just the same as Shell and BP saying windfall tax will stop investments, just for show and keep regulators off the grass
I mean there obviously is a bottom, if there's a cost to build a home yourself then you are going to pay that or more for a house that's already built for you.
However what I'm pointing out mainly is that homes are most often bought with 2 salaries and it's quite comfortable for 2 people both on around £30k to borrow £150-£200k mortgage so with there being way too few houses being built yearly in the first place, and anyone with a fixed rate mortgage having absolutely no reason to move to a new house over double the interest, the lack of houses on the market compared to buyers, will keep the lower end of the market pretty much where it is (plus you have to be a whole year in arrears before a lender will not foreclose on you so no glut of houses on the horizon).
Lol
This sounds like a gift voucher, it does the same job as currency but you can only use it for specific items at specific stores/countries.
How would trading in this new stablecoin be different to the rest of the world then if they were just trading in their own currency?
Thanks Mike,
wonder how much is down to funds ad trackers pulling out/buying in, and how much is down to the general decline or increase in price over the longer term that's positioned them in the relegation or promotion zone