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….would be not seeing Ed. Milibands reaction on learning a UK Overseas Territory has witnessed a FID on the fourth-largest discovered-yet-undeveloped oil project globally that’s within its Waters , plus remains outside of Labours EPL !

Not sure about getting back to £5, would be nice though as may then recoup my six figure investment here !

Well at least we’re still making money unlike some ie.” Myenergi” the Mfr of Zappi, an EV Charger lost £25m last year, reason - falling demand, who would have thought !

An interesting watch with CC & the new CMO, think I’ll buy more stock !

It all helps and a welcome pivot away from the Chancellors hands, hopefully the next Deal tackles our Tax credits.

Presume someone has previously asked the basic question of who legally owns these Patents, given it’s usually the Inventor(s) and not the Applicant, unless transferred across. Hopefully the latter !

An interesting read that hopefully will get wider circulation.

Fair play to NR, clearly the Board of TTG feel the Market has underpriced their stock so it will be interesting to see how they sit in 12 months time. My preference remains with VLX.

SP weakness suggests NR is about to increase his offer for TTG, around 165p would likely get this over the line albeit it will now take sometime to regain lost ground here. Not good for any Traders but those with longer horizons shouldn’t be too concerned. Will be adding.

This Share certainly tests one’s patience, as I’m reminded monthly by the Interest Cash received via a Savings A/c . Not yet prepared to cash in here although without a Dividend payment &/or Deal next year I suspect that will change !

Is their CEO looking for a labour peerage, given he seemed rather pleased with the “Chancellor's announcement in the Autumn Budget that First Year Allowances against the Energy Profits Levy ('EPL') would be retained at 100%, along with confirmation that there would be no further changes to the EPL or to associated reliefs, removed significant uncertainty “.

Comments that won’t be missed on Ed. Milliband !

@Bullish. Similar experience as last bought in 2005 @ 63p ( just checked) but previously had been buying much lower. Will consider selling once North of £5, but no rush, I don’t trade. Irrespective of TTG outcome ( think SH there will fold ) we’re in a good marketplace. GL

As Investors we need no reminding we’re in a High Risk environment, just a shame Governments don’t acknowledge we need a little fat at times !

Ps. AB quite terse this am, suspect he’ll drive a hard bargain with Waldorf now, we need them out the way.

No surprise NR isn’t giving up yet and seemingly acquiring more TT Shares, he’s likely banking on a majority of TTG Shareholders supporting his offer, irrespective of the BoD believing it’s undervalued, well they would say that wouldn’t they !. Those looking for a quick uplift in SP may have to wait a little, especially if Nat increases his offer slightly.

Well at least VLX are up £1.5m on its TT shares today , Nat should offload and see how the prey look in 12 months time. No rush we’re in a good position.

Well at least we’ve helped TT Electronic shareholders with a 35% uplift, but not sure the Market thinks this is the best fit for VLX, looks a bit of a basket case currently going know where, and will take up Management time to sort out.

Will be interesting to see Labours road map on how they feel this 81% emission reduction is achievable, assuming they have one. In 2020 transport alone was responsible for 24% of total emissions, so must assume to force green adoption significant financial penalties for non compliance eg. Pay per mile, will follow. Was this in their manifesto ?

A really cold Winter, similar to ‘63/64 when much of the UK was covered in snow for 2 months whilst at the same time suffering sub zero temperatures, may be the only jolt that may work here, for the electorate to realise Labours energy policy is seriously flawed. Having the highest Electricity prices of any Developed Nation, which itself buys little resilience to excess demand, and thus relieves heavily on others for imported Gas & Backup power, would come under much wider scrutiny if rolling blackouts were ever needed. As that very informative video Rom. recently posted, that heard David Turver describe how some £12bn of Renewable subsidies are already charged within Electricity Bills would surprise many I suspect, and leave them wondering just what are they getting in return, as they sit in the dark. The promise of Net Zero may not wash. I haven’t checked but would be surprised if any other Country is on such a course to close its O&G Industry so quickly, that in itself tells one all.

Obviously I can wish the UK a harsh winter being a non resident but fear Nature may one day see many lose planet residency, unless Labour change course !

And we know the World’s largest exporters by far, of LNG are the US, Qatar & Australia none of which are exactly on your doorstep, and collectively have the power to influence pricing. I suspect the next few years will demonstrate the folly of Labours energy policy as the US, in particular, show the benefits of harnessing their O&G reserves.

This will give OPEC a few headaches as he’s only just announced Oil & Gas will be under his sole domain, partly as he see’s the huge Revenue flowing from it. Actions will take a few months to kick in, but i suspect they will cap POO a fair bit.