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“perhaps this would calm nerves”
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So would some research. Try it, is my suggestion.

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“Myosotis is dangerous type of poster.”
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No he’s not. Danger only lurks in being lazy, slow witted or dim enough to take everything you read at face value, whilst at the same time distinctly lacking the ability to discern anything of real value and take it on its own merit. Distill that with those old adversaries; fear and greed, and you have a heady mix ready to slap the under informed, under researched and under equipped smartly around the chops.

Take a look at your own shortcomings.

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“Would you care to elaborate on the situation and poster?”
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It’s all Greek to me. Well... the swimming pool shaped part anyway.

Cheers,

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“anybody that obsesses about the mine ,marvels at the engineering of the project is wasting their time if the object is to be a successful investor”
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Whilst instinctively inclined to concur, in this instance - and somewhat paradoxically - looking to what is actually developing on the ground could very well lead those feeling unsettled now to becoming successful investors in the years ahead.

The share price is undoubtedly under pressure. And there’s every chance that may remain the case for a while yet. However (there’s always a however), the very cause of that pressure - namely the component parts of ST2, should also afford a degree of comfort and succour also.

Put it this way, whilst disappointment and disaffection are currently the order of the day, it is the willingness to countenance such a reaction in his investors, that should demonstrate to any who may have doubted it, Fraser will do WHATEVER it takes to drag salt to the surface from the guts of North Yorkshire. As such, worries currently impacting on price, such as the need to get the bonds away, should be ameliorated.

Granted, investors in this company may never actually see the full return they had hoped for. The converse is that the current price - which to my mind at least, reflects perhaps over exaggerated concerns - certainly does not reflect the fact this mine will be built. And over-played Gina concerns aside, current shareholders are extremely likely to enjoy a share in that.

One day.

Regards,

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“it's been used for decades”
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Natch. He was, however (as far as I am aware), the first key executive to apply it to any future Sirius share price trajectory.

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... all three of us!

“How embarrassing that term was used during questioning at the AGM”
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Why? It was coined by Fraser himself, and a central component of his sales pitch.

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A good morning to you too, Thornback - and many thanks for your kind words also.

Regards,

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AGM tomorrow. Care for some mouthwash, sir?

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Ooh look... there’s marklee too. Demonstrating as he so frequently does, that he hasn’t got a clue.

Hope you’ve both got a firm hand on that brain cell.

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Lest anyone should be misled by your inaccurate assertion or risible paucity of critical thinking, Jessel, and since you’ve namechecked me too, perhaps you’d be decent enough to provide just one example of me “shooting down” anyone who may have suggested this might happen?

We both know you can’t - of course. But then, we both also know that you just couldn’t pass up an opportunity of misdirecting some of that impotent rage, could you?

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Morning, fellas. I’m just about to hit the road, Thornback, but, I’m not driving so shall try to tap out a few thoughts on my mobile as soon as I get the chance. It goes without saying of course that, like many, my thoughts are fractured somewhat by a rather considerable seam of disappointment running through them.

Cheers,

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I should imagine they’ve been hawking them around already, however, as far as any official promotion is concerned, it won’t be at least until after any resolutions are passed at the AGM on the 21st.

Cheers,

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Things seem to be looking pretty grim this morning. Any further slippage in price and we won’t even have any “multiples of 8p” left to pin our shattered dreams to either.

Pffft...

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Just Ignore it. Kaspersky is bored. After a ‘fishing trip’ that passed irony by yesterday, today’s topic is pre-market. Tune in tomorrow to see who nibbles then.

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Hi, Dan. An ‘O’ trade is an ‘ordinary’ trade. They might be off-book and even reported late on occasion, however, the ‘O’ abbreviation is for ordinary.

As far as retail investors are concerned, ordinary trades are almost exclusively quote driven and comprise a transaction with a Retail Service Provider (or, M.M as they were previously named) and it is a bargain between a buyer/seller and another party. This compares with ‘A’ trades which are system generated

“Looks like they're trying to scare people before the long weekend”
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I’m inclined to think precisely the opposite. It is clear someone has plenty of shares they are wanting/able to offload, and by drip feeding them as they are, they appear to be doing their best get them onto the market without having too much of a detrimental effect on price. Scaring people would only serve to cause the price to fall further and they’d then find themselves offloading whilst others are selling too.

I guess it all comes down to whether they are selling with a genuine desire to reduce or, whether they are doing so to keep a lid on the price for other reasons. Fwliw, I’m in the first camp.

Cheers,

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I know, right. Apparently it takes about 5 years from seed to sufficient size for palms to bear fruit, so we should hope to start hearing something soon. It is a massive sector with potentially massive returns, however, I would have hoped we would heard something by now.

Cheers,

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Ooh you are awful... but I like you!

Don’t spill your Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon as you go. Lol.

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08:16 & 08:17.

Give the price a short time to absorb them and climb, and no doubt we will see more.

Best not to focus on ‘em too much though or John’s gonna get chest pains.

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