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Why’s it sad, Dan? If I was extremely worried and considering selling some, yet, for whatever reason chose to overlook your exhortations last week that “this share is a dead duck. Your rose tinted glasses will leave you with nothing”, then I’d be over the moon to have ignored you if I could now sell for a price 30% - 40% higher? The polar opposite of sad I reckon..
Lookin’ for real sadness? You could try closer to home.
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Fair play to you, Alan. It’s not like you can’t afford it though, eh?
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Stop spouting ill informed propaganda. Quite frankly you haven’t got a clue on this point, and you only make yourself look even more foolish with each repetition.
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Having reduced their short position by .16% (~9m shares) on 18/9, Polygon were back in the market again on Friday - buying almost 20m shares to reduce their position by a further .28%.
Their current short position (as of 27/9) is .29% (approx 20m). Any further reductions will not be disclosed.
Regards,
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Nothing pointless about this morning’s RNS. Notwithstanding the regulatory obligation that ALL listed companies update the market at the end of each month giving their exact share capital, I take from it that, all the while PIs tear into each other as their perspectives swing from fear to greed, the company is quietly going about their business in a calm and efficient manner.
I’d have been disappointed if we hadn’t got it.
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Just make sure you let us know when you close your bet won’t you, Gold? It will prove telling to see if you’re actually as clever as you insist on telling everybody. Just don’t tell us next week that you closed at 2.x sometime on Friday will you? There’s a good chap.
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What’s the matter, avo? Would it be wrong to surmise you’ve sold? It’s possible I’m mistaken, yet, I can’t imagine you’d be describing something you hold as experiencing a dead cat bounce.
As one who will have held high hopes for Sirius, it’s unfortunate you find it necessary to feed the trolls with such alarmist rhetoric when you know there are options, other than those you’ve chosen to highlight? Have you really seen the light or merely succumbed to fear?
Regards,
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Where on Earth have you crawled out from? Are you seriously hoping to make Sirius shareholders aware that there might be a festering, steaming, auk-filled hole somewhere just up the road?
Genius! Where have you been?
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“Where are we now,more of the same,recognise a pattern?”
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Of course. More of the same because we haven’t left yet. Are the potential consequences really so difficult for you to comprehend.
As for “puerile”and “deceitful”, get a grip will you? Apparently you voted to ‘take back control’, and since ours is a representative democracy, that is exactly what your representatives (not delegates!) are doing.
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“as always with the EU it's do as I say not do as I do“
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No. It’s what the Mail tells you, isn’t it, Alan? You clearly haven’t a clue about the actual legislation, do you? Unless of course, Frau Merkel is wrong and you know the law better.
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You know what, Alan? You have the most commendable ability invoke the air of a bygone, myopic age and you really do come across as an harmless idiot sometimes. However your emotive responses aren’t generally the best way to approach things Suspend trading? Jesus wept ... does it not occur to you the message that sends out?
Would you care to re-examine that which you’ve just written? (Never mind “all that you have been told”. - À la Whitman). Please?
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You sound battered, mate.
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“Frasers's bonus, otherwise known as the bonus of Fraser”
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Isn’t that the dew claw on a canine’s hind leg or summin’? Understood to be so named because it is prevalent in Mountain breeds and - as we all know - Fraser has a heck of a mountain to climb.
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Aaaargh... APOSTROPHES DO NOT MAKE NOUNS PLURAL!
Use apostrophes when you wish to indicate possession, or you make a contraction of two words (it’s Fraser’s fault!) or such like.
Unless, and only unless you are attempting to pluralise a lower case letter - such as you might when dotting your i’s or crossing your t’s.
Otherwise, don’t do it. Just don’t do it. Please. When all is going swimmingly such solecisms are easily overlooked. When things aren’t quite so rosy, however, they’re like the third piece of grit in a welly. And yes, perhaps I am being churlish. Sorry.
Nonetheless, hope it helps anyway.
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Perhaps not advice, Molkys, but, an uplifting and considered post. And I wish you well.
Regards,
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Sub club is pound cost averaging you a beaut, Chesh. Good to hear it’s still alive!
Cheers,
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Sunday mornings? Sanctimonious preaching? Fire and brimstone? A revelation! You could be on to something there, Scotty.
Baah!
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“id never say this to her but shes one in a million“
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If you think she is, tell her. She deserves to hear it.
Regards,
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“I still need to loss 2Kg.”
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Measure the loss in pounds. We’re all finding that easy here!
Cheers,
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But that’s not entirely true, is it, modsto? His shares didn’t come from nothing. If you knew your history, you’d know that he sold his own business - the one he established and secured swathes of mineral rights with - in exchange for the vast majority of shares he now holds. There’s been several purchases over the years worth millions of pounds at the day’s prices, and he’s undoubtedly trousered more than a few as a part of the ‘long-term incentive plan’. Nonetheless, the bulk of his holding is for selling his business. Something Sirius Minerals shareholders were happy with at the time.
To claim his share is for nowt is being either woefully ignorant or, deliberately malicious. Either of which do little for your credibility.
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