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"CK can't sell test in a pandemic"
"It's all about the orders"
"SP won't rise until Omega sell something"

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Huddled in a back room orchestrating the spin.

****s

SPARKY - check harder; not suspended, transferred to NASDAQ. Still not a great share to be holding though.

"global warming position"? Oh yes, the science is settled. Mostly by silencing the likes of Dr David Bellamy.

Someone confident. If an RNS lands 7:00am tomorrow that's going to look a little suspicious.

"They are trying to wear out the longs on the board and they will do whatever it takes to do so."

Anyone with any sense will have filtered them long ago, so they are mostly howling at the walls of their own echo chamber.

I've been here since before the list, still here, and finally showing a profit after today's rise. Fingers crossed it stays that way.

"Of course"? If viewed as an energy storage and transport medium it has at best 65% efficiency. It makes no sense whatsoever.

I predict that there will still be "what about my Accustem entitlement" posts on here 6 months from now.

If it was today you'd be too late hedge. Kind of what it's all about.

You want Mologic LFT, not the cheap chinese ****.

My sister, brother in law and three kids were all diagnosed positive at the weekend, first by LFT (don't know which) and confirmed by PCR. She works in the NHS and it has not gone away. Most of the kids class have also now tested positive.

FA to do with this share. "FTSE 100 index plunges into red as global stock markets are hit by soaring energy prices, inflation fears and China property crisis". If FTSE sneezes AIM gets the flu. Several of my AIM investments have a similar 6% drop today. A bad day.

FA to do with this share. "FTSE 100 index plunges into red as global stock markets are hit by soaring energy prices, inflation fears and China property crisis". If FTSE sneezes AIM gets the flu. Several of my AIM investments have a similar 6% drop today. A bad day.

"The Chinese offering is very competitive and well made cars at very low prices" - not what most people would think, frankly.

Fuel supply issues will become increasingly prevalent, that is a forgone conclusion, irrespective of media hype. This has given people a foretaste of what is to come in the next decade as fuel supplies are run down. Widescale adoption of EVs is always going to be an exponential affair, with a number of triggers that all create feedback loops. Supply problems, price of EV's dropping, legislation making ICE less attractive, issues with E10/E20/E30/E50/E90 etc, all potential triggers. More EV's bought, less demand for fuel; less demand for fuel, less incentive to supply; dwindling supply, less incentive to buy ICE; more EV's bought ... Pouff. Demand for ICE vehicles drops through the floor, suddenly everyone is driving an EV. The stone is rolling and it will gather pace.

Boosters when double jabbing isn't working is going to be a hard sell.

Lokiloo, another for the bin.

Yes, it isn't easy ready, in any sense.

This did tickle me a little: "This happened with the consent of the original owner, the Australian company European Metals Holdings"

Oh really? If I recall there was an element of being trapped between the devil and the deep blue sea. Consent? Mmmm.

Filtered. No time for disgruntled johnny come lately's who didn't make the instant profit they expected and now have nothing to offer but *****ing.