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Interesting read https://www.thisisthecoast.co.uk/news/local-news/unanimous-support-for-redesign-of-anglo-americans-woodsmith-mine/

I sold out at a loss pre suspension and bought back in when reinstated but it'll take a lot to recover the losses but hopefully the new team will drive improvements and SP will increase since I think its a good business, Fingers crossed although thats not the basis of the investment but its AIM after all!!

If she didn't do it you'd be complaining. Who were you expecting to fund the UK's SMR's?

I used to own this but sold at a loss prior to suspension.

I've now bought back in since I feel there is an opportunity but as with all AIM stocks there is a massive risk but also a massive benefit. We roll our dice and take the risk based on the visible positive and negative aspects of this venture,

Time will tell which number the dice will land on!

These things happen in business and nothing to be concerned about. Yes a breakdown in relationships to a certain extent but each side is looking after its own interests and its disappointing they could not agree themselves but hey ho, we'll move on.

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I don't post often but feel the need to. If there is demand to invest why do they need a discount. What a load of tosh.

Got mine at 1330

Follow departure of Newland the door has been opened to new opportunities. Despite the drop I’m sure this will recover or be taken over. I feel the latter is more probably since Newland wanted to keep his baby for himself and now he’s gone commercialisation has improved.

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Jan joined ANGLE as a Non-executive Director in November 2018 and became Chairman in May 2023.

Expertise in new product development, including development and successful commercialisation of CE marked and FDA cleared diagnostic products and lab-developed tests in Europe and the USA.

Has he had enough and finally ousted Newland.

I imagine there has been pressure applied form various sources for then to go and thankfully and new regime will deliver the sales promised so many times.

Hotplant. many pension companies sold during that period of turmoil and lost out. Yes markets recovered but damage was done as a result of actions taken in the early days.

Svend, yes very grim. As you say 'crew below deck can influence' and they are generally led by someone who stirs up the hornets nest. A good example is that of the miners strike that sadly broke communities apart. Neither Scargilll or Thatcher were willing to compromise and a result many suffered. In any negotiation there needs to be a win-win outcome since a win-lose cloth appearing good for the winner does not bode well for the longer term. As a youngster whose first vote was in 1979 I thought very simply and that I could make a difference and I voted for Maggie!!! I thought her principles were correct at the time however as I've aged my views have mellowed and hopefully become wiser (my wife may not agree) and realised the complex nature of the world. My job as a Project Manager for a Global Chemical company also shaped my thoughts and understanding of the world.

When I left school in 1976 life was simpler, although tougher in some ways than now, however more mentally challenging for today's youngsters.

I should add that there are many people in the world who do care and put themselves out for others. I always behaved in a way in which I wanted to be treated and treated everyone with respect and in the main received respect in return. When I retired someone sent this to me "Throughout your career you meet a whole host of people, some you like, others you put up with and some you hate -Then there’s a sprinkling of special people that you hold in high regard because of their qualities, values and approach to things you have worked on together - You are one of those people Mike and I wish you all the very best in your retirement."

Greed is the route of all evil in my opinion and there are those at all levels who take advantage of situations however its those at the top who have a greater influence to take more of an advantage than others. Trump and Putin epitomise that trait.

Be nice to one another and treating each other with respect should be the fundamental starting point in life.

NTC, I agree with you in tha,t sadly the world is such a complex place and we all need to look after No 1. There are some very good people out there but those at the top in whatever Government or country around the world are only in it for themselves. Those who say they would do different in power, would not do so, since to change the direction of travel is impossible and would result in mayhem and even more problems.

Compromises are an essential part of life and there will be a compromise in Ukraine to gain peace, but at what cost we shall have to wait and see. The power brokers will decide ad not the public and it will be beneficial to the leaders.

My morals say we should stop Putin but what are the consequences of doing so for the Global economy and the majority of people lives. Compromising a relatively small section of people will sadly happen and Putin will be seen the victor.

We are all minions in the grand scheme of things and have no influence irrespective of what we say or do. It's just that Social Media allows greater discussion and unrest, but calling for change is easy, delivering that change is impossible.

NTC, no right or wrong answer since it all depends on your own attitude to risk etc etc. I retired 2-3 years ago at 63 and have a DB and DC pension. I had a mortgage to pay off (divorced and needs must etc). Wisdom suggests to keep the 25% tax free per withdrawal but I wanted low risk on my property so too the 25% and paid the mortgage off and invested some in RR etc. My DC pension pot is currently worth more than it was post 25% withdrawal and I've taken more than the 'typical 4% pa'. I even took £10k out before Trump had his wobble at the start of the year. Had I not taken the 25% of my DC pension, the pot would have been significantly higher at this stage and with interests rates relatively low would have been beneficial. If Trumps wobble had occurred earlier in my retirement and continued longer my DC Pension pot would now be significantly lower, although in that instance I could have cashed in some RR shares rather than pension withdrawals. My DB, along with state pension end of this year provides a stable income and my Stocks and Shares ISA/DC Pension allow flexibilty. Hindsight is wonderful, but spreading your eggs across many baskets allows flexibility in times or stormy waters. Good luck in whatever you decide

JB83 Watch James Shack U tube channel which will prompt you to think about your situation and should help focus your thoughts.

Peak thats correct, I used to work in the chemical industry and hydrogen can find its way through the tiniest of holes. In the olden days we vented small qualities and if it snowed the static would ignite the vents which you could only see at night.

TG2D - I agree whole heartedly with your comments but I personally thing the big companies are concerned whether Parsortix will actually reduce their earnings as a result of targeted and focused meditation. Does that reduce the number of rot patients that can be treated with their drugs or does it open more revenue streams.

Or is it a concern that Parsorix will identify many where there is nothing they can do and patients lose hope?

I believe Governments should be taking the lead since they have teh most to benefit from reducing the drugs bill and hopefully help people survive.

The AGM was nothing more than a box ticking exercise, without anything meaningful to discuss. The real game starts when the results are published, the market reopens and Sidara show their true colours. In the meantime I'm sure there will be so much going on in the background that we can only guess. Roll on results day when we can discuss real data, assuming it's genuine!

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