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Nobody is remotely interested in your holding here or in the rest of your portfolio. What on Earth is wrong with you?

L2 looking good for another push up

It's normally a calendar month before both the Annuals and the Half-Yearly reports.

Not looking good for Captain Bell-End and his 5p prediction

The Close period is the period before accounts are announced, it's got nothing to do with price sensitive newsflow.

Dan has achieved more in a few short months than Scott and Timmy Mallet did between them in several years. This is an excellent RNS, containing a meaningful plan at long last. We will absolutely be in the shop window flashing a bit of leg now

My experience with them was mainly automated emails, which you can easily trip up with a few choice words. The words the woke programmers will never have considered.

Enjoy the camping trip, should be decent weather for a few beers and a bit of star gazing

Yeah they use bots, which is already a major bugbear for consumers across all industries. When you cannot speak to a human, you cannot resolve your problem.

Enjoy your holiday Quady. Is it Pontins again?

If they disconnect the electricity price from gas price that would be the end of renewables and their enormous subsidies. To that end, I truly hope that they succeed.

Their customer service is awful, it's well known and complained about on the internet. As for their worldwide operations, I don't know much about them but I know they grew as a UK energy reseller which is basically a front office operation talking phone calls and organising Direct Debits and buying and selling energy on the open market.

Ultimately, the same energy comes into all our houses and we just pay a provider for their cost per unit.

The floatation will be interesting, it's not often the market values a company at 25x its worth on an IPO. But double isn't beyond reality

I won't invest in Octopus as a matter of principle. Sometimes one has to stick by ones principles.

Their CEO is an absolute charlatan and Eco nutter. He also diverted a fraction of bill payer's money to BLM, the well debunked anti-establishment and anti law and order fascist organisation

I simply won't invest in that. Also they're little more than an energy provider which is just a reseller of energy and at any moment this madcap Government could nationalise energy once the hard left get rid of Stalin.

I'm some way behind you on the investment curve being still in my forties, but yes the end game for me is to park into high dividend paying stocks like Vodafone, BAT (slightly riskier) and the likes. The ones that will return near double digit dividends but at the moment I'm still happy to play high risk in the knowledge I can earn lots of money anyway.

Crypto is marketed as digital gold but it can never be. Crudely, each "coin" is a unique answer to an arbitrary algorithm and the number of arbitrary algorithms and therefore digital currencies is infinite whereas the amount of gold in existence is (for now) absolutely finite. That's why gold will always be a store of value. China, Russia, Indian and even Saudi have been buying gold aggressively in recent years.

The reason I don't embrace green stocks is pretty much the same as the reason I won't embrace Crypto, although admittedly green energy is at least "tangible". I simply don't believe that the ultimate destination of Western nations is green energy for all the reasons I've outlined many times before. You cannot run an industrial nation on intermittent energy.

That doesn't mean I don't look at other energy solutions. I invested in Rolls Royce for example at 280p per share purely on the very solid case for SMRs being a major part of our energy balance going forwards.

I probably will choose there but it's not a promise

What bad investment decisions have I made? Aged 24 I was already on over £100k per annum contracting versus my counterparts in permie work on barely a third of that. I certainly don't tell others what to do, I simply point out uncomfortable truths that might be contrary to what the BBC tells people

As an example, HSBC has pulled out of the COP26 agreed green alliance on "ESG" financing. Turns out its shareholders want profit not virtue signalling. Another nail in the green coffin. I'm also very anti Crypto for all the reasons I've mentioned before (ie it's a worthless Tulip bubble)

Solgold with all its copper (for modernisation not Net Zero) and Gold (for the increasing probability of a gold backed petro dollar alternative) seems to me to be no brainer. However it will happen when it happens.

The same idiots who crow that Bitcoin went from pennies to over $100k can't seem to grasp that something actually tangible can also do so under the right market conditions. And we're very nearly there.

Who says I'm going there?

Yes I do, but being self-employed I do not have a private pension only a bulging ISA to cater for my retirement. If it can bulge that bit more (and almost all my Solgold holding is in it) then I can for sure call it a day. I am supremely confident that the result here will be positive, despite your doom-mongering

50p will do I guess. At least then I can leave a country where you wander in on a dinghy without absolutely no proof of who you are but whose inhabitants are expected to provide full biometric/visual identification to access a bit of fruity content on the internet

*non additive

'A' trades are by definition both a buy and a sell because they are literally matching a buyer and a seller automatically at the same price. Websites and apps just use the same logic to report the "trade" (when it's two trades actually) as they do for an Off Book, that being using the mid price at the time of execution. Lower = sell, higher= buy, exact=Unknown

But you're wasting your time trying to explain something to a dimwit who thinks that you can add no additive properties

We're not

Ha memories. Wedging the scrawny kids then hanging them on a rusty nail poking out of the fence to suffer

You're right, Solgold seems just as torturous

Yeah I just picked up more a few days ago at 0.5p. Bargain if you ask me

The gift to Jiangxi was designed to jolt BHP into action. They haven't yet blinked. The streaming deals are more interesting, they have cutoffs that would seriously damage BHPs profit if they let them expire.

They won't. Be patient, it will happen.