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Posted this yesterday.... prisoner exchange and F all as predicted. yea ok bit smug, why not most others on here make an art form out of it! Enjoy weekend lth lol

Thing is the low level delegation from Russia is an insult really. They won't be able to agree anything. Outcome will be possibly prisoner exchange agreed and they scuttle back to Putin to "discuss" proposals. Then another couple of weeks of Putin fecking around. He has shown his hand. Further sanctions now! Got to force him to table properly. Kant!

Only one fruit loop on here and it you happydonkz

@stamfordbridge I always know when you posted because my computer makes a pathetic whining noise.........perhaps be quiet because besides the constant moaning you making yourself look a bit silly tbh.........

Some folk just don't seem to understand confidentiality when concluding deals of this magnitude with any government. You seriously think the TG want HE1 doing proactive interviews on tweeting lol? I don't know why some don't seem to know what is going on, I do, it is in the RNS, the framework agreement is being sorted and think most of us think it is just about done. Boo hoo the SP has dropped a bit while we wait. Stop bleedin whining about SP, don't like it sell and go elsewhere

The biggest idiot is Trump Trumpet! Virtually held a gun to Zelensky's head to attend peace talks with no ceasefire when he really had no plan on attending ever. Then says today that nothing will happen until he and Putin got together and Putin was never going to go if he didn't.

So what was the point? Putin is just a nasty psychopath but Trump is just a complete and utter buffoon and you can't trust a word that comes out either of their mouths! One day when Trump kicked the bucket it will all come out about what Trump's relation really is with Putin. How involved where they in his elections. Putin definitely got something over Trump can be only reason he acts like he wants to be his girlfriend........

Sure the Oligarchs think sanctions work with their seized super yachts and billions in foreign banks frozen and getting started to be used for Ukraine. Can't travel to their luxury haunts etc. As for economy not suffering due to sanctions. That is just deluded and believing figures Putin throws out their. If they put the squeeze further especially on his oil revenue which they have not fully gone after, then you think he will still be able to fund his war machine? NO!

The traders on here are many. Almost like gambling on outcome of a drill. Here gambling on talks, but talks that meant to save lives. Thought obvious last night if Putin not turning up would be red today. That not rocket science. If he was serious about talks/peace he would have agreed to immediate ceasefire before talks. One day it will be over and can get back to just Eua talk, not war talk..........but still a way to go unfortunately.

Thing is the low level delegation from Russia is an insult really. They won't be able to agree anything. Outcome will be possibly prisoner exchange agreed and they scuttle back to Putin to "discuss" proposals. Then another couple of weeks of Putin fecking around. He has shown his hand. Further sanctions now! Got to force him to table properly. Kant!

@gogsthelogs nice one mate, another success, another brick in the wall, almost built, go HE1, boom soon

Jeez some folk are just plain dumb! Broomtwiglett is not invested here, never has been. Just an agitator over from HEX! Balance to his posts, good one loooool

If you are negative in a share you hold then you thick as mince because most sane investors sell their stock in a share they have lost faith in. Not rocket science is it? Or perhaps it is to some? The constant whining by some about the SP is similar. Just sell up, miss the big news, and lose your money elsewhere. Because these types always will......I here SYME is a good un lol

Well if you lth in like me you hoping tonight they say that Putin is attending talks. Otherwise........... war traders can feck off either way

the kremlin will reveal tonight whether vladimir putin will agree to meet ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky face-to-face in istanbul on thursday, a russian lawmaker has claimed.

delegations from kyiv and moscow will meet in istanbul on thursday for the first face-to-face talks between the two sides since march 2022.

just as the kremlin confirmed russian attendance on wednesday, lawmaker leonid ****sky revealed that the make-up of russia’s delegation would be made public on wednesday evening.

"about istanbul, i won't say anything, you'll know everything in the evening," mr ****sky, who leads russia's liberal democratic party, told the shot telegram channel in an interview.

"if we really exchange everyone for everyone (prisoners of war) - this is a question that can be considered," he said.

mr zelensky will meet with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan in ankara and said he will fly on to istanbul at a moment's notice if mr putin does show up.

“if putin does not arrive and plays games, it is the final point [showing] that he does not want to end the war. trump needs to believe that putin actually lies,” he said.

What amuses me is that AIM bb's are like a Walter Mitty convention. You normally know that they are a member when they start their stories about either what jobs they did. Invariably something financial, legal or similar. Nobody is ever a Bin man are they lol? Nobody on an anonymous AIM BB gives a flying feck what anybody does, or did! Or, who they claim to know! If stupid enough to believe them then those folk are in a separate club called The Donks!

Always think it smacks of very low self esteem to look to total strangers for some sort of verification of who you are, or pretend to be.......

Unless Trump turns up can't see anyway Putin will. If Trump is there he can justify to his ego he is dealing with him and Z just there as a sideshow.

But personally doubt Trump will go. Russia then offer to send Lavrov (count Dracula) and Zelensky does..........................hmmm not sure if he says just No, and then Europe hit with the further sanctions. Interesting to see how it pans out over next 2 days. Place your bets here for either drop into 3's or got into 5/6's at least.

Think they usually deem the costs of sending tests to the lab not worth it until they proved it flows commercially? Plus you taking samples from different levels as well. Lets hope the wait is worth it. Seem Helium plays not much in favour at the moment could do with a change of sentiment.

Thing is any holder can contact the company and ask questions, try to wheedle a bit of info. So well done that person who made the effort I say. I have done it plenty of times in the past, give yourself any edge you can? I should imagine that they didn't deem the info to be worthy of a RNS? Whether we agree or not it is what it is. Maybe, or maybe not, that ran it past NOMAD? How AIM boards at can be frustrating though. Probably issue an RNS tomorrow now that it is out there lol

Maybe talk to your tame TZ corporate lawyer while your re there and tell us the latest news? The stories some folk feel they need to spin on AIM bb's. Can be like a Walter Mitty's convention sometimes.

The RNS will come as soon as it is ready regardless of any "speaking events" As per statutory legal regulations. If it is before then all well and good. Got to be very, very close imo. Every time she was due to speak at a forum over last year or so this sort of speculation pops up. She never discusses company info apart from generalities because she can't and she is a top class professional. To say the event is "tailored" is at best fanciful, at worst ridiculous.

Patience is going to be rewarded big time imo. SP just almost in straight line waiting for the boom.

London's AIM market might finally be getting its moment back.

After years in the doldrums, boutique broker Turner Pope reckons the UK's junior stock index is 'quite dramatically oversold', and could be set for a rebound in the second half of 2025.

Right now, AIM is trading almost 40 per cent below its 10-year average and 60 per cent behind the FTSE All-Share.

That huge discount, Turner Pope argues, is getting harder to ignore. And with economic conditions shifting, investors may start paying attention again.

Why the optimism? For one, the index has shed a lot of weaker names. It now hosts just 586 companies, down from nearly 1,700 at its peak.

What's left is a tighter group of better-managed businesses, often with global IP and solid growth prospects. Think clean tech, life sciences and digital infrastructure, all sectors with long-term tailwinds.

Add in the prospect of rate cuts, possible pension reform to boost small-cap flows, and a flurry of M&A talk, and AIM starts to look like a comeback story.

In fact, the comeback may already be under way. The AIM All-Share ended the week 3 per cent higher and is up 15 per cent over the past month, outperforming the FTSE 100 on both counts.

London's AIM market might finally be getting its moment back.

After years in the doldrums, boutique broker Turner Pope reckons the UK's junior stock index is 'quite dramatically oversold', and could be set for a rebound in the second half of 2025.

Right now, AIM is trading almost 40 per cent below its 10-year average and 60 per cent behind the FTSE All-Share.

That huge discount, Turner Pope argues, is getting harder to ignore. And with economic conditions shifting, investors may start paying attention again.

Why the optimism? For one, the index has shed a lot of weaker names. It now hosts just 586 companies, down from nearly 1,700 at its peak.

What's left is a tighter group of better-managed businesses, often with global IP and solid growth prospects. Think clean tech, life sciences and digital infrastructure, all sectors with long-term tailwinds.

Add in the prospect of rate cuts, possible pension reform to boost small-cap flows, and a flurry of M&A talk, and AIM starts to look like a comeback story.

In fact, the comeback may already be under way. The AIM All-Share ended the week 3 per cent higher and is up 15 per cent over the past month, outperforming the FTSE 100 on both counts.