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Keep it up, numpty. Remember, Corbs loved a joke.

Arithmetic doesn't always suit me either!

Are you sure, jogj99? I just went to read the 1 Feb RNS and the figure I took away and wrote down was 1,191,561,543 which appears to correspond with the RNS today.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-56156801

Dry up and blow away.

From the article: "Called Blue gas, it is a liquid hydrocarbon fuel consisting of carbon monoxide and oxygen that can be used in vehicles built from 2002 – and it is 100 percent emissions free."

If this is factually correct, then all it could emit would be CO2. 100% emissions free? I don't think so.

Unfortunately, it's not even factually correct. Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Oxygen (O2) do not have any Hydrogen (H2) and therefore couldn't be called hydrocarbon by any stretch of the imagination.

I think we are looking at different things. I will reply at length later, but I give you this, from the RNS of Tue, 23rd Jun 2020 08:58 (https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/BMN/final-results-for-the-year-ended-31-december-2019-uk9okcz1pc70mr4.html):
"· Profit after tax of US$69.2 million (2018: US$49.0 million).
· Basic Earnings per share of 5.51c (2018: 2.90c)."

Large sellers, MM antics, shorters, sun spots, whatever. There is at least one reason the price is where it is. Is this a different company to the one you initially bought into? In my case, yes, it's better than ever before on a fundamental basis. Why would you sell?

It's BMN, not BVM.

May I ask, what do you find so shocking about the fundamentals? Depending on what you tell me, I'll know whether I'd be wasting my breath or not in giving you a steer...

Speaking for myself, I'd quite like to find out, Ros! My aim is to retire comfortably and that is just 22 months away. I can hold on that long, I think. Now let's hope I can stay vertical and above room temperature as well...

Both oil and white phosphorus need oxygen and can be extinguished by smothering them - foam for oil, dry sand for white phosphorus, from memory. Lithium batteries burn and can't be extinguished because of the electrochemical reactions inside them running away - think of a welding arc, nothing actually burning in oxygen but damn hot all the same.

That's happened to me on occasion. Next, you have duplicated posts :-)

Don't be a n0b all your life, Orange, have a day off.

Mr Dribbles, how's your French / Italian / German? Je ne pensai pas...

I've been invested since October 2013. I have been active here since some time in 2014.

I'll save you all the pain, it's AutoTrader.

In my opinion, you add nothing to this board. Filtered.

Filtered, for ranting.

MWH will almost certainly be less than MWHt, if MWHt means MWH Thermal. A coal-fired power station can generate at ca. 40% efficiency tops, so a 2,000MW station actually needs 5,000MW Thermal for its 2GW electrical output.

I have, in my past, stacked shelves in Tesco.
And I made the tea.