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Without - Something to do whilst GLEN moves. Ain't a troll and worth a damn site more than those 2 penny merchants over there. Lost a packet on Sound last year and received loads of abuse for the privilege, so I have no problem roughing those idiots up now and again. For the record, that thing is tanking and will be 10-15p by September and this is from someone who knows folks at Rothchilds (they are just taking the money) Clearly this is JMO's board as he doesn't let anyone get a word in edge ways. Have a great weekend everyone.

JMO - Only an idiot posts their trades publicly, gold dust to MMs and others at certain levels. It has dropped for 3 days (albeit not by much) and is due a raise, although this RNS might be the fly in the ointment. I don't give a monkeys personally as I have a very good average and really on indicators from the wider market not cave paintings that could mean anything.

Worth reading this along with the RNS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Gertler

JMO - A broken clock is correct twice a day. After a terrible copper day and a soft US market, GLEN held up very well. It's obviously down due to general soft markets and the fact it's just paid out a dividend. Also, it's the Chinese PMI numbers on Sunday night so copper was played down as usual as were most raw producers. Interesting to see how the RNS plays out though.

Wiggy - US Futures are looking pretty solid at the moment and copper seems to coming back. Keep in mind that you also get some post divi selling too, I don't think it's holding up that badly.

wiggy - Good chance. I don't think the sector is helping. AAL and ANTO totally wet the bed yesterday. There were so many companies going ex-div today that the index was always going to take a bit of a battering on opening and I have the feeling people are just waiting for the US open now before considering what to do next.

Pretty obvious that copper is weighing heavy on the stock today. Hopefully it might break gear and reattach to the FTSE which it sometimes does and I can see this heading back north this afternoon.

my2p - I think there was mention of a push more towards holding producing assets, licenses etc over contract chasing, which by all accounts could be a diminishing market in the coming years. It seems the Mexico deal struck in December and the opportunities in Ecuador indicate the changes you mentioned. The contract outsource models has taken a beating of late victims such as CLLN etc feeling the full effects, so it would make sense. Also, the softening of the UK and European presence could be on the cards with focus switching to the emerging markets. The SFO have hardly endeared the region to the management, we could see further listings elsewhere in the coming years. Interesting times.

Shadows - It's not the amount of contracts it's the quality of contracts. There renewal lump sum type contracts look good but ultimately it's the big contracts wins (multi-billion) that create the upward stability.

abzzba - Thanks. Although i think they have mistaken me for some who gives a s**t. I don't spend that much time on here anymore, like MBUK, who I respect a lot also. Opinion is opinion and we are all entitled to it, as this is a public forum about a public stock, you can take it or leave it. I hope everyone makes some money because that is what we are here for. If you want to make friends, try facebook.

Bonum - I think the director purchases were there to prop the price due to the lack of large contracts. Could be wrong but I don't think they would risk purchasing on 'insider knowledge' due to the scrutiny that the Italy situation brought. On other matters, amazing how much time people dedicate to other posters. Wow. How f**king sad.

Twiddler - I used to think like that until I realised that my arrogance ensure I was the only person in the room not making money. Clearly you are in this for love.

Clearly it's illegal to change or stance or mind on something. I haven't sold out but have other interests too and a large portfolio to manage. I think this share will soften once the dividend point is hit next week unless they BoD can provide more contract news. I've said this all along. This is one of my reasons that my position has softened on PFC in 2018. Simply not enough large contract being won. I agree, no one should adhere too strongly to the musings on one poster but likewise people should question why one poster should go out of their way to overly criticise and undermine other people. There is always an ulterior motive. Ah Fourier and Agema.

Seems Nobby and Watchman are the same person. Probably a massive short in the stock and is now sweating with time on his hands.

'although I am an expert in the field' - I'm going to concentrate on that bit. Those idiot analysts know nothing.

Could push to 37 by COB

mannan - Fine but if you were 'Big Pharma' would you risk having to pay billions for it or a few hundred million now and run the testing yourself.

Nolpus - This is the stock market and for most people this is a nice little side play on their main portfolio. If you do hold then your ire should be directed at the shorters who clearly pushed this down far beyond the reasonable point yesterday. But to come on here and talk the stock down and then bad mouth those trying to push the price up (for whatever reason) doesn't make any sense. Or is it that you see yourself as some for of charitable holder. Welcome to the stock market, no room for nostalgia here.

Nolplus - Do you hold or are you short? What's your position on this stock now? or are you warnings some sort of free public service you are running?

Nolupus - I must ask this. If you have such a downer on the who affair and don't trust the BoD etc etc What on earth are you still doing hanging around? I love a sense of altruism but there comes a point.