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IAG is gonna fly.

Isn't that what airlines are supposed to do?

Look at the price at 7.30 expecting an RNS.

No, I get to the gymn at 6.00 and spend 90 minutes work out, then 5 minutes steam room and 15 minutes sauna, shower, then a glass of juice and some fruit and home by 8.30 ish, so not much chance of an early morning check and for a long time I've not been disappointed so early in the day.

I worked in the Middle East in the late 60's and early 70's,

I'm happy with the gold I bought originally at around $31 / £36 per oz, 22ct tola bars, my wife's bracelets, necklaces, rings, an 18ct Rolex with a gold strap which cost about £400.00 ( recently the cost of a service was £500.00)

The main pieces are insured for just under £83,000 and originally cost about £4,000 in total so I'm happy enough with the margin increase and my wife is still happy with the jewellery and my son was happy with the 18k bracelet I gave him last year and I' m also happy with the Rolls shares that are showing a very healthy profit, but I can only see the price of shares, my wife can wear the gold and they have some very happy memories for us of when and why they were bought.

Whilst obviously the Governor would never be a party to bribery, sometimes his actions appear to be similar to a man who has not yet received all he expects to receive.

I am sure there is a more than solid reason for his delaying tactics of which small shareholders are not aware. As Governor he is obviously taking the utmost care to look after his area of responsibility for the benefit of the population

The last paragraph on Forward Looking Statements is a particularly strong get out of gaol free but necessary statement

A little bit like gall stones then.

Painful, but hopefully giving relief afterwards

Aeschylus.

"So I'm wondering if the Finance Ministry is unwilling to agree to this meaning payment will have to take the orthodox route? "

You may well be right, in which case if PM has paid the money as stated in their RNS, where is the money, who has control of the money and is it receiving interest whilst, possibly, sitting in a deposit account.

My parents bought me £100.00 Premium Bonds when they were first announced. So far not a single payout.

Mind you my mother before she died with £50,000 seemed to pick up £25's and £50's on a monthly basis.

It's the luck of the draw. I buy a £100.00 worth of Euro lotteries every month which I give to my wife and she rarely wins anything more than a few pounds in the month, on the other hand a couple of years ago she bought a single lottery ticket and won £25,000.

It's the luck of the draw.

I buy some speculative shares on the AIM market and a year ago I was up to just under £250,000 , a year later I'm still in profit but it's reduced by about £73,000 from last year's highs at today's valuation.

And somewhat disappointingly since I checked my holding's value in MTD yesterday morning it's value has dropped by approx 7%.

As far as I can recall they are related to the link to the meeting with the Ambassador, Mike Buck and various Mongolian officials.

Indeed a substantial number of chats that were written yesterday have been deleted.

A Pint of Bitter was 1s10d,a pint ,but that price won't come back ,you old bruggers. :)))

and I used to buy Romeo y Julieta Churchills at 17s 6p. I stopped smoking about 50 years ago luckily.

Mr WOS.

Considering that since you joined this BB you have posted at an average rate of 15 a day, based on a 5 day week, and a very substantial number of those posts are rehashed version of previous posts; even taking into account that there will be new investors who may well be happy to be educated with the information that you have unearthed, I still would propose that your intention to help may still look like ramping.

I do read your posts when they indicate new and relevant information and for that I am grateful as it allows me to follow up and aids further research, but still far too many are repeats and it does little to enhance your credibility.

WOS

-Maybe also need to ask why someone like mr Professional who say he is relax & unemotional (lol) need to post over 23 time yesterday.-

Whilst I have also done my own research and am happy with my expectations of the potential for at least a break even on PM I do find the comment you made concerning Professional's number of posts somewhat amusing considering the fact that you have made 8 posts today before the market opened.

Even allowing for the fact that I inadvertently did a top up with £20,000 and not the £2,000 I had intended a month or two back and decided to leave it invested even though it actually pushed up my average to 4.43p

I am also surprised at the interpretation of the word "soon" over the preceding months without noting the base on which you relate the word.

If "soon" is related to the years that the earth has been in existence then you are undoubtedly correct .

Please don't get me wrong I am not criticising the detail you include in your posts, it's just the continuous rehashing of the information. Those investors that have made a decision to invest are surely able to do so and to continue to research the company and would appreciate any NEW detail that you come upon, otherwise you appear to be ramping, which I am sure is not your intention.

I must admit that I really don't mind the current ups and downs, had Glencore since late, bought substantially more in Jan 2016 to finish up with a weighted average of 94.5p.

Trades 3,463

Vol. Sold 1,104,981

Sold Value £4.64m

Vol. Bought 1,618,071

Bought Value £6.80m

PE Ratio 3.802014

Earnings 110.3231

Dividend 21.7653

Yield 5.189%

Research...

I tested all the way down from 2,000,000 and eventually was only able to get a confirmed quote for 340,000 on Hargreaves

Master82

Big demand. 1.8 m shares buyer still there this morning.

I apologise for being obtuse but I can only see sales of less than 300,000 and purchases of a little under 1,000,000, where is the 1.8 m figure from?

Considering that in 2022 Mongolia scored 116 out of 180 in the Corruption Perception Index and that 69% of the population of Mongolia think the Govt. is a corrupt instition, may well have a bearing on the delay in local government's signature.

The corruption Perception figure has actually increased since 2017 when it was 103rd out of 180 countries.

Extent of corruption

Corruption in the country is endemic. In 2017, Mongolia ranked 103 out of 180 countries in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index, with a score 36 points out of 100 (Transparency International 2017a). This represents a drop of two points from the previous year, though Mongolia’s score has remained fairly stable since 2012, which suggests insufficient efforts to tackle corruption.

https://www.transparency.org/en/countries/mongolia

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A class action against the large mobile phone operators should show some interesting movements in the sp.

Vodafone investors should however be used to dropping share prices.

I know I am, share price down ubstantially, my average shows a big loss, but the dividends over the years have taken some of the sting out of the pain.