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Any update would have to be agreed by the operator's, thier NOMAD and other JV partners, and simultaneously RNS'd to their shareholders too.

Its not Dave's call.

Just remember, there's more more water in Weald Oiler's pants than there is in the hydrocarbon saturated reservoirs at West Newton.

No HC-water contact there, unlike Wealdo's Betty Swallocks which are sopping.

We'll probably get panned again this week when the US reveals it has miraculously created 2 million jobs where people sell each other coffee.

A company producing 'actual stuff' and at profit due to near record prices levels (with massive leverage to the upside)....trading on a PE of 12......in THESE markets? With a dividend yield greater than US treasuries......

So essentially, all the free printed loony money isn't finding its way into actual companies that do stuff and make money like FRES. That should make them safer when the US equities bibble bursts in the near future.

Hiya

With so much debt issued, the US Government technically becomes insolvent (i.e. can't play interest on it debt) between 2-3%.

Not much chance of the rates rising to be honest. Money printing, inflation and inexorable dollar devaluation is the only way out for them.

Gross profits ARE net profits (after operating costs) at least initially because costs to develop are offsettable against future tax.

"What are the chances of under 50s and under 60s and even under 70s dying from covid ? What is the survival rate."

High enough. I have 30,000 patients and we had roughly 100 deaths from covid, all but one were over 50.

However, we have some serious post-covid syndromes and long term illness in a lot of under 50s. No under 50s have been harmed by the vaccine.

Anyway, how do over 50s CATCH covid and then die?.......its normally from UNDER 50s who have covid! You accept vaccine to PROTECT OTHERS...unless you're a selfish ******** (or Laurence Fox or both).

Vaccines are 99%+ effective at preventing you being able to pass on covid.

Much appreciated TBTT. To be honest, the opportunity to do something so important gets me out of bed in the monring after 2020!

Seeing half the people in your nursing home, who you've known for years, all suddenly die within a fortnight was bloody awful. Since vaccinating the care homes, we had a small outbreak in one home 3 weeks after first vaccination. It was a totally different story this time with only one patient passed away and she was very frail already.

The risk of 'thrombo embolic complications' with the AZ vaccine is rougly equivalent to the risk of a 250 mile drive.

Hang up the car keys boys...... lol

No one has had a vaccine against their will, there's too many people who want it to argue with those who don't. We've delivered over 25000 doses (majority AZ) and had zero unexpected deaths, and zero blood clots. We started in December and can vaccinate 1400 per day if we have supplies

Strangely, none of our fully patients have died with covid since February. We were having 200 cases a week in Jan....we have 2 now on a bad week.

I would normally suggest cardiothoracic surgeons stick to cardiothoracic surgery, stop talking *******s, and leave that kind of thing to people wo (literally) look after thousands of frail elderly people and also deliver mass-vaccine campains every year as part of their day job. ; )

It amazing how many people from other areas of medicine are chiming in with such outrageous nonsense mate.

Covid causes death by bblood clots by the way, and vaccine does work.

Booster jabs are a good idea to ensure t-cell response which is more long lived than the anti-body response. Thereafter it will be offered annually and modified to the prevailing mutant strain......just like we've been doing with flu for decades.

DOI: GP in charge of a large vaccine centre and undergrad training in immunology.

I think you'll find that I told you so...

The monkey hammer was deployed on time and on Budget thanks to Yellen saying the opposite to what she said 48 hrs ago.....just as Gold and Silver were minutes away from breaching the $1800 and $27 levels respectively....

Funny that eh? How to move markets without actually buying/selling anything - pull a quoute out of your arse and let the Algos do it for you with someone else's money!!

The verbal tool is one of only 3 tools they have left (other than YCC and ZIRP). The tool box is getting empty.

Everybody wathcing COMEX. In worldwide market that allows trading for over 23 hrs per day, if you had any actuall silver to sell, and you wanted the best price for it (i.e. a market)....then you'd certainly want to sell it all in 3 minutes whilst at the same time gets your HFT algos to withdraw bids.

That would of course be the best way to trade in a way that suggests you're NOT simply trying to move the the 'price'. It that's exactly what you were trying to do (which would be illegal), then you'd be absolutely fine because Ross at the CFTC will only raise an eyebrow if people try to 'manipulate' the market by actually buying physical silver that actually exists.

I am a proud APE myself.

I like the metal. It's shiny.....

Raising cash if you get 10% IRR isn't a problem surely, especially where size of asset base isn't matched by the size of the G&A expenses it gives economies of scale too?

Absolutely - good news flow and the messages are clear.

Everything seems to point to the 7p dividend being rock solid and more than covered to allow organic growth. They are exceeding 10% IRR on these sets discussed today.

Wallop.

Good cash flow, low debt and in profit.

I'm suprised this isn't attracting more retail interest here.

Recent price action suggests news coming to me - takeover or MBO - not just a rotation into cyclical/defensive medium caps.

Nice news indeed. I bought some on Monday for my share club. Our timing is usual cursed.

Actually small scale gas to power in containerised engines (form coal mine methane) was the ALKANE plc model - got taken out by bigger fish. Its easy and low cost. Gas from a well would be easy, with connection TO the local grid the needed investment.

These gas to power engines also can preferentially switch on at times of national grid stress and earn large premiums per MWh produced.