Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
Brainspark
You have posted once in 30 days on Kefi and no homework done on current situation. There was no mention of Q4 from TW, he said Harry was chasing the smaller investors banks and that the two main banks had signed.
For other investors here, check brainsparks history!
https://webcasting.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcast/60c9e57649ccf90ed92104ba/60caf823b9a4eb642feaa6cd
Current forecasts suggest Baita Plai will deliver surplus cash (after development costs) of ~US$2,427,066 in 2021 & ~US$13,197,646 in 2022
https://vastplc.com/operations/baita-plai-polymetallic-mine/
Have a read!
Answer from back in April
bigdouble Premium Member
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RE: afternoon27 Apr '21
It’s when you buy shares, via a broker, and they give you say 20 days to pay for the trade. This is known as a T20. If at the end of the 20 days you don’t want to settle the trade, the broker will sell the stock and immediately buy back the stock giving the client say another 20 days to settle. Usually one can only roll a trade once. There will be a very slight difference in value of the two trades and this is the brokers charge. Often they both go through as buys ( blue) or both sells (red) so can be misleading.
EV, I can't wait to see the answer, he asked the question some time ago!
Struv5
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RE: afternoon27 Apr 2021 17:42
Hi
Could someone please explain to me what is meant by ‘rollover’ for those two big trade prints? (New investor)
Many thanks
The OGA Strategy, which came into force in February 2021, incorporates a range of net zero obligations for the UK oil and gas industry, including a requirement for relevant persons to, in securing that the maximum value of economically recoverable petroleum is recovered, take appropriate steps to assist the Secretary of State in meeting the net zero target. This includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions from sources such as flaring and venting.
The OGA expects industry to adhere to the following principles in relation to flaring and venting across all UKCS areas and oil and gas lifecycle stages:
flaring and venting and associated emissions should be at the lowest possible levels in the circumstances
zero routine flaring and venting for all by 2030
all new developments should be planned and developed on the basis of zero routine flaring and venting.
https://www.ogauthority.co.uk/licensing-consents/consents/flaring-and-venting/
https://www.blackrockmidstream.com/blog/4-reasons-why-the-midstream-part-of-oil-and-gas-is-so-important-hdmz7-pzj2s-h5mh5
Maybe the reason this is taking longer than first planned!!