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In crystal maze hexagon dome, frantically grabbing floating bank notes, which is floating on a boat down the swanny?

Sold out of this last year at c30k loss with the alix partners sky news drop. Was very painful but made it back with the oil majors. Sadly may not be an option for many, but genuinely feel for holders. These cowboys at Cine are delusional and Mookys desperation to hold onto his own equity has clouded his vision with unwarranted optimism. I expect he wishes he opted for a 1:1 dilution at £1 a share but his greed has cost him, and many PIs dearly

Chin up John boy. This time next year we'll be millionaires...

Before the war, who are you uncle albert?!

I never quite understood why resistance at 7 mean to it was going to drop big. Joining dots it a sandpit there pal

Storm in teacup, in a ship

Getting ready for a 'thar she blows!'

Righto. Well done, keep the pressure on!

Surely those who have sold cease to be shareholders and therefore the statement 90% of shareholders don't care as they've jumped ship is somewhat of a paradox?

31st March. Should hear either way in coming days.

£23.5m. Does that mean GOG take 65% of that does anyone know? or was £30m provision already covering gog and keolis..

Should there not be a trading update/H1 results in the diary for about this time of the year?

GTR contract and DFT settlement are all we are interested in Hector. Not this inane drivel.

The fuel is hedged into the 12-18+ month horizon, there will be costs coming but they have time to mitigate and plan, increase prices, renegotiate contracts etc. It will hurt of course, thry will not escape it entirely but much of it can be manouvered around.

We need to find a bottom of general market fear in next days and use results as a springboard back to a support base of 230+. Then steady recovery from there in the coming months.

The hedging wont necessarily remove exposure to fuel prices but will delay the fuel costs into the future. If they continue their hedging policy they will start to lock in higher prices in the future horizon, not doing so would be a divergence from the policy towards 'betting' the prices fall.

London stock exchange says 674. Google 623, your 650. I guess it opens with a 6

I'm confused, did it close at 674 in the end??

And on balance more see upside than do not?

1)Has anyone got a view of the worst case fine at the absolute max of 10% and what that calculation means for go ahead? To me as a layman, it is not clear in the guidance, also dont GOG take 66% of this, keolis the rest? Either way any thoughts anyone has on what this is would be interesting to hear.
2) what is the impact of that worst case scenario coming to fruition? impact on balance sheet and financing? Depending on size, is it possible to absorb or would an equity raise be required? I assume not but again depends on size of fine.

If the fine was 10% of Turnover, which I am sure does not make sense with a 1-2% profit margin contract, bit entertaining that worst outcome would it not be an option to pay in installments? akin to BP Deepwater horizon?