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I see the whole gang of cowboys at MFDEVCO have resigned leaving Pegram to wind it up.

As sure as eggs are eggs, they will turn up tomorrow as delayed cancelled trades, along with the 1
M trade. I really dont like all these frequent reported cancelled trades. Smells of skullduggery to me.

ADK says "No, I am not. I was once a 'director' of a company (journalistic publishing) which unfortunately became insolvent due to some rather excessive ambitions, so had to be wound up. I lost money there. And so did some shareholders. "

SO, you fully understand where HUR is today, and why?

They look like rollovers, and at that size they must be T20s or some other leveraged position, not bed'n'isa. They are becoming increasingly common prints and "Rolo Ronnie and mates" must be keeping the faith to make an exit without tying up cash. As for yesterday's fanfare of endless trades and matching cancelled trades, that must be a data feed error.

None of this seems to affect the SP, so it's just thunder in the hills.

"How about you all get together and raise about $150m (£106m) and donate that to HUR for the BoD to pay off the bondholders and release the company from covenants and debts"

Half a penny a share ....go for it!

Hu11

As I understand it the SNG product is an anti viral , not a relief from asthma , which is provided Salbutamol inhaler.

"My brother in law has a degree in Biology from Oxford. The bloke doesn't talk very much. My brother in law says we never beat coronavirus because essentially the virus is genetically linked to the common cold. End of."

So why are we trying to prevent it? Or treat it?

Just lie down and think of England.

If that is true, we are all wasting our time and we might as well go to church on Sunday and pray for forgiveness, or simply lie down in front of Gaia and think of England while being screwed.

I expect it will carry on until Pello have recovered their placing fee or exhausted their warrants. They are not interested in investing, and it's not their job. They think 7p is a good price to exit.

I don't believe some of these delayed reports.

For example, the delayed report of a 500,000 trade at 14.05 yesterday has now been "reported" 7 times ! 4 times as trade and 3 times as a cancellation over 4 different delay periods. It's hard to believe the trade took place at all.

Mass denial of the obvious is going on.

Let's add in: the recent election was rigged , vaccines are poison, Bill Gates stole our oil, Celtic really won the SPL, WoS bigger than Saudi, 4000 holes in Blackburn Aberdeenshire, the Chinese rover is looking for oil on Mars, River Lune caused the water breakthough in Lancaster, CA are trying to nanochip the BOD, 5G signals are filtering the truth.

It will be alright when the judge is nobbled. Go storm the court building, take no prisoners. Fake news.

"I've never known a company push as hard as ours to hand it over to Bond Holders."

Really? Try Gulf Keystone Petroleum and Xcite Energy for starters.................

bots ...."Glad I’m not trading in and out of this share."

Clearly many people are and they made money today

For some people losing their invested money is a cathartic experience. They enjoy the thrill of not pressing the sell button, just to say " I held to the end"

There was a massive rally into the close, with an extended closing auction. Some folk bought a lot of shares reported late.

Some folk are obviously bullish and the fact is that this is an illiquid stock so big trades cause big movements.

Correct,shareholders own shares and can control through voting. Control is not ownership.

English shareholders are definitely not owners. The Court of Appeal declared in 1948 that “shareholders are not, in the eyes of the law, part owners of the company”. In 2003, the House of Lords reaffirmed that ruling, in un­equivocal terms.

Correct. No one owns a limited company. That's the law.

It's a fallacy that shareholders own the company. They own voting rights and distribution rights and nothing else. A limited company is a legal personality in its own right.

There are very few oil companies domiciled in Scotland, Harbour (ex Premier oil is one). Just like Amazon, if the tax burden looks too great, they will relocate the HQ to London or Dublin and pay English or Irish taxes. NatWest (former Royal Bank of Scotland) has said it will relocate HQ to London.

Fact of matter is that nothing will change, or capital flight will occur, which is the last thing Wee Nippy wants.

Question: why does every Scottish farmer have a bank account in Carlisle?