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The panic on here is at 11 on the fear-o-meter!

With Brexit chaos on the horizon, and a global recession not far away, the chances of SXX getting their Channel Tunnel properly financed and built are close to zero.

The UK has done nothing but fail in mining since WW2, its mining-management skills have all but disappeared, UK culture hates filthy mines, while London politicians and bankers don't give a toss about anything north of Cambridge... In other words, don't expect a government or City bailout for oop north.

For those reasons, SXX is headed for 1-2p as the next stop.

Looks like this will hit my 1-2p prediction any day now!

The new CEO, appointed in Mar 2018, has quickly swung the company away from loss, back to profit.

Amazed at people still buying or ramping this one! SXX has clearly been a lame duck for over a year. The massive tunnel and funding problems have been well known for months and are almost insurmountable. Next stop is 1-2p.

Well, well, well...

As I have been predicting time and again since 2018, this has finally hit 5p !!!

See thread for written evidence.

I have called this right, for over a year, from 40p down to 30p to 20p to 15p to 10p and now 5p... in the face of extreme hostility on here.

Listen up... here is my next prediction...

The charts are now pointing to 1-2p as the next stop.

Wow. KDR is like one big gravy train for the prof and his mates. Two decades of pump-and-place, and still he adds more cronies to the Board! The guy has some chutzpah for an old grandpa.

If the prof is kicked out, there will be a big, tradeable bounce here. But unlikely to be sustained, once the euphoria wears off.

All this "company" has been doing for 2 decades is to buy a patch of land vaguely near a real diamond mine... and then press-release every 1-2 years that they have definitely found a pipe vaguely near the sparklers... followed weeks later by another press release telling punters to hand them yet another £500k... Rinse and repeat...

Nice work if you can get it ;-)

The bigger mystery here is -- who the hell has been buying 11% of a "company" with no diamonds (or gold) and no intention of digging up diamonds (or gold)! Should be calling the p*lice, not an EGM.

Who the hell is buying this piece of junk today! This "company" has been pumping and placing for 2 decades and making the prof rich at the expense of mug punters.

Momentum and sentiment have collapsed here. Shareprice has plunged a third in weeks. EVR is starting to feel like Centrica or Saga, where nobody wants to catch a falling knife.

Will keep an eye on this one. It will be a good buy in the 100-200p range.

Charts here suggest this one is headed for 300p. If the dividend is slashed, global steel goes into a bad downcycle, and a tradewar shock dives the world into recession, it will be 100p in a flash.

The Eire-NI border is just a tiny 0.2% of EU trade and is not important at all. Only a few lorries trickle across the border every day.

A camera and digital import system, like Destin8, already in successful operation at Felixstowe port, which handles 25 x more trade every day, can be implemented on the NI border in a flash. Problem solved.

The "backstop" is, sadly, being ruthlessly exploited by the EU and desperate Remainers to thwart a UK exit deal.

Theresa Mayhem was weak and stupid and let the EU get away with it.

Boris is stronger and smarter. He is right -- if the EU do not rip up the political backstop, just harden the NI border, and let Eire get into a panic. It will hurt Ireland far more than Britain.

We, as a country, need to be more confident, and stop our nervous self-loathing all the time.

Can't see Tesco ever recovering. New Kantar figures today show Tesco's summer growth plunging -2% YoY and Lidl soaring +8% YoY. Dozens of Aldi-Lidl stores opening right next-door to every Tesco, with -30% cheaper prices. See new stores all the time, across the country. Every month, for the past decade, it is the same attrition, drip by drip. Death by a thousand cuts.

Banks are out of fashion everywhere across the world. LLOY is near a 7-year low. Just gotta be patient and wait for the banking sector to come back into cyclical fashion in the US market, and the UK will follow it upwards. If you can pick up LLOY at 10-30p in 1-3 years, during or shortly after the upcoming US recession. it will be a legendary buy.

Looks set to spike in the coming days and weeks...

With a global and US recession inevitable at some point in the 2020 to 2022 window (after 10 years of global growth), banks are unlikely to be in fashion any time soon. LLOY will be a great buy when the recession hits and it slumps to the 10-30p range. Can't see it doing anything spectacular until then.

Good to see the shares marked down today. The market is wising up.

The prof has done the same thing every year for 2 decades. Claim gold (or diamond) is right around the corner -- and then slam investors with a placing, loan or consolidation.

Pump and place. Pump and place.

This "company" should be investigated by the UK and Ireland police.

Yes, INTU is toast. Can't control its debt, been trying to expand in the face of relentless highstreet contraction, loads of shop tenants going bust. Yet another British company destroyed by arrogant, inept "directors". It has been clear for a decade or more that shopping malls are dying. The current mess is no surprise. They are toast.

This is a short-termist panic sale of Just Eat.

Top management has surrendered to City pressure and thrown in the towel.

Just Eat is 4 x larger by revenue than Takeaway, and it should be buying, not selling.

As predicted a couple weeks ago (see thread), this has got CAKE written all over it.

The newspapers, like the Wail, have been hinting at it for weeks...

The auditors here are Grant Thornton, one of the most inept companies on planet Earth. They are like them beady crows in The Omen movie, lol. If you see them, run away.

Monday is gonna be a bloodbath. This is headed for under £1. Fortunes will be lost, and won ;-)