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Precisely the opposite of what Starmer said, which was why buy someone else’s company when you can start your own. Plenty of wind to go around.

*operators*

The article you linked to is about storage *operatirs*. It says: “ The operators are able to benefit from the surge in electricity prices, which are seen by the marginal cost of the last generating unit turned on to meet demand, which is usually a gas-fired plant. At the same time, they have largely escaped the rising commodity costs hitting the companies that actually make the batteries.”

Hmmm

I have a recurring order for porridge direct with Opti. They were unable to deliver the latest because it was “out of stock “. GoFigure.

Is that the biolabs where the Gates-Soros nanobots are manufactured for Hunter Biden? Top entertainment, this thread. Go on, do the one about the fake Moon landings. I'll get the popcorn.

Unless things have changed it's in Suzhou in Jiangsu. I'm not aware of any current lockdown status.

This. I've been mentioning flow batteries whenever I get the chance, on social media, for this very reason. People aren't aware of the potential.

Two years of testing shows why things seem sometimes to move very slowly - but hugely significant validation.

I've been reviewing my holding, while still 27% up. I was just reading some of the reviews on Trustpilot https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/axisbiotix.com which I presume have to be from bona fide customers. It's clear that, as we already know, Axisbiotix doesn't work for everyone. It's also clear that it's life changing for many. But two words leapt out at me that were volunteered by reviewers: acne (perhaps an obvious natural extension) - and arthritis pain. Huge.

The chip shortage looks like getting worse, too, as a result of the war in Ukraine (neon supply). Reluctantly just sold my holding at a small loss. I've been in and out of XPP for years and it's a good company, so I might be back, but avoiding for now. Hope to be proved wrong!

It pre-dates that. RNS Number : 6096S, SSE PLC, 17 November 2021: SSE'S NET ZERO ACCELERATION PROGRAMME (including, inter alia):
"Growth-enabling dividend, paying at least £3.50 per share across the five years, comprising:
o completion of current RPI linked dividend plan to March 2023
o followed by a rebased dividend to 60p in 23/24 with attractive annual growth of at least 5% to March 2026
o scrip dividend option capped at 25%".

Very sound. The seaweed project is fascinating. More to follow.

He's been in for ages and has made similar pronouncements before, but he does remain very bullish on the numbers.

December webinar, regarding Gamesa:
"Relationship progressing well. Commercialisation strategy agreed. Next major announcement: public Commercial release Date ('CRD')."

… for new treatments for autoimmune diseases blamed on Western diets. It’s the microbiome again:
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/jan/08/global-spread-of-autoimmune-disease-blamed-on-western-diet

From the interims a few weeks ago:
"... results for the six months ended 30 September 2021.
Highlights
...
· Sales £3.2m (versus an exceptional Covid-driven £6.7m in 6m to 30 September 2020, and £2.1m* in the 6 months to 30 September 2019)
· Gross profit £1.66m (v.£2.91m and £0.91m respectively)
· Adjusted EBITDA** £0.17m (versus £1.29m and £0.34m loss respectively)
· Cash of £1.9m at period end
Strategic initiatives progressing well...".

“ Surveys have identified tens and even hundreds of other symptoms. A large study by University College London (UCL), identified 200 symptoms affecting 10 organ systems.
“These include hallucinations, insomnia, hearing and vision changes, short-term memory loss and speech and language issues. Others have reported gastro-intestinal and bladder problems, changes to periods and skin conditions.”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57833394

Loss of smell and taste wasn’t mentioned officially at first. Anosmia got listed as a key symptom based on feedback from people who’d caught COVID, many of them via the ZOE study - my wife included, at the start of April 2020. It was added to the official list on May 19 in the UK.

I've just been catching up on the - now various - threads on there and there are some terrific firsthand testimonials. "The Dictator" just sounds a bit nuts and completely irrelevant. Anyway generally now all good stuff: it's those word-of-mouth accounts that will (a) help people and (b) grow the consumer base.

Yes that’s their standard reply, as posted on their Facebook Live page comments about nutrition last week. My point is, how come the US association seems pro AxisBiotix but not the UK one? Money?