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Why should I trust them at 77p when I was supposed to trust them at 113p.

I've had one eye on the FTSE100 , I should have been watching the 250 absolute carnage today.

I don't know how much longer rates can stay high / go up. Without serious damage being done to the economy

It's a bond proxy. Buckle up. I know that's what I'm doing.

Perfect, thanks got it.

One other thing it looks to me like you can trade the for 200p,, I'm guessing that will change pretty rapidly.

The most obvious answer is I ask II but...

I now have next to my NG listing an NGPN listing. If I click on it, it just seems tradable that's it, I can't find an option to confirm I'm taking up the issue.

I was with another broker that they took over and in the past id click on the pending shares to confirm.

Am I supposed to just leave it and not selling isn't confirmation.

Also it looks like 24th was the actual cut off date. As I sold 200 shares I'm the 23rd (to cover my costs) and there's no allowance for them.

It's all very confusing to me. Partly because when it's divis you know where you stand because it's normally 1 day before.

The way I'm interpreting this though is my broker (II) which will be making the call at the end of play tonight before the stock market opens. After all it's them, not me that's the registered shareholder.

No idea if I'm right, but that's how I've "played" it.

Is there any reason not to sell enough shares now to cover buying at the cheaper rate?

Sorry to hear that rover, sorry for anyone really who's seen this through to the end.

I have only 2 pieces of learning / advice to people

1) don't beat yourself up over it. Many smart people get caught out.

2) don't try to make anything back by increasing risk exposure elsewhere.

Wouldn't touch with a barge pole. My takeaway from that is either the board are trying to be very honest and giving AIM investors one last chance to salvage some money for a bag of chips or they're evil and going to play you like a fiddle.

For once I actually think it's the former.

Do you have any details about this deal, or even some hint? Or is it just a speculative phrase ?

if the big takeaway here isn't that aim is steaming pile of ****e i don't know what it's going to take for some people.

hzm was merely the shiniest turd out there at the time we were investing, where are the junior mining success stories?

Survival will be impressive never mind glory.

I'm getting Blazing Saddles vibes from that post Neil.

When were the last realistic cost per tonne figures released? How much was it?

Anybody remember this classic?

"What a night! The bankers were treated like kings/ Queens (him /her) and HZM knew how to charm. As a banker you appreciate fine wines, champers and of course, pie, mash and liquor!

Well, HZM have done it to perfection.

Game on and PIs can sit back and enjoy the ride as the rocket is set to launch and fly high!"

Strong Buy @ 10.75

What happened Billy?

In reading evikings message again slowly. That matches what I thought. Unless you own shares bought on the ASX you won't be paying WHT.

Or at least that's my understanding of it

Does this not depend on the listing for the BHP shares?

If you're a UK resident but have bought the London listed shares is there still a WHT? That seems like a bit of a rip.

I'm not just doom and gloom.

Obviously the main thing for HZM is to survive the next three months, but you can't ignore it close your eyes to the wider industry.

Anyway to the glass half full crowd

Apologies if already posted

https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL8N3BW4WU/#:~:text=Indonesia's%20high%2Dgrade%201.7%25%20nickel,for%20the%20electric%20vehicles%20batteries.

Even the telegraph is piling it on. I didn't go looking for this but it's from today's live feed

"FTSE mining stocks have plunged to their lowest level in more than two years amid a flood of cheap Indonesian nickel onto global markets.

Many of the world’s largest nickel mines have been left unprofitable amid plummeting prices for the metal, which is vital for the development of green technologies.

Western governments are scrambling to secure supplies of nickel as they seek to hit net zero goals but coal-fired nickel mining in Indonesia, backed by China, is pricing out more climate-friendly producers."

Before the hyper sensitive get upset, sentiment really is hitting bottom, and I still have horses in the nickel race via BHP and Ecor. I'd much rather it was higher.