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someone just acquired 3.2M shares. Quite encouraging!

Good Title Tony, sums up your post with excellence!
Firstly I hold that sentiment is the main driver of share price changes and the fundamentals are part of the sentimental driving force.
Secondly good propositions are funded by any mean possible and will provide massive returns for investors.
Thirdly where is your evidence it is capital heavy but all the capital is available with a very large contingency built in for unexpected issues.
writing that I realise you sold your share based on your own sentiment of the companies direction which had some effect on the share price (see point 1).
Finally why would you sell out a speculative investment at a >25% loss when the project is still looking very good! I speculate your whole post was BS based on nothing more than butt hurt from bad decision making and a dire need to justify it (to yourself).

@dadean

My fantast RNS - just to get one back at the last month of deramping about the last one, would read:

"Bonds.... Sold."

and by that time all being well we will be at or near first poly with sales and revenue generation!

I would guess by the time we need more funding in 18 months or so time, regardless of how the first batch were sold.
SXX would have a better credit rating, i.e. they have been paying the coupon on the HY and convertible bonds.
additional ~ 1 billion funding from HY, convertible Gina and 500m - 1 bil available on the RCF so approx. 2 bil which would have been spent mostly on mine development, so a bigger asset to secure debt against.

@Hillside - not sure you will find much out on this BB. I doubt very much we have a large II following.
For clarity my ii represents independent investor!
But if our willing to invest ~1mil get on to JPM that's 5 bonds sorted just 2495 to go (in absence of any detail on who else is interested not deramping :-) )

it hovering around 10.42 not 10.40.
And it is for very valid reasons.
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/history/42-the-answer-to-life-the-universe-and-everything-2205734.html

The main point that the media and parliament are continually missing is this isn't "Deal or No deal". it "WA or No WA". Once the WA is resolved (and not before by EU rules) we can start to negotiate a Deal.
What is crazy is parliament and the media to a large extent do not realise that by blocking the WA which they see as No deal makes no deal a hell of a lot more likely as leaving without a WA puts us in a horrible position to start negotiating with the EU from.
We didn't honour our commitments to the EU when leaving (citizen rights, funding agreed pre departure, boarder controls etc) so how do we think they will view our trade commitments in a future trade deal if a new PM doesn't like them we may just scrap them!!!
Parliament is full of fools, DC messed it up to start with by resigning rather than cracking on with it. TM messed up from the start by agreeing to separate WA/trade deal whilst dressing it up as nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. And parliament as a whole kept doing everything it could to ensure the people vote was ignored, some even have the audacity to claim the only way out is a people vote (whilst conveniently ignoring the original one and the following GE and the recent EU elections!!

@Madhunter - Apologies. in that case yes, I have heard of it and agree it will end the Euro, there is nothing built in to deter weaker economies from continually trading beyond there means. No allowance or flexibility for them to adjust currency/interest rates to offset trade imbalances. IMO Its all for the benefit of Germany primarily they can keep selling there ware to countries who otherwise would not be able to buy as much whilst also holding back the value of the EUR currency as a whole, so they are more competitive on an international level than they would otherwise be with the DM. As more EU states go the route of Greece and Italy the bigger the issue will become.
I am hopeful a good Brexit will show the rest of the EU they can live without the EU, just as we already proved that not accepting the euro did not result in catastrophic financial hardship (as predicted in that campaign as well).

google knows a lot...

Best option would be to let the "no deal" blocking bill go through. Then when BJ asks EU for an extension until January 2020, he can simultaneously use the UK Veto to veto the extension request with the EU and take us out on the 31/10 as planned.

Deos - "Any hope getting my 15p back this month?"
aha your the type that buys a single share. I hate to see people struggling so send me your address and I will post you 20p so you get a nice too and you can keep the share!

Thats a lot of spending.
Now what do governments need to enable more spending....More revenue.
More Income tax. Sirius ticks the box with the employment it is offering.
More National insurance. Sirius ticks the box with the employment it is offering.
More corporation Tax. Sirius ticks the box with the potential supplies.
More capital gain tax . Sirius ticks the box with the potential increase to share prices as current investors sell.
More dividend tax. Sirius ticks the box with the potential future dividend potential.
In short a bigger GDP allows more spending and Sirius will help with that.

Make sure the park is near an Ikea. On cold days you can nip in to "test" the beds out and warm up.

@longtimeinvestor - No great for Lloyd share holders though. Negative equity and Lloyds mortgage book...

Lets not forget London is a Global finance centre, EU is just a part of that landscape. Many global finance companies may move a few jobs to EU to offset any risk to trading between UK-EU post Brexit. However, many have also, correctly stated that Brexit is not the end of the world for London, It will continue to be a global finance centre and any cost related to EU trading will be managed in the same way they manage cost of trading across the majority of the globe!

For now!
Once in production people will throw 4billion at the for the next one. May compete with German government bonds.
True **** no ramping lol

but but but but we all know everyone didn't vote.
and we all know those that didn't obviously would have backed remain
We all know that people can change their minds
and that every who did was changing from leave to remain.
We all know it is democratic to have the ability to change your view and therefore its democratic if you lose and whinge until you get a another chance before the original democratic outcome was achieved!
We all know that another referendum would result in remain (and if not it no problem we refused to allow any exit planning so if Brexit wins again we can try a 3rd time or a fourth etc)
.....end sarcasm (or realism if your in the remain camp lol)

Lol small drop and muppet brigade turn up in droves!

I don’t know what’s going on any more!
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Market manipulation on unprecedented proportions!
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Market manipulation on a presidential scale!