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PS,it doesn't go ex divi till thurs 14th of June.

The high street has changed. Did pop into a PETS shop at the weekend and found the store full of premium priced pet food which can be purchased at discount at any supermarket.Lots of specialist items for sale but people trawl the net first in these days of austerity. So what we are really hoping for is a short term bounce brought on by ex divi and some hedge funds closing the 13.3%. "Business Model is good, since when will I ever go to an online Vet for a jab- NEVER".I'm not into Ketamine myself,lol.

Its very sad to think that people on this bb feel that if Italy and the EU fail it will have a positive effect on the UK.Are some on self destruction mode?. In the meantime i see all the best people are moving to Israel,lol.

Kern,a bit OTT this"more sinister plans were the main reason for the EU."The main reason for promoting trade amongst the European nation was peace. Lets rip the lot up,EU and customs Union and return to 1914 or 1939,lots of nationalism,third time lucky they say.

The Board did say on the 3rd of May 2018 "Production was below expectations due to a 23% decrease in the average processed grade quarter on quarter resulting from lower than expected grades from the transitional zone, providing access to Stage 4A of the open pit. Despite lower than expected grades mined from the open pit impacting production, improved productivity, higher recoveries, stringent cost control and a strengthening gold price all were marked contributions to the quarterly performance"- the market ignored that on the 3rd of May. The only difference with this production update was they stated they had difficulties with production equipment and this had been rectified,i wonder how long this has been going on for?. Yes the 580,000 oz guidance was set after a good 4th Q and was far too ambitious for a mine which has a base load of 500,000.1st Q production of 124,000 would give you the 500k per annum but having said that they say the 2nd Q will be weak so would not look forward to the prelims on the 9th of July. Looking back over its production figs they yo yo all over the place which in mining i guess is quite normal.It sounds like they were pushing on too hard and something had to give.

A very clever business man,however he cannot comprehend the joint venture aspect of himself making money out of his clients in Somerset Capital investing in emerging markets. He also stated we should withhold the �40B divorce payment which is mainly pension commitments for the likes of Lord Farage. Sorry,but i don't think he is fit for higher public office.

People who live at others expense. Remember when they sold the council houses to housing association and gave them charity status and the executive directors paid themself more than the Prime Ministers �150,402 for running a housing stock of 10,000. You'll find most of your spongers amongst the wealthy,they didn't get wealthy by accident.

Exit polls are indicating a proper result in Ireland approx 70% majority,very similar to the UK's 67.23% that voted to remain in the Common Market,ie Customs Union in June 1975. Can't argue with that.

One morning you will all wake up and have to accept. DCB was right all along,Brexit is dead.

Even BoE have revised their rather optimistic figs for 2018 growth down to 1.4% from 1.8% citing lack of business investment. Hope you Brexiteers are happy now.

Can't see a trigger for a bounce today.

Shorters definately got a grip on this one at the moment.They don't leave any door's open to get out,unless you take a lose. 3 days of this now,it has to turn at some point.

So if 120p is the target then with 13.44% visible shorting i would expect a bit of a bounce!.

Thanks Warthog,i see the additional charges by SFO were made on the 15th/16th May 2018 which was the start of the recent pfc fall,probably just a coincidence.

Ladies/Gents DCB added i think a very critical post yesterday ref Brexit. HMRC have 1100 people working on this customs issue and have concluded the Max Fac solution would cost approx �20 billion per YEAR.Ok you could say its a conspiracy but i'm inclined to think the Revenue are pretty au fait with figures. James the Brexiteers won the referendum on misinformation,it was flying around everywhere on BOTH sides because we didn't have the complete picture then. Prehaps HMRC should have had a blue battle bus telling us that customs would cost the NHS �384m a week.lol https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu-customs/brexit-customs-paperwork-to-cost-firms-up-to-20-billion-pounds-a-year-tax-official-says-idUSKCN1IO2NM

Don't think the leavers thought this one out. Why not just stay in and do a Hungarian or an Italian.We Brits always take the rules too seriously,everyone else has only been taking them as guidance.

Thats the attraction of pfc,its very fluid and therefore the price fluctuates even on days when there is no news. Tried SN after its biggest fall in 9 yrs recently a full 7% wow.God was its boring,out now.

Hi Racing,you sound new to this game,only 7 yrs waiting for the elusive �1. Can i suggest coming back and asking this same question when you are fixing your zimmer frame with gaffa tape.lol

Was to assist in the repayment of $677m in oct 2018.In Dec 2017 it was reported Petrofac with the help of Bain &co were mulling over the sale of the North Sea arm. 2017 saw poor order take up in the North Sea but with oil hitting new highs,production is due to rise 5% this year on 2017 figure of �21 billion.At some point the UK Gov will have to encourage more drilling for their own sake to recover the 9 billion barrels left on the UK continental shelf. I feel there has never been a better time to sell these assets and further reinforce their cash position if a second attempt at a bond is not forthcoming.

John,i thought you might find it amusing making comparisons on withdrawals from Europe. Talking of oxygen your not one of Gove wood burner lynching mob,lol