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golly, 100m?? someone has surely lost tens of thousands there. to be fair, syn is no different to the rest of the dog**** aim stocks i've got...no income, no progress and massive salaries to the directors funded by placings which is the only thing a bolted on guarantee so a carbon copy of all the others really...at least they're not bust....yet. no point selling just stick your fingers in your ears and go la la la la

Exactly Farnorth, if Trump succeeds in trashing the world's economy then 0% tarrifs on RR products into the US won't matter as nobody will be buying anything or flying anywhere...if he carries on with his hairbrained economic policies he will create a massive global recession IMHO, the man is a total moron....he appears to think the presence of a trade deficit is other countries "ripping off" the US which is patently untrue..the deficit has been caused by America's addiction to a massive Chinese takeaway of cheap goods which can't be replaced by US manufacturing

Badland, we're up 85% in 1 year and 20% in a month how can you be anything but delighted?

Kind of inevitable really but 51 billion shares now issued golly. that said we are 2 years' late and I had considered Prem to be a total write off so anything on top of this is a Brucey bonus.

Wind farms are fine as long as it's windy..we need baseload powwwweeerrrrr that isn't gas ergo SMR's and lots of them

I'm in the same boat Drutor though with 2,000 but massively down. The damage for me was done q4 2022 through Q1 and Q2 2023 where I sold FTSE stalwarts to buy here. I think it will come good though and in theory patient 2 should be getting injected next week if the leadtime for patient 1 is anything to go by so that's my prediction for the next RNS

Hi Dustyslay, you say you don't know much about tarrifs but you're happy to give Trump a shot. Tarrifs might be ok if you want to protect a small sector of your economy say coal mining if you think cheap coal is being dumped to force domestic mining under..using them to tax the consumer by stealth on everything imported is a recipe for economic disaster...if the tarrifs continue then small businesses will have to close because they don't have the free cash flow.. bigger businesses might fair better and importantly, noone knows if the tarrifs are here for good or away tomorrow. Noone is going to invest in the US on the back of tariff worries whilst this madness goes on....he might reduce them to zero tomorrow, who knows? Tarrifs on everything from flip flops to microchips is the silliest thing you can imagine....why not set up shop making flip flops in the US? the problem is that his supporters are to thick to realise that they're the biggest loosers in this...it's a tax on them.

Hi Tim..RR Cars sold around 5000 cars last year..if we said £500K per car that's £2.5 billion in revenue so around 12% of RR plc turnover...how would 12% give a "much much" higher SP for RR plc not counting the massive R&D and investment required

GoldWish is keeping his head down as he got caught out liblling SYN on LSE forcing SYN to put out an X post confirming his conversation with SYN's CEO as pure fabricatuon..he's a very naughty boy and a little fibber

Why would it drop 20p if the dividend is only 6p? the SP at the moment depends on what the Mango Mussolini says or does

I doubt we'll see him on here again to be honest. we said all along he was trying to talk the price down and evidently that was the case...

You're a little fibber GW you said the other day you had 25m the sell today was for 35m lol.

Wow, golly, it hadn't occurred to me about transport. There must either be a rail link in place or wouldn't it be impossible? even a Cat mining truck can 'only' carry 400 tonnes so that would mean 25000 journeys one way full and 25000 back empty all at 60 gallons of fuel per hour to move 10,000,000 tonnes. Sorry, am I missing something? even the world's biggest train at 7km longwould need 100 trips

Hi Pete, so 16 reactors + 26 ‘fossil fuel replacement reactors’ built over 20 years equates to 42 reactors so 2.1 reactors per year at say £2.5bn each = £5bn per year

So currently we have a PE ratio of 23…based on £5bn per year incremental T/O and a margin of 10% gives us an extra £0.5Bn of earnings per year from 2030 so that’s an extra 6p per share earnings. That would take our PE ratio to 19 so to adjust back to 23 you’d need to increase the SP by £1.35.

This is all total conjecture though….a) we do don’t if the govt will proceed and b) we don’t know if RR will get all, half or a third of the SMR business....I hope we get at least half and we'll find out 10th June

20 SMR'S at £2.5 bn each would be £50bn... if RR won all 20 then it's around £5bn a year based on 2 per year output rate so around about an extra 28% incremental turnover taking us from £18bn to £23bn per year in turnover but in 5 years' time I would guess...

your £50 to £79bn has to be spread over many years at least 10 and only starting in 5 years time.

Dustyslay..'guts to do it' like it's a good thing? tariffs are supposed to be applied with precision to protect an area of your economy..but he doesn't have a strategy outside of MAGA and build America which is fine but I guess he doesn't mean flip flops or tennis balls yet both are now tariffed. Outside of car/truck/heavy equipment assembly only small pockets of undoubtedly world class manufacturing in specialised industries such as defence, nuclear or power systems remain..widget manufacturing along with all the supporting infrastructure from factories to training has long since gone and the skills lost.

Yes we do Robert 00...we buy parts from China, China Airlines operate A350's,MTU have a JV with Yuchai to build diesel engines...lots of stuff.

I suppose the issue is that he's implemented these sweeping tariffs without really having a strategy in place. A 25% tariff on e.g. car parts is of course protectionism but protecting what? The US car industry has done what every other car producing nation has done and off shored much of the low tech widget manufacturing to China, India, Vietnam etc etc and to bring it back would take years and who wants to work in a foundry making brake disc castings for $30k per year?

Hi Drutor, it took 6 weeks from recruitment to injection for patient 1

I think the phrase rhymes with clucking bell. I hope my Aintree acca comes in.