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There are 2.725 billion shares in issue. Allowing for taxes and all costs involved a sale of MT of $4billion would result in a price per share of £1 quite easily. I don't care about any shorters. I care only about true investors who have been waiting months for a result here with Eurasia. Simple arithmetic shows how possible £1 is.
Not posted here for a long time as I've moved on. However just seen the RNS and it remains clear the Slovene government is continuing with obstructions to prevent AST producing Petisovci gas as a commercial entity. Petisovci gas is there but the Slovene don't want it in commercial quantities for environmental and political reasons in their relations with importing from Russia.
Doing an EIA is fine but the Slovene government will only place another obstruction in the way subsequently. Most likely further unnecessary bureaucratic delays. I see AST is moving on to other locations and that's probably the only way forward.
Can't see a lot of positives there. China's first priority is not the stability of Hong Kong. It's the stability of the Chinese Communist Party. Trump's reaction is the correct one but China's response will damage Hong Kong. The Chinese government doesn't care about much else than the prolonging of itself and the CCP.
HSBC has moved it's headquarters to London as a result of the 1997 handover. It has already spread it's business into the USA and Europe. It will however be damaged by the Chinese government's reaction as it still has a lot of business in Hong Kong and China.
China had already placed the stools apart. Trump has responded now after years of provocation being ignored by other Presidents. Will China bend with the wind?
As HSBC is now headquartered in London are the Hong Kong troubles really that serious for HSBC? There business is now worldwide and even in Asia extends well beyond China. I appreciate China and Hong Kong are important but business continues in China for many foreign companies despite issues with the Chinese government. The risk is there but HSBC are more familiar with it than most other companies with considerable experience of operating in that part of the World.
Hopefully a lesson learnt to never apply stop losses on AIM. MMs can see them and will drop the price to catch them when they can. The RNS provided the excuse to do so. On AIM stop losses just become losses.
Why is it the lunatics run the asylum on LSE? Oh I know, they have an agenda. That's it.
Of course an antibody test is needed:
1. To check people for antibodies so they can go back to work.
2. To check the efficacy of a vaccine.
Omega are almost complete in creating a home 15 minute test kit where everyone can have a result without waiting days for a lab test. Bleeding obvious ain't it?
drunkinftl, I don't post here much because the lunatics have taken over the asylum. I have just explained the point about the possible sale of MT. Ignore it if you wish but it's there and makes your post 4 minutes later look stupid.
Spot on Londontown, except maybe MT being 100% sold. Almost certainly an NDA prevents us knowing that. Your last paragraph tells us why it probably is sold on proviso the flanks licence is granted. The process of elimination of what we know from Rosnedra's website and what the company has previously told us leads us to believe that is the case. There is NO information at all that says otherwise. We know from information from Rosnedra that the licence application is proceeding normally and is due to be granted imminently.
So Victoria Derbyshire? That'll be very general and very simplified. Don't expect detail about Omega Diagnostics. But worth trying maybe.
Radio or TV? Which channel?
As I understand the Roche test is a lab test. That wouldn't compete with a 15 minutes home test as a lab test requires days to get a result.
Good name for rubbish posts.