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That would be nice, though could you enlighten us to your reasoning of why today in particular.

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I at one time had sirus minerals, I thought they where long gone.

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95 PRE 😂😂

I'll go for 95 post FID, 140 after.

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SpaceHoppa

I think I mentioned my strategy at table 84, I have 200000 non ISA shares, selling 10000 every 5p rise, started at 75p, to cover the losses I made when I sold everything last December to buy more rockhopper at 20p.

My 500000 ISA shares are longer-term ( probably for the kids) as I have no mortgage and a really good pension.

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SpaceHoppa

Great idea to call Happy out, if it doesn't happen, it confirms what everyone already knows.

I can certainly recommend retirement.

70th birthday party, 5 rooms, long weekend, 5 star sps hotel and a bit left over for pocket money.

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Yes it was me

Sold a pittance 10000 at 80p for a blowout, ( part of my non ISA exit strategy) buyers are out there waiting

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Disadvantage - stamp duty.

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SO WHAT

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Folk (including traders) are still on holiday, we will see some more movement in the SP when the school term starts.

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Good post

Watched it all, right to the cats, there was no major i/c cats, when I was at Mount Pleasant😂

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The broadband was definitely poor then.😂

Mirasol

Having visited most of the farms on the Falklands, my opinion is that the islanders don't want to work on the farms. The majority of kids leave and don't come back. If they even stayed on the islands they preferred stay in Port Stanley, although it was 2009 and 2010 when I was there, at that time most farms had two adults in their 50s or 60s who managed the sheep on quads, a team of New Zealand sheep shearers visited once per year. I sent a team to visit each farm ( all islands) once per month to help for a few hours with heavy stuff and occasional for a 2-3 day stay over if requested, for bigger jobs, in order to gain the goodwill of the land owners, for freedom of movement for my people.

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I'll book tabel 84

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T+20 trades, referring to a settlement cycle of 20 trading days after a transaction, are not a standard practice in modern stock markets. The standard settlement cycle is now T+2, meaning trades settle two business days after the transaction. This shortened settlement cycle was implemented to reduce risk and increase efficiency in financial markets.

Here's a breakdown:

T+2:

This is the current standard settlement cycle in most major stock markets, including the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ.

T+20:

This would mean a 20-day settlement period, which is significantly longer than the current standard.

Historical Context:

While T+20 might have been relevant in the past, it's no longer the norm due to advancements in technology and a push for faster and more efficient settlement processes.

Tips are great, nevertheless, as I have said before, this board is for rockhopper posts and is being at times overwhelmed with non related issues👍

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Navatis now 10% down from it's all time high. Probably some profits being taken, as things seem to be going well, or maybe investors transferred part of their portfolio to Rockhopper.

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Go somewhere rldet

A snippet from the Navatis webpage.

Navitas Petroleum's strategy focuses on investing in projects on the verge of final investment decision (FID) while reducing time and risk to first oil, and Unlocking significant development upside by acquiring assets with proven reserves and material past investments that were invested by previous partners. In addition, Navitas Petroleum demonstrated capabilities of raising financing for projects in challenging environments and markets.

Just a reminder.

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Go as MD😂