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Fair trading update with cash in the bank and maintaining their guidance for the full year steady as you go

Invester.. Heads or Tails which one is it?

FF > It's Turkey Day tomorrow 'Thanksgiving' so no trading what planet are you circulating on?

''On a brighter note, I've bought a few day trades for ftse 100 run tomorrow, US indices are up with futures looking good.''

Falconer-flyer seems to have lost altitude end of the story he did not even attempt to upset the kitten and even if he tried how could he after killing pheasants by the hundreds? RR sp is having a meaningful price re-tracetment as a result of inaction in volumes if there are no soccer players on the field there are no goals scored simply as that.

We saw a rather lacklustre performance yesterday, with volume falling 20% below average and the price range barely budging, essentially remaining stagnant. This suggests that the market is currently in a holding pattern, much like a plane parked at the gate while the pilots and crew prepare for the next leg of the journey. Meanwhile, the price of gold continues to soar, surpassing the $2,000 mark. On the weekly chart, we're encountering a bullish wedge formation at the first resistance level of 245, which is temporarily holding the price in check before it embarks on its next flight towards the second resistance line at 260.

L&G we have another higher low on the daily timeframes with number 17 printed today which concluded with an inside bar and above the 5-day moving average. However, since the last close was an inside BAR it seems the tug of war between buyers and sellers is starting to flatline mainly as a result of less trading volume in the market due to the shortened week with the onset of the Thanksgiving holidays Thursday/Friday maybe the price action shall pick up again around the 28th.

Urzz well done mate I think/hope we shall see a nice reply/reaction from the BOD following your email which I think was very well presented and knowing how well the BOD is/has been performing overall hopefully it's going to be positive. All the best wishes. and GLA

Mr. Picky Thanks for the heads up I just love it when insiders dig deep every penny counts

SullysWorld agree 100 % Spot On as Munger's now close to 100-year-old says it: He stays away from the 3 'L's Liqueur, Ladies and Leverage and that has kept him and his partner Warren Buffet out of trouble for more than 50 years some wise words of wisdom to be told there.

Peakdread Ahoy, me hearties! Gather 'round and listen to the words of Mr Market.

The seas of the market are ever-changing, but one thing's for certain: Red-inky's announcements are as frequent as a squall in a storm. But fear not, me lads and lasses, for the true signs of a changing tide, lie not in words but in deeds.

Look to the numbers, me hearties, for they are the true compass that guides our course. Since the dark days of October, when the price of our shares plummeted to the depths of 200.5, we've seen a steady rise, a relentless surge that's lifted us 22% higher.

Like a ship caught in an upthrust current, we've been propelled forward, gaining ground with every passing day. This steady climb, this unwavering momentum, speaks of a hidden force, a hidden hand that's buying up our shares with an insatiable hunger.

With just eight days left until the 28th, the winds of fortune are blowing in our favour. If this trend continues, if this tide keeps rising, we could reach the shores of 2.6 by then, a gain of 30%, a treasure trove of riches for those who hold fast.

So, me hearty crew, let us hoist the sails and set course for this golden horizon. Let us ride the waves of opportunity and claim the bounty that awaits us. Together, we shall conquer the market, and our shares shall rise like the sun upon the morning sea! GLA Enjoy the Voyage

I apologize for intruding on your forum. I understand that this is your space and I respect your right to express your opinions. However, I would like to remind you that wishing for someone's financial ruin is not a productive or kind thing to do. It's important to remember that everyone has different experiences and perspectives and that those who may hold different opinions from yours are not necessarily "idiots."

I hope you can find a more constructive way to deal with your frustration. Perhaps you could try engaging in respectful dialogue with those who disagree with you, or simply choosing to ignore their posts.

As for your prediction of £2.67 by the end of today, I hope you're right! However, I would caution against making such bold predictions, as they can sometimes lead to disappointment. It's always best to be prepared for a variety of outcomes.

Janewawoz > I understand that you're frustrated, but wishing for someone to go bust and lose everything is not the answer. It's important to remember that everyone makes mistakes, and that doesn't mean they deserve to lose everything they have. Instead of trying to hurt others, why not try to find a more constructive way to deal with your frustration? Perhaps you could try talking to the people who have upset you or finding a different forum to participate in.

Whose number is up next? Numbers are literally flying in from all over the place this is turning into a Dart Board in a busy Bingo Hall 😂

Red_inky why? what is your reasoning behind 2.86??

Reppyrr maybe when/if RR ventures into the narrow body they shall only do so when ready and based on EAF (environmental aviation fuel) which also somewhat aligns with their recent tied-up strategies with Easyjet.

HI mags14444.. > This statement really says it: ''BoA also believes that Rolls-Royce's balance sheet concerns are resolved, with an investment-grade rating likely by 2024, potentially leading to the return of dividends​​.

Scooter786 maybe Falkoner is having a Donald Duck moment?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRSsj26icRA

Scooter786 2nd that better for Falconer sharing his tip than the needless killing of birds for sport and profiteering.

Falconer,

While it is true that your shoot releases a large number of birds and operates under the guidance of relevant laws, there are still several ethical concerns to consider:

The Necessity of Killing Pheasants: Even if the birds are raised in captivity, their lives are still being taken for pleasure rather than for sustenance. This raises questions about the necessity of killing animals for sport.

The Impact on Pheasant Populations: Although your shoot claims to be self-sustaining, there is still a potential impact on wild pheasant populations. Releasing large numbers of captive-bred pheasants into the wild could alter the natural dynamics of the ecosystem and potentially harm wild pheasant populations.

The Ethical Treatment of Participants: While you require participants to attend a training session, there is no guarantee that they will all have the necessary skills and experience to ensure clean kills. Even if the intention is to minimize suffering, there is a risk of inflicting pain and injury on the birds.

The Promotion of Hunting as a Leisure Activity: Offering free pheasant shooting to newcomers could normalize and promote hunting as a recreational activity, potentially leading to increased demand for hunting opportunities and further exploitation of wildlife.

Furthermore, the statement that pheasant shooting widens horizons is debatable. While it may expose individuals to a different aspect of rural life, it could also perpetuate a disconnect between humans and nature, emphasizing the domination of animals for human entertainment rather than fostering a deeper appreciation for wildlife and conservation.

Ethical hunting practices should prioritize the well-being of the animals involved, not simply adhere to legal regulations. A truly ethical approach would question the necessity of killing animals for sport and focus on alternative ways to connect with nature and appreciate wildlife without inflicting harm.

Hi Falconer,

I'm writing to express my concern about the free pheasant shooting you're offering to new city boys. It's great that you're offering people the opportunity to experience the outdoors and learn about hunting, but I'm worried that the way you're doing it is exploitative of both the pheasants and the participants.

First, it's important to remember that pheasants are wild animals, not domesticated ones. They have the same right to life as any other animal. By offering them up as targets for shooting, you're essentially saying that their lives are worth less than our amusement.

Second, the fact that the participants aren't allowed to keep their catch is also problematic. This suggests that you're not interested in teaching people how to hunt for food, but rather in providing them with a cheap thrill. This is a form of exploitation, and it's not fair to the pheasants or to the participants.

I urge you to reconsider your policy of offering free pheasant shooting. There are more ethical ways to introduce people to hunting, such as teaching them how to hunt for food or offering them the opportunity to participate in a regulated hunting season.

Thank you for your time and consideration.