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Where's Gazzleberry and machiismo when you need them. Another couple of losers this BB has had to endure.
They both went AWOL when the wheels fell off the SNP bandwagon.
In denial the pair of them.
The European Union has just made the worst mistake in its history, dragged down by its unbridled ambition and its unspecified energy policy. This year, 27 countries have taken an unprecedented decision that has a direct impact on Africa and is motivated by the imminent lack of energy on the continent.
They are looking at investing in Rwanda’s mining capabilities.
The agreement will facilitate close cooperation between the EU and Rwanda in multiple areas, including the integration of sustainable raw materials value chains.
There are concerns about the availability of labour to work in these areas.
Richie Sunack has a perfect remedy to this as we currently have excess personnel to fill the gap.
That's me I'm off down the juicer, cheers 🍻
Political stability is a situation characterised by the preservation of an intact and smoothly functioning government or political system, avoiding significant disruptions or changes over an extended duration.
Yeah, like that's achievable with the stymied unions chomping at the bit and to those who think the left of the party have disappeared under Starmer, naive in the extreme, read the post before this one.
Core PCE deflator, had to look that up….
The consumer price index (CPI) looks at a typical consumer’s basket of goods and evaluates its price over time. The producer price index (PPI) looks at the cost of inputs into the production process. The GDP deflator considers all goods that are part of GDP, which excludes imports and includes exports (the opposite of CPI and PPI). Finally, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index uses a continuously changing basket of goods that is the basis for the private consumption component of GDP.
And there’s more. Each of these inflation indicators can be broken down into more-specific versions. You can find many subsets of data for CPI, PPI, GDP deflator, and PCE price index. A popular version of the CPI is the one that excludes food and energy, two highly volatile components with strong seasonal fluctuations. Some people use this version of CPI when they want to track “core inflation.” One is an experimental dataset that calculates the CPI for those over 62 years of age.
This is the US version, the European version is different as is ours I believe.
It's all about statistics and those damned lies.
“All the signs are there.” How right you are Skier, And watch it all accelerate, with Starmer cosying up to Tony Blair, its a disaster waiting to happen.
This is Blair's baby, the Institute for Global Change.
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What could possibly go wrong?
Do I detect some discord on the BEM forum? Seems my post that ruffled a few feathers the other day is gaining kudos and another step nearer to reality.
By the recent comments, the last paragraph from that RNS could have been written exclusively for Beowulf sometime in the future.
The only unknown is how long into the future.
Just a reminder….
“The Company does not believe that any of these options are likely to recover any value for the Company's shareholders.”
This share is so dire that the concept of a positive result from the courts would make little difference to the advancement of a working mine near Jokkmokk with BEM at the helm. The Sami must be ‘rocking in the aisles’ with every announcement and development in this Swedish/BEM farce.
The market has already decided, look at the share price.
“the Mayor of Brussels was perfectly within his rights to do what he did today and I'm very glad he did.”
Well you got that wrong again Suzy didn't you, seems the court didn't agree with your Communist views. Very apt as this forum seems to like suppressing free speech.
Pocko.
“But you didn't post it on their board? Post it on HZM.”
It came from the HZM BB and was meant for this BB. If you don't understand the reason for the post, re-read it.
Actually I'll repeat it especially for you….”No it's not the wrong BB but the shambles and the scrambling shown by this company (BEM) to raise funds is just a reminder to the ‘rose tinted’ on here.” Judging by your reaction I'm guessing that includes you.
Free thinking? read different thoughts and views to you.
“Don't put words in my mouth. I could tie you up in knots all day.”
With that high opinion of yourself, what could possibly go wrong? I'm glad you've got the time.
Get over yourself, it's a public forum principally about BEM, it's not all about you.
Have a nice day all.
“You are comparing two projects at very different stages of development, with very different financing requirements.”
Yer don't say Pocko, as I said BEM’s “journey hasn't even begun yet”
This is precisely the place for my ‘musings’ as you call it, especially with BEM's journey to-date. Surely even you cannot deny that the last fund raise wasn't handled well and was a struggle, probably resulting in more dilution than necessary.
Perhaps there are a few who could be saved but that's up to them. It's also up to me to post my thoughts on an open forum.
With your attitude to free thinking, perhaps you would be more suited assisting someone who's in the news today, the mayor of Brussels perhaps?
Failing that, if what you perceive as negative posts and they bother you, just filter me. I'm sure there will be more comments from me that you won't agree with.
“The company announces that, after a period of discussions to restructure the group's debt in conjunction with seeking a fully funded solution for its 100%-owned Araguaia Nickel Project ("Araguaia" or the "Project") and actively engaging existing and new potential investors, the Company has been unable to secure interest in the full financing needed to complete the Project or in a group acquiring the Project. In the absence of a financing solution, Horizonte must now consider alternative options for the Company's subsidiaries in the interest of its secured creditors, which may include raising financing at the subsidiary level, a sale of the Project whilst in care and maintenance, the liquidation of the assets of the Project, or other options available under Brazilian laws. The Company does not believe that any of these options are likely to recover any value for the Company's shareholders.”
As a former shareholder in HZM myself I feel for the PI’s that are still invested.
No it's not the wrong BB but the shambles and the scrambling shown by this company (BEM) to raise funds is just a reminder to the ‘rose tinted’ on here.
Beowulf is showing all the same traits and is heading in the same direction and their journey hasn't even begun yet.
Copied from 12:53 post.
"Who is right/wrong ? 34.5p will be seen in 2014....IMHO-DYOR
I've just done some research and the year is 2024! From that I deduct you're on safe ground stating "34.5p will be seen in 2014"
RickEngland. “my average buy is around 16p after divs”
I never include dividends when calculating my average, just buys and sells.
I always take the money, never reinvestment, (DRIP).
Perhaps I should start.
Just saying.
“Over 7 million Uk adults struggling to heat and heat”
Unfortunately it's a fact of life that when you're illegally resident in a country that you were not born in or a citizen of, you will struggle. If you still need heating this time of the year, chances are you're used to somewhat warmer climes.
End of.
New figures just released by the Office for National Statistics will make reassuring reading for Hunt and Sunak. GDP grew by a modest 0.1% in February. More or less in line with expectations…
Still, GDP has now grown for two months in a row after expanding by an upwardly revised 0.3% from 0.1% in January. These latest figures point in the direction of the UK economy expanding in Q1 and exiting the shallow recession of the second half of last year. Improving output in the production and services sectors had a big part to play in the growth bump. Now analysts are expecting an optimistic outlook for months ahead of us.
Recession , what recession!
Blink and you missed it.