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Just some realisation
A bit of perspective at this time when peeps are bemoaning the current SP today, even comparing it with the 70p achieved during the early part of 2011.
Today's SP = 11.7p
market cap = £97m

22 March 2022 SP = 22p
market cap = £183m

22 March 2011 SP = 70p
market cap = £112m

From this moment on any further investment into the Kallak mine is not speculation anymore, and should manifest itself directly into added value for the company.

There's an expectation among the masses that today's generation must at all costs be more affluent in every respect than their predecessors.
In fact it's a given by most and there lies the problem.
Most will theoretically be worse off in 12 months time and that gives the left something to shout about instead of the usual, what pronouns you should be using.
Anything that goes pear shaped anywhere in the world blame the conservatives and the thicko left will believe it.
You're absolutely correct Theosus, "far too many idle hands outstretched currently."

There seems to be a few long-term holders here dismayed with the post concession SP. As someone who has been selling into the rise since the SP started showing some signs of life I'm also somewhat disgruntled as I have too many in my possession, still.
C'est la vie.

P s. Not as many as Alan :-)

Rachel Reeves pre prepared reply....... way behind the curve as per usual.
We need a credible opposition, I thought we might get one after Corbyn but no, it's the same clueless bunch on the opposition benches.

One penny off income tax!

You can now earn £12,570 before tax.

Well aug you got your....... "Concession first! Imo only.. atb"
Just saying.

Well done to everyone who kept the faith.
All that remains now for me is to try and extract the maximum value here before I leave Swedish investments forever.

"It's a failure of government not to house its people at affordable prices and against our freedom of choice"
What freedom of choice did we get snige when Blair decided to house half of his beloved EU?
We've been playing catch-up ever since.

I think you've chosen the wrong title for that post of yours GB.
Shouldn't it be something like......"I told you so" or "I was right" or "I'm always correct."
I can think of a few more that sits in with your ego, as I'm sure others can.
That's the beauty of being an anonymous user.

I agree, we have these grandiose announcements with equally grandiose sums involved but we never seem to get the 'grandiose' benefits announced in the same way. Perhaps they haven't materialised, but IT can be a fickle business with some spectacular failures which I guess are the ones we only hear about.

"with "billions of pounds to replace these old systems" being waved around every four years."
So are you saying Aristonia that the £3 billion AHO announced 3/4 years ago on digitising LBG is now defunct and has been superseded with the £4 billion announced this week?
I know we generate a sizable cash pile each year but we'll soon get through it at this rate.

"Nunn, a former HSBC executive who took over at Lloyds in August, is planning to invest 4 billion pounds ($5.21 billion)over the next five years, targeted at digitising the bank and boosting fee income in areas including wealth management."
Haven't we heard this before from AHO? Didn't he announce a £3billion investment to digitise Lloyds?
New man, same policy's, round and round we go again, I wonder how far we got with the original £3billion? Obviously wasn't enough.

Seems they're all at it now, get the results out of the way then comes the big reshuffle.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/hsbc-to-shut-69-bank-branches-in-online-banking-push-120812533.html

HSBC has announced the closure of 69 branches across its wider bank network in the UK.

Charlie is beginning to flex his mussels.

"Lloyds CEO shakes up bank after strategy launch, some executives to exit"

https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/lloyds-ceo-shakes-up-bank-after-strategy-launch-some-executives-to-exit-2605134

Darth, whilst I wish you the best of health especially at this moment in time.
You seem to have forgotten the DYOR on your last couple of posts.

Just saying.

Never read any of his books Mvarawa, but as I said speaks a lot of sense. I've used many of his quotations to wind up some of my lefty snowflake colleagues.
Gets em every time.

Thomas Sowell spoke a lot of sense. Still does, he's over 90 btw.
Look up his quotes there's some truths in there that some on here might not recognise or like.

Russia warned it may be forced to pay it's debt in Roubles.
Russia's finance ministry said on Monday it had approved a temporary procedure for repaying foreign currency debt, but warned that payments would be made in roubles if sanctions prevent banks from honouring debts in the currency of issue.
(Reuters)

Haven't heard that one Brixton.
Seems like I've held Centrica forever, they're still in the process of so-called "turnaround" it's like an oil tanker it takes a long time.
Hardly look at them these days. I have a partial exit price of 90p in my head but not holding my breath.
A good session down the juicer lunch time... I'm knackered.