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With less than 20% of Welsh people able to speak the Welsh language, do you seriously expect any response to a question that made as much sense to most as your opening line?
I'll try to break it down some. -
"What is the price of a future mine like this" like what? There is no mine.

"And how long before we get the ore"
Who knows we've been waiting years, how long is a piece of string?

"Will we be fast tracked now ?" We've been a priority for over 7 years, haven't got a clue, only the new government can answer that. Btw we're still waiting.

diwrnod da.

okey-dokey, good stuff Chips.

Chips, If that comment was aimed at me I think it is you that needs to chill out, I even put a smiley at the end. Have another rethink if you believe that was abuse because of your views.
But since you mentioned other things, I'll carry on.
As you say you're "not scared to view my opinions and views"
we know, because it's the same ol' same ol' 64 wasn't it.
You may say you "take it with a pinch of salt and post with humour sometimes"
Seems you don't even recognize humour and then go on about personal attacks and reply to an observation with a personal attack.

Since we're on the subject, how does anyone know on this BB that you, or anyone else owns LBG shares?
I'll finish as I started….Chill out.

Can't see 75p here again davey, that gives BEM a market cap of over £624,000,000.
OK, so you have the concession 'in the bag' with £3m in the bank, then what? Think about it.

With what seems atm, a healthy market over the north sea.
Leaving c225m shares on the UK side, there may be some liquidity issues. This seems to be the case as it's difficult to get a dependable quote.
Peeps seem to forget this is the AIM not blue chip.

"WHY WHY WHY"

Why, do you want to sell?

"this is the last Call Before the Christmas Rally"
We're getting last calls on a regular basis, how many is that Chips?
Whatever this last call is, it must be rolling on a very short circular pathway as it appears with amazing regularity. :-)

The difference here is our refreshed letter to the 'government' is in the public domain, where as the Sami response probably won't be.
No telling what spin they'll put on things.
Just saying.

extracover.
You may want to rethink, "traditional cultures being threatened" at the very least explain your thinking.
If BEM obtains the licence the Sami will be well rewarded, that's their end goal here.
Another thing, how do you equate an exploration mining company operating under Swedish law with that of an invader of the host community?
I despair.

"Last Chance"? You couldn't have missed the question mark Suzy, you even copied it.

Market size for BEM shares is 50k. In uncertain/volatile times it can be taken as a guide and sometimes used by mm's as a maximum number they will deal.
Put another way they should honour a 50k trade but in practice that doesn't always happen.

Those with a high average should perhaps think about taking advantage of this spike, and start thinking about lowering it.
It's always a risk selling against the trend but it's the only way if you want more shares and don't want to put more money on BEM's table.
Let's be honest here, there's not going to be any decisions this week and IMO not before Christmas, so this could easily drop back some, but WTFDIK.

If you wait until a positive decision is made you may be restricted to the market size which is only 50,000 shares.
No-one gets out at the top (only the ones who tell you about it afterwards), never be frightened to take a profit, after all that's why we're here….. isn't it?

Couldn't get a live quote to sell 100k shares, due to order size or volatility, so ATM you've no chance with a larger amount, maybe just an example of what is to come.

As Eric just said, this used to happen quite regularly, GLA.

hardup.
If the FED (Jerome Powell) has dropped the word "transitory" from his description of this inflation spike, I wonder if the BOE (Andrew Bailey) will follow suit?

Perhaps they will use alternatives like, short-lived, brief, passing, momentary because after all their recent rhetoric they can't really start using opposites like permanent or continuing etc.

They can always blame (just like other authoritarian bodies) Omicron or some other world event as an unexpected 'we didn't see that coming' get out clause. Although Omicron could actually help in drumming down inflation.

For all their collective information, knowledge and 'tools' at their disposal it's all just a best guess. After all, the last time they hit their mandated 2% target was earlier this year on its way through from low to the present day high.

That must be a bulk standard repetitive letter they write to the chancellor every month.

Good recovery this morning, hope everyone has taken advantage of this blip as most stocks are up.

"No-one knows how much trouble the new variant is going to cause"

There are some on here who know, one in particular who is absolutely convinced they know and never ceases to keep tell us.
Just saying.

"U.K. consumers take on unsecured loans at the fastest pace since the aftermath of the first lockdown, adding to signs that people are becoming more willing to spend"
Plenty willing to spend 88, unsecured loans suggest to me that they haven't got the money right now and probably want a merry Christmas. Which in turn, for some, invariably leads to a miserable new year.

Last week everyone on here was an investment expert, this week everyone is a medical expert.
This BB knows no bounds when it comes to expertise.
Don't know how I coped with everything before I joined here,
makes you proud to be a member.

Btw, lovely day for a walk, at least around these parts.

Quite so Lti.

On a different note, I see Macron has had a hissy fit, you gotta laugh.
I'm not sure how much more the UK can do, we can't even get into Calais today with the fishermen acting the same.

You could probably make a bet now that any base rate rise will be deferred until the new year sometime.

Just added a few more, couldn't resist.

Let's make it easier for companies to enter the energy markets, the big six have a monopoly, competition is good. Oops!
Same for the banking industry, it's already happening, with the same disastrous outcomes.
The regulator can't beat market forces, given enough time, it all ends in tears.

"Hope it's not the same source as your climate change rantings."
You must have led a very sheltered life if you believe that the above statement was somehow rude or impolite.
I thought it was totally (in your words) relevant and accurate.
What prompted you to suddenly start posting a long 'monologue' about climate change with all the associated links to back up your, what can only be described as RANTINGS?

Talking of RANTINGS your reply can only be described as such, interspersed with blah, blah, what was that all about?
I'm sorry jot, but that can only be described as RANTINGS, unless you have another word for it.

You've already mentioned right wing sources in that rant, the jury's out on 'big brother' how long before you invoke Godwin's law?

Wind it in a bit, you forget this is primarily a Lloyds BB.

Jot750.
Nothing childish about my comment, there is nothing in your post to indicate the date it was listed online. Not everyone is a clairvoyant and more importantly not on your wavelength.
Sometimes it pays to state the obvious, at least your version of obvious,
No need to get touchy, maybe you should try posting your own thoughts now and again instead of continuing to copy and paste.
Also, put some punctuation marks in a copied text instead of plagiarising stuff off the web trying to pass it off as your own.

And you're correct this is a democracy, that's why I questioned your post.