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"FarEnd...Well you thought wrong, maybe you should pay more attention to the facts instead of using every opportunity you can to post a negative remark."

Oh dear Suzy, day 1 of lockdown and already you're on a short fuse, Beowulf does not rule my life.
Where was the negative in my post?

Meanwhile you haven't answered my question, which was -
What exactly is the relevance of this Constitutional Committee to our application, could someone enlightened me, as it does not appear as that important?

Some original thoughts and deductions might be useful instead of the usual regurgitated posts from avanza.
Have a nice day..........if that's possible.

You've missed it, it's been and gone.

Oops, double post syndrome, sorry.

I thought this 5th November agenda was the immediate government business of the day.
Couldn't understand why the SP (over the North sea) hadn't moved.
I see it is a review of the Constitutional Committee which I guess by the apathy shown in the share price today is no big deal.
What exactly is the relevance of this Constitutional Committee to our application, could someone enlightened me, as it does not appear as that important?

I thought this 5th November agenda was the immediate government business of the day.
Couldn't understand why the SP (over the North sea) hadn't moved.
I see it is a review of the Constitutional Committee which I guess by the apathy shown in the share price today is no big deal.
What exactly is the relevance of this Constitutional Committee to our application, could someone enlightened me, as it does not appear as that important?

The Bank of England became the second major central bank this week to inject fresh monetary stimulus into a weakening economy, increasing its bond-buying program by 150 billion pounds to 875 billion pounds.
However, it kept its key interest rate unchanged at 0.1%, despite having examined the possibility of cutting it to zero or even below in recent weeks.

As I posted a few days ago -
Unless something unexpected happens I don't anticipate too much from the board until January next year, when they should be providing us with a trading update.
We will hopefully have a bit more information then.

"Test trace isolate as they did in past years,just 9months and a lot of lost lives too late ,what a mess they made of it."

TEST.
Hollybean, It could be argued that the government can only be responsible for the testing. If that is the case the UK has tested more than ANY country with a population of over 66 million.
TRACE.
Some improvement required here, but again you can only trace people who test positive with the information given at the time. With today's populace constantly on the move, not responding to text promptly etc, could be difficult. I believe that any so called government failing in the tracing is the time involved from testing positive to notification of the individual's.
ISOLATE.
This is where any failures enter the system and completely out of government control (how do you police it).
Research suggest that anything between 20 and 80% of people notified don't bother to self isolate.
How do you enforce that?
The opposition can shout all they want, but It's not the government it's the dumb populace who can't be bothered and think they know better.

Yeah, not too shabby LV, UKX +2.33%, Lloyds +5.08%.
Lloyds has certainly made its contribution to the FTSE today.

Old DTrader will be spitting feathers tonight lol.

Tp, except it wasn't Darth's post it was John-Paul Ford Rojas, business reporter for Sky. Just saying.
Wonder why he doesn't post the link as well.

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-double-dip-downturn-fears-as-fresh-lockdown-looms-12122175

Happy New Year everyone especially all the miseries on here.

Have anyone noticed, Monday morning and the chat is unavailable. Nothing to worry about just admin deleting the weekend offerings.
Normal service can now resume. :-))

If you haven't claimed yet this scheme has been extended, it was due to end Saturday.
You can only claim for 6 months and interest will still be accrued.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/business-54768692

Showing positive ATM.

Like many Asian countries they learned lessons and their citizens on the whole follow the law/rules. Unlike the UK where everyone is an expert and most want to party.

If you think it's in name only you won't have long to wait.

Sad news, but I never agreed too much with his thinking.
Another proponent of an independent Scotland who didn't want to live there, but then the Scottish are well traveled, most can't wait to leave.

Now that the recent Share Consolidation is fading into the distance I guess we're entering into a "quiet" phase, news wise, except for the usual press releases regarding cruises etc.
Unless something unexpected happens I don't anticipate too much from the board until January next year, when they should be providing us with a trading update.
We will hopefully have a bit more information then.

Don't forget the recent bridging loan has to be repaid early next year. We're continuing down today, currently c11.5%. For every drop in the SP this year, potentially means more dilution next year.

"On 13 August 2020, the Company secured a Bridging loan from Nordic investors of SEK 12 million (approximately £1.0 million) .The Loan has a fixed interest rate of 1.5 percent per stated 30-day period during the duration. Accrued interest is non-compounding. The Loan has a commitment fee of 5 per cent and a Maturity Date of 15 January 2021.
Beowulf can repay the Loan and accrued interest at any time prior to the Maturity Date. If the Loan and accrued interest is not repaid by 15 February 2021, at the latest, the Creditors have the right to convert the Loan and accrued interest into Swedish Depository Receipts ("SDR") at a price per SDR calculated with a 10 per cent discount on the volume weighted average price of the SDR during the preceding 5 trading days to the conversion decision."

Hey up, looks like we've gotta do our own research again, it's good to have some guidance. You gotta laugh. :-))

The way things are going Suzy you'll soon be able to beat your 2p entry price.
Don't expect an early response from UNESCO if indeed they have to. Anything with a "global footprint" tends IMO to move at a snails pace, a bit like Sweden.