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And what does it say......

Parliament will debate this petition on 1 April 2019.
How does that resonate with you?
From where I'm standing it says FOOL, April fool, ever been had.
You gotta laugh.

Oh yeah, 10 times more people want to stay. That'll be like the million that protested, you see the trouble is with you remoaners apart from being in denial, you either exaggerate or you can't count, which is it?

At the very least you acknowledge it CC, cheers.

Tory Remainer Dominic Grieve lost a confidence vote in his constituency after his attempt to block Brexit.

I don't like to say I told you so Crowcast, but I told you so.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/brexit/8752744/dominic-grieve-lost-confidence-vote/

Could be the first of many, democracy fighting back.

A multi-tier deposit rate at the European Central Bank would favour certain lenders over others and policymakers should avoid such a market distortion.
With rates in negative territory since 2014, some banks in northern Europe are increasingly complaining about the cost of this charge on their excess liquidity, and ECB chief economist Peter Praet said the ECB would look at whether exempting them from some of this is warranted.
The root cause of the problem is that growth is slowing more than expected, forcing the ECB to reverse course and put plans for policy normalisation on hold, with inflation still far below its objective.

Meanwhile, this don't help......
German inflation remained below the European Central Bank's target level for a fourth month running in March, data showed on Thursday, showing price pressures in Europe's biggest economy are still moderate despite ultra-loose monetary policy.
Unfortunately, the German experience casts doubts on the ECB's view that the pass-through of higher wages on inflation has only been delayed and not derailed.

Yep what's a few more weeks... meanwhile the price slowly drifts southwards again.
Even the most hardend optimist's on here must
surely be getting ****ed off by now.
I remember last year and the years before that posters were saying I can't go on holiday yet as a decision is imminent, they must be getting cabin fever by now.
You'll miss this BB when someone in authority says yes or no, I'm betting on a maybe.

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Happy Easter everyone, can't see nothing happening this side of the holidays.

You can say what you like about Boris and Gove but recent events tells us that the first one is a winner and the second one is a doer.

Actually that makes sense Scfc.
If you hit the button when the countdown starts it invariably accepts it, but if you take too long to actually look at the price being offered that's when it happens more often.

@ 313.7 while the price was dropping, would have got a bit better if HL had processed the first two tries.
Seems every time I place a deal it hardly ever does it the first time.of late.

No still watching Ken.

The ECB has reached both political and technical limits. It offers mainly words, in particular a recurring promise to aggressively use its “instruments” if economic weakness “persists.”

Left with no options, the ECB must define the problem as lying in the future, not in the present. Hence, always behind the curve, it hemorrhages credibility. We can expect more wounds to be inflicted on Europe’s deeply scarred economics and politics.

The ECB, riven by conflicting national interests, always acts late, often too late.

https://briefingsforbrexit.com/the-european-central-bank-has-reached-the-end-of-its-rope-leaving-the-eurozone-with-few-options/

scoop, don't expect to be keeping them long, all depends of course. Been in and out of these since 2016, around about 130p was the price, if I remember, that was the second time at 130 after it went from c 80p to c 170p.
The problem with Glen for me, well its not really a problem, but I have no long term holding which can be beneficial if its in profit, certainly makes it feel safer when you're messing about.
I spend roughly £15k on each deal and never had more than 5 times that invested here at any one time. Quite small fry compared with some on here it seems.

"Fennoscandian Resources AB ("Fennoscandian") will receive additional funding from Business Finland, 50% contribution to a budget of Euros 224,900, for graphite purification and spheroidization testwork, and the further assessment of Fennoscandian's graphite for battery applications."

aug59, the above says it all, non of these monies will be used for exploration/drilling, it was a small but welcome amount but yes this will effect the cash burn.

Rightly or wrongly I've climbed aboard this afternoon @ 307.8p, will certainly add more if/when it drops significantly tomorrow.

If you've ever been to Phoenix Crowcast you'll have a job to avoid autonomous cars especially around the Tempe area.
As for the speed limits over there not many take notice.

You on commission?

Agreed, it always has been about Kallak, without Kallak today's M cap would be less than 20% of what it is now IMO.
Although it can be good to diversify, and Budge has tried to achieve this and we must be seen to make progress.
But this will only increase the cash burn while waiting for a decision that never comes.

"It is well established that EU law trumps UK national law"

John Bercow.
Answering a question during a debate last night.
It's what leavers knew all along and remainders were in denial.
Who wants to remain?

So you believe we enjoy virtually tariff free food Crowcast, I think you are forgetting the CAP.

EU protectionism in the form of the CAP on agriculture has been criticised for the costs it imposes on consumers through higher food prices and the costs it imposes on developing countries by making it difficult for them to compete with EU farmers.
It's primary purpose is to keep Frog farmers in the life they have become accustomed to.
BTW we contribute more to EU farmers than we receive.
Just saying.

snige/Love_You.
I think you misinterpreted my earlier post. I didn't write that I was against infrastructure spending, merely questioning the means of financing it.

The bulk standard reply of government when facing criticism is we've raised the budget, injected more cash refinanced this and that, they never mention it's our money.
We all know how easy it is to spend other people's money.

PS: I don't Love_You snige :-)