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Sweden officially joined NATO today, doesn't that make you feel your assets are safer. 🙂

On second thoughts, probably not with Putin already threatening retaliation. 🙁

“there's still a lot to do before the mine is up and running, I'm beginning to believe again. TheFarEnd...get your teeth into that...while you're here commenting on a share you don't follow.”

Suzy, if this company gets delisted, wound up, liquidated or whatever. You'll still be on your phone/laptop clutching your worthless digital records of BEM ownership singing the praises of this company.

As for “commenting on a share you don't follow” I still hold a few ‘free’ shares here, not that it's a requirement to post on these BB’s.

“And shortcomings? Presumably not your own though. Slightly narcissistic don't you think?”

Everyone has shortcomings Pocko, my views on BEM are well documented here and completely transparent, such as selling into the rise two years ago.

After 12 years, I no longer follow BEM.

However, already this Dmytro Siergieiev is being projected as the saviour of Beowulf when, as I understand it, its still not been established if a mine will ever be built.

Investment is about returns not clinging on to wild fantasies. The granting of the licence was your panacea never to be repeated. Face up to it, It's a dead duck.

“Posters are well aware of the failings... Well documented.

And you make too many assumptions. But if it makes you feel better about yourself. All the power to you.”

Pocko.

Of course these failings are well documented, but my post was about the shortcomings of the investor to act on these failings. The result is for all to see…. negative comments.

It doesn't make me feel better about myself, on the contrary I feel for the current holders here who are still underwater. But that is probably due to not making any assumptions, and rightly or wrongly, acting on them.

Think about it.

“And the point of this pearl of wisdom?”

The point is Pocko, that anyone who's been invested here long term, and there are plenty, should have by now, taken their profits and moved on.

Because it's totally un-investable, as I said a “dead duck.”

Oops! Big rethink required from the opposition, 50% of their flagship Nom-Dom policy's disappeared, manifesto shot to pieces.

Meant to pay for an additional £1.6bn for the NHS. But wait, did I hear an extra £2.5bn mentioned already today.

Starmer playing catch-up again.

Election gimmick or not, it's another £5k the taxman won't get his hands on.

£5k ISA for UK companies on top of existing £20k.

NAT West sell off later in the year.

Hunt adopts the labour flagship Nom Dom policy and allocates the revenue to other public services.

Already labour's expected revenue of £3.6 billion from the Nom-doms has been watered down to £2bn.

£1.6bn will go to the NHS, the rest will go to primary school breakfast clubs.

So that's the doctors and kids taken care of, the rest of us will have to make up the shortfall.

Which leaves labour with 50% of their policies up the creek. Don't forget these are so-called flagship policy's.

Don't mention the £28bn, that's already gone. 🤔

I wonder where the other source of revenue will come from?

Just saying

FINALLY, (but regrettably too late) investors are beginning to realise. The title of this thread explains everything.

“give it a rest. We are bored with your constant tripe!”

Another priceless contribution from STP yesterday.

Pot kettle or what!

"Lloyds launches fund to invest in local non-profit lenders"

https://bnnbreaking.com/finance-nav/lloyds-banking-group-pioneers-62mn-fund-for-community-lenders-aiding-uks-financially-underserved

Chid has been on this BB for as long as I remember, her tone hasn't changed much during her time here. But its difficult to follow someone who has changed their username so many times.

As for the other LBPrat I've no idea, bit like him really

Chid, the BoE inflation calculator indicates 60p (Jan 2010) to be 88p (Jan 2024).

The calculator uses Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation data from the Office for National Statistics

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-policy/inflation/inflation-calculator

Brixton.

https://percentagecalculator.net/

Can someone tell the BB about the percentage divided increase from the final 2019 and the 2020 interim to the corresponding final 2023 and the interim 2023?

“Are you getting excited about tabloid headlines too then”

Make your own mind up. 😀

https://news.sky.com/story/saturdays-national-newspaper-front-pages-12427754

Labour's FLIP FLOP after a great release fanfare.

More to follow, they make it up as they go.

1. Invest £28bn a year in green energy

2. Abolish the House of Lords

3. Abolish Universal Credit

4. Support the abolition of tuition fees

5. Increase income tax for the top 5%

6. Strip private schools of charitable status

7. Reinstate cap on bankers' bonuses

8. Common ownership of rail, mail, energy & water

9. Defend free movement post-Brexit

10. Increase levy on big tech companies.

But the Dumbo's will still vote them in.

The Labour party faces multiple hurdles ahead of UK General Election.

Be careful, it's not a foregone conclusion.

“Among the key headwinds facing Labour, this analysis identifies three primary areas of concern:

Historical Trend of Losing Support: Labour traditionally faces a decline in support as the election approaches.

Impact of Seat Boundary Changes: The upcoming election will be the first under new constituency boundaries since 2010, which are anticipated to favour the Conservatives.

And this!

Scrutiny of Labour's Policies:

With all the flip flops, as each policy decision doesn't add up they have to drop them.

As the election draws nearer, Labour's policy platform is likely to come under increased examination.

While the winds of change seem to favour Labour, the party's ability to navigate these challenges will be critical in determining whether it can convert its current polling lead into a governing majority.”

Oh yes, Azhar ali another labour faux par. We are still waiting for labour's reply as to who else was at that meeting. Amongst others, Angela Rayner was there but Starmer is not forthcoming.

Deputy leader and not allowed to speak, that speaks volumes in itself. Another ultra lefty and Corbyn supporter “you're all scumbags”!!

He, (Starmer) is doing his best to contain the true socialist agenda but the cracks are appearing, no wonder they want an election sooner than later.