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The delay lets them sort the funding overrun out.

Yes they may have had an offer already but if the terms are not good why not give it to the PI's who have funded the drill and patiently waited. 1.25p and each with a warrant attached like the big boys get.

Always get wary when things don't run to time and there are delays.

There can't be much of a market left in POLY on the LSE if does decide to relist in Khazakstan. Means many shareholders will be looking to sell up and shorters will be looking to take it down to pick up stock and exit.

How did they finish?

The Tesla bear case is starting to play out now.

Always be wary when Musk is selling large amounts.

Was always going to get distracted by Twitter and its financials.

Looking likely. USA not looking too bright...

Its never a good thing to hold too many shares inany company where Braveheart Investments and TB are invested.

Any rises get ruthlessly sold into and its Aim

You just need to look at the Braveheart share price and Director deals to see what you are up against.

Can you share the broker downgrade and what target price did they indicate?

I thought 8 to 10 was what was reasonably expected for the whipstock or wedge to be lodged. That was from the end of October.

Times getting on.

Problems?

On key infrastructure in Ukraine after Zelenski addressesd the G20. Kiev and Poltava mentioned.

2 of those missiles though have sadly exploded in Poland and one went 65 miles into Poland, a Nato country.

High risk investment.

So where's the money come to see them through.

Have sold and leased back Bumbly?

Always was despite what GL is trying to infer. Ultimately people leave when the boring side of getting on with things takes over. Doesn't help either when one of your Directors is continually selling.

Suggest you read past RNS's for the careful wordings. Then tonight in response to the Sky News leak. Could have dismissed it completely but they haven't. Cats appears to be out the bag.

Didn't JJB do a CVA then months later it went under.

Be extremely careful, as choice wording seems to be masking what is actually going on.

"Interpath Advisory is assisting the Board with an initial assessment of certain elements as part of the development of this turnaround plan.

As previously announced on 13 September, the Group continues to assess its ongoing financing requirements, including a possible equity raise, to allow the Company to strengthen its balance sheet. KPMG continues to support the Group on its medium-term funding."

It's great you can buy more back thriller but the Insurance sector seems to be the focus of the latest hit to share prices. Is it Hurricane Ian and the damage it brings with it or is it just market sentiment?

Who knows but whatever it is has spooked the sector this morning.

Never a good sign when they start to sell in any amounts and particularly when they have about 20% remaining to offload should he wish. Is this why GL is undertaking the PR rounds.

Looked very fidgety in front of the camera and a little too much concentration on Queens English accent rather than looking straight into the camera and telling people exactly how it is. Probably due to choosing an outside venue with dog walkers in the background and it being cold outside but he didn't come across as particularly convincing. impression left was those exercising warrants seem to be selling into the present rise.

Must look straight

Its is tracking the oil price and falling with the prospect of more and more tax cuts to stimulate growth and a weakening pound. I also wouldn't be surprised. Tackle high fuel prices and you might impact inflation?

That may be some politicians thinking.

I read over the weekend that the Gold price had reached the lowest point in two years.

Not the best time in the world to be looking to sell all that you had stockpiled.

Why was it not sold several months back when it was hitting highs. Debt pile increasing and the Price of Gold decreasing is not an ideal scenario.

All oil shares are taking a bash today.

Central banks seem to be intent on quelling inflation by raising interest rates and a key component of inflation has been soaring oil prices. It's risk off for the speculators who to a large degree have been influencing the price and an open door for shorters.

All these 0.75% and 0.5% Interest rate rises should be flagging alarm bells.

Can see it going sub 40p myself next week if the present rout sustains itself.

Probably both big sells from earlier today hence they were held back to disclose later.

Will be surprised if it doesn't fall again tomorrow.

Everything seem to be conspiring against them and there are no easy fixes whilst Putin is in the Kremlin.

You would think it should head back to about a 180p level.

All businesses need money coming in through one door to match what is going out through the other. Might see some downgrades emerging off the number crunchers.