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Can't remember actually calling you that Jonnyb, but if it's OK for Elon then why not the rest?...... ;o)

“...posting desperately away.”

You can talk...jeez!

Just to remind everyone EUA never advertised on their own website they were attending the event.

... Mac’s next big theory! No doubt it will be epic!!!

So Mac are you preparing yourself for the ‘carnage’ tomorrow morning?

Goodnight all.

Couldn’t agree more Stevo.

Just like to point out that I’m not a person who put’s Mac or anyone else here on a pedestal.

Stevo999 would you like to remind everyone of Macs ‘carnage’ comments’ which I clearly referred to in my post?

Well has he/she....?

Couldn’t agree more B1ll. Looking forward to 7.00am GMT tomorrow. No doubt Big Mac has a ‘get out of jail free’ response.... ;o)

Bumble I share you thoughts on this. It must be stressed that this was always an 'Investor Presentation' and EUA may have become concerned that it could be 'hijacked' by shareholders! I don't have any problem with the BOD 'keeping their options open' by talking to the investor community. Finally when it comes to MOEX 2021 EUA are a very, very good fit indeed!

Really do understand your frustration Kopf but the fact remains the BOD have not yet received a binding offer.

'practically everywhere'? Must have missed that on the BBC, Sky , Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, FT, Telegraph, Beano.....

Good spot Nitro. Not wanting to spread conspiracy theories but could the CIA have something to do with this given the event is in Moscow?

Not sure if this point has been addressed here but it's certainly worth discussing. Let's be clear they are not one in the same beast and Monday is explicitly titled 'Investor Meeting' and not a 'Shareholder Meeting'

So who is an Investor?

Generally speaking, an investor is anyone who invests money into a company, or any other business structure, with the purpose of taking an ownership interest in that company or other business structure. So, an investor places their money into the business to help with business plans, growth and development. The purpose of doing so is to get a great financial return after the term of their investment is up.

Now, this all sounds pretty similar to a shareholder, however, there are some fundamental differences between an investor vs shareholder. An investor can invest money into a company without the need for shares to be issued. Also, investors may choose to invest in any sort of business structure, including a sole proprietorship, a partnership, etc. It is quite common for investors to place money in startup businesses to aid their growth and development. This is an action shareholders cannot do, as shareholders can only become equity owners when the company decides to issue its shares.

Source: https://lawpath.com.au/blog/investor-vs-shareholder-whats-the-difference

Plenty of other sources people can refer to when researching the difference between the two.

You do make a very valid point in that there is no mention of this presentation/event on EUA's website. It does not require an RNS.

Nice one Sbrace, it did make me laugh!

More likely that the English language is the most common spoken second language on the globe...

....and if you have get that wrong Ethio what will you say to everyone?

Agree B1ll but try telling Big Mac that!

Lorenzo. My point is people on this forum complain about people selling and there are those who question people who buy. I’m just being realistic in saying people buy and sell all the time, there wouldn’t be a stock market without both.