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At 12-45 for 116k at the price. Not many PIs would be buying £34k without having a strong inkling where He1 is at present.
Board seems to have reverted to grown ups again after some of the juvenile tripe yesterday. Thanks keith,dbd and ST,appreciate your insight.
Sturgeon can travel to meet the PM in London instead of angling for a PR photo shoot laced with racism. If Boris wants to make an announcement of orders the last thing he would want is that little snipe stealing any credit.
Reading the comments about volume remind me of an old wife's tale told to me in a trading room many years ago- sell in may and go away ! lost count of how often that seems to have been proved good advice but most of us PI's cant be patients like the MM's.
Am a big believer that cronyism and corruption is overplayed during this pandemic. Most of my contact with government has suggested incompetence,lazy or casual approach to work usually borne of stifling bureaucracy. Understandable why people like Kate Bingham were needed to drive the vaccination programme,great when it succeeds but open to sniping when he/she gets snarled up in tendering, procurement and civil service logjams.
The left,and to an extent the greens , are often prey to unintended consequences. We are seeing this now in Kallack,whip up sentiment for a decision that outsources emissions to another country or transport media while smugly patting themselves on the back unaware they have achieved less not more. Housing is quite similar,raise expectations but leave others to address the festering sense of entitlement it has created.
A more complex explanation is harder to get across to the voters but is equally relevant without a nice feeling of sentiment attached.
Just thinking about possible leaks leading to prosecution or fines yesterday giving a pointer. When the drillers are given payment of shares in lieu all that is needed is to watch the sellers derisk by selling shares then they STOP. Who is best placed to know when to stop selling ? Best sign of all ?
Public sector procurement is itsown worst enemy. Rigid and too suspicious to agree a flexible supply arrangement it favours companies that bid low then rip you off by running an aggressive change order commercial contract.