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I've only glanced through it a little bit so far, and I'll be going through it in a bit more detail later on.

But this has to be a good step forward for the Co. A good bit of progress. It can't do the SP any harm can it.

Morning mate.

It's not a bad thing is the current SP. I've started drip buying in as and when I've got a bit of free cash. I don't really care that it's below 50p a pop tbf as I'm not looking to trade or sell.

A decent FTSE 100 dividend paying business that I can get and add to cheaply, what's not to like? Happy to sit on these & add freebies to out of the divvis.

I've just taken a small position here. Mostly due to how well My sons were treated when I opened a PoA account for my son at our local Lloyds bank a few weeks ago, and how our youngest lad was treated too when he asked the lady in branch if he could have one as well. Both of them were accommodated very well, and both of them are happy with their accounts with the bank. Wonderful service from them. Couldn't not take a small position. I'll be adding to the 400 I bought today whenever I can.

I don't really think there's much to see or read into this at the moment. It's pointless to be wishful thinking until something solid surfaces one way or the other.

The Barroso lithium mine, in Boticas, may be about to change hands, from current British promoters to new Portuguese-American owners. Aethel Mining, the mining arm of the Aethel Partners group, co-founded by Portuguese businessman Ricardo Santos Silva and owner of the Torre de Moncorvo iron mines concession, is negotiating the acquisition of Savannah Resources, a knowledgeable source told Negócios...

Portuguese-American close to closing purchase of Boticas lithium mine “Should be completed soon” the acquisition of Savannah Resources by Aethel Mining, the concessionaire of the Torre de Moncorvo iron mines, whose president met last week with the mayor of the municipality of the asset under negotiation.

Hope you are all well. Just thought I'd check in to say hi.

Falling house prices don't really bother me all that much to be fair.

Unless you're downsizing, I see it as valueless money because you've got to use it to buy somewhere else to live or spend it on renting. It just seems a pointless exercise to me, unless you urgently need to raise funds.

I'm mortgage free now. I paid the last of it off last week as I didn't owe much on it. It feels very strange not having it now.

I used to work for the bank, so had my mortgage at the base rate for a good 7 years as a perk of the job. I could have doubled the monthly repayments and got rid of it long ago but never did. Still. That one's on me.

I've got to give our local.Lloyds bank a big thumbs up to be fair as well. I had to open a PoA account up for my lad who has a disability, and they made it so easy to do. Our youngest lad who was with us asked the lady in branch if he could have a bank account too while he was there and she set one up with him. I'm well happy with the bank.

Good find, CS.

More offtake, should any come our way can only be a good thing.

If the BBC were a Corn (deliberate spelling mistake) channel, it would be a 24/7 cowgirl fest. They're very good at 4Cups.

The missing point also being that food manufacturers like ourselves have no control or say on what supermarkets sell our products on for either.

It's no secret that none of them pay suppliers anywhere near what they sell their srock for. They'll be paying nowhere near £2.66 for a pack of chocolate slices. £1.50 tops, if we're lucky.

You could well be very close to the mark. Time will tell.

I'm more than happy to wait this out. I've got almost 30k shares here and I'll be adding to that to as funds permit.

There's a good profit to be made here for those here who are brave and patient enough to wait for it to come.

I'm with Halifax David, and all my dealing is done online. They give you the option of reinvesting or taking your returns.

Maybe you could ask your broker could do this for you by default?

Sounds good.

I added another couple of thousand shares to my holding yesterday, and I'll be adding further as and when I'm able to.

Hope not. Mr Kipling Mince pies are the only ones I'll touch. Nepotism towards premier foods perhaps.

Oh, and it's dividend day today isn't it? I'll be reinvesting mine.

Well I've bought a couple of extra thousand shares this morning. I'm not usually this patient with any holding as a rule,but I can see good returns here, but know that I'll have to wait for them.

Cost wise, with an investment value of just over £1200 in, this is the one I've got the least amount of money in so I'm happy to leave them on a back burner.

The 2197 sell at 09:28 was my buy. Seems odd it's showing here as a sell.

Sounds very promising. Hopefully we'll see fruit from that in the not too distant.