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trig is turning into a tradeable growth share with the div% decreeing every time the sp goes up

im waiting for the sp drop after the ex dividend date (14 nov) before I invest any more money with trig

SWEF SEAMS TO BE a safer investment than renewables at the moment on the nav front, also they have first slice of the cherry on the property's if borrowers default and a better yield ,where as with renewables the nav is + in to double figures and in case of insolvency any assets will be used to pay off creditors ( people like swef) before share holders get a look-in

maybe the influx of cheep fake Rolex watches has something to-do with the low sp's people are experiencing across the board on aim

FSFL has a SLIGHTLY higher yield , uses new shares issues to pay down debt and buy more assets , it can reborrow to buy more assets when its payed down debt , pays quarterly dividend , has assets in Uk , Europe, Australia. Very similar business model and yield to TRIG & SWEF ... ALSO GERNSEY based / £2240 ANUAL RETURN ON £40000 before sp increase /so in all a reasonable forward program to be with.

I believe its good for short time trading -up to the minute info, but if your holding shares that will take a few years to mature like hmi -txp- hzm then you probably wont need all the bells and whistle's

" id leave my toys and jump out of my play pen ''

The next rns will start with something like ...oh ye of little faith, blah, blah, blah………………………………………..

It dose say mine built by end of 2022 on one website ,I suppose it depends on how urgent they need to be and if they get earlier financing like tesla in china, they moved there as the permitting etc would have taken 2 years longer in usa

Its like that in Thailand with many farmers owning just a few rai of paddy etc , they have the 40-50 kg sacks ,but they do get a government subsidy if they use organic fertilizers , the subsidy's because they want to encourage farmers to stop using chemical application's which they don't get subsidy's for.They also want to reduce importing .

They could have stayed off the main grid and gone for solar and wind generated power to add to and increase their green credentials, if all else fails they could turn the site into a solar or wind farm ,there's always money in a clean renewable future .

Perhaps they cant sell fairy dust because it sounds like something the hippies used in the 60s-70s ,and the growers think it sounds like some kind of hallucinogenic drug, and they don't want their coffee plants turning psychedelic on them.

you say sell. sell. sell is that directed at the shareholder's to sell the shares or the company management to sell the company.

its not all bad, personally think is early days yet when you think the mine has over 100 years life ,I think sales will increase over the next few years as kpfertil becomes more of a recognised name, how many overnight successes has anyone ever known, sounds like the sales teams could do with a lot more attention from the buyers at present .all the best have a good day

lets hope its not going to be a duck shoot as we would be better off holding the shares till there worth at least 100p each .

The only thing about being flexible on price is it could start a price war with other company's, one drops the price then everyone else follows , then your in the same position with less money for your product …...

yeah just go by what's printed on the harvest web page, ignore your own thoughts and anyone else's...

so that's 20 cents a lb profit

try hmi (harvest minerals) for a fertilizer mine already operational

surprised at all the selling with the dividend coming up soon