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I think 42p by Friday

And when do management and unions ever agree on anything. Many years ago when I worked for British steel our union refused to go on flexi time because management proposed it. After 4 weeks of watching everyone else start and finish when they liked and telling us how great it was we had to cap in hand and ask if we could go on it.

Got no chance of 45p

Or perhaps this week?

I've done similar to Peltata, sold enough of my holding to cover the cost of my allocation. Seems like a bit of a no brainer, especially if the sp holds up, which I don't expect.

We see 45p by Friday?

40p by Friday is my guess.

£25 or £6.5? That's why I take no notice of analysts, amateur or professional.

By Friday?

When my local Marstons reopens will be to take the Christmas decorations down.

I think this will just drive the sp down to 210 and you'll be able to buy as many as you like.

Maybe they need to make a haggis roll?

Yes it's looking like 36p by Friday

I invest in the LSE main market for dividends. For me the interest in AIM is the chance of a multibagger. Although I have had a few my fear of a multibegger means I never invest big money in any one share so have never made big profits.

Me to, I thought this morning we were on the slippery slope back to 36p by Friday

Sorry, forgot Chililabombwe/Konkola

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The main tailings dumps on the Zambian copperbelt are at Chingola, Mufulira, Kitwe, and Luanshya, all clearly visible on Google maps. I don't know which is Roan or which is Elephant but the Luanshya mine used to be known as Roan Antelope Mine so I think we can guess that one. Mufulira has 3 dumps, the smallest of which was responsible for the Mufulira disaster of 1970 when the tailings breached the mine workings and killed 89 miners so I am sure that the owners of Mufulira mine would be glad to get rid of that one which I believe still has numerous bore hole dewatering pumps installed.

I've been invested for more than 2 years so I watched the steady climb before covid, the covid crash and now the current rise. I invested because I like eating the product, because the company appears to value its staff and because there seemed to be scope for expansion. I'm not interested in doing calcs in company values with a calculator, let alone on the back of a fag packet, but I am thinking that this bull run will soon run out of steam and there will be a retrace, the only question is, how much of one. Whatever it is I won't be selling because I think dividends will be back sooner than a lot of people think.

Don't know about the 24th but it looks to me like 36p by Friday yet again.

is going to outweigh my gains in Glencore.