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I got a vote on each of my holdings with ii.

I voted in favour of the shareholder proposals.

I would like to see Callum back as quickly as possible.

I heard that they'd already put down a deposit.

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KPMG = Keep Phil Mickelson Going (he needs it), another golfing reference.

Lets hope that Sky, Virgin Media, et al will appreciate a bit of friendly competition.

I can't see the shorts holding on for much longer.

When they start to cash in there will be a reverse avalanche, no doubt.

Hi Cullinan,

I wondered if you would be joining me later for daiquiris on the yacht?

Then on for dinner this evening at the gentleman's club?

Anyone remember D T Ultravert?

Interesting that Nicholas Tulloch, former non-executive director of this company, is now non-executive director of D G Innovate, a very successful company involved in sustainable battery development. D G Innovate formerly owned the patent to D T Ultravert. This was acquired by HNR (now Chill). Later on, Chill planned to sell their now 75% stake to another company, however seemingly at the last minute the other company terminated the deal citing it as an "unnecessary risk to the company and its shareholders". I wonder what that was all about.

Anyway, that other company was acquired by the company that had the original patent, D G Innovate. Nothing wrong with this, just an interesting observation. I wonder if anything ever became of D T Ultravert.

It can be more tax efficient to use share buybacks instead of paying out dividends, depending on the circumstances.

It is OK for Future to do this because it is highly cash generative, unlike some other companies.

I'm happy that this breached the £4 mark myself.

A good company to have in your portfolio.

Just don't go overboard. There are risks with any company.

We will see where we are in a year's time.

Here's an idea: have at your disposal both nicotine vapes and nicotine free vapes.

Then you just adjust the number of puffs you take from each product.

Start with a minimal number of puffs from the nicotine free vape and then just work up the number over a period of time.

You set the pace that you are happy with.

However I suspect that most people prefer the instant stop cold turkey method.

Alessandro: In answer to your question, the RSN states "The return to growth ...". I would interpret that as meaning that there is a net return to growth.

I think that this indicates a change in direction from previous RSN's.

It looks like the company is keeping the B2B part of the business, whereas previously is was looking to dispose of it (as per my understanding).

That all helps with generation of cash, which still looks very strong. The indication on the cash generation suggests that the share price should be much higher than it is right now, 1200+ according to some sources. All as previous information provided.

According to Cancer Research UK, there have been NO cases of popcorn lung linked to e-cigarettes in the UK.

So stick that in your vape and smoke it all you internet hoaxers out there. Get your puffing facts right!

Also according the the UK NHS, Vaping does not cause "popcorn lung".

This doesn't mean that there won't be future risks found with e-cigarettes, but as a means to transition from traditional cigarettes, they are significantly lower in risk. There are zero nicotine versions available that can help you withdraw from smoking completely.

The government's recent attacks on vaping products show that they are only interested in being seen to be doing something for appearances sake so that you will be more inclined to vote for them at the next general election.

YOU, The People, be the judge.

Mr Blobby, you have only done what many other people have done. Do not feel bad about it. You are not the Lone Ranger, you have many buddies out there who have done exactly the same thing. And you won't be the last.

As they say, tomorrow is another day, and it is not Groundhog Day (like the movie).

Just because it happened to you today does not mean that it will happen to you tomorrow.

My advice is to have immense patience and not jump straight back in to try and fix your perceived mistake.

Do not look on it as a mistake, maybe you needed to see this for future reference.

Wait for a suitable opportunity before ploughing back in. You don't need to act in haste.

Patience is the key and also not giving a damn about doing what others have already done anyway and will continue to do. Whatever is hitting you, tell it to fủck off and move on.

Personally, I would keep it and I would bring in the right resource to get it working right. I can imagine that the board have already done this, although this is only speculation on my part.

The improvements in the B2B sector can only impact positively on either advertising or business disposal income.

In fact, I imagine that this may affect the board's stance on disposing of that part of the business.

Is it time for the board to make an updated statement to reflect the change in prospects?

Perhaps they may seek to consolidate that part of the business instead of disposing of it.

Nuts to the Porche, he should wait a bit longer and then drive off in a £400,000+ RR convertible :)

missed opportunity to get in on chill this morning and start up with a 5% profit (more to come by the way -imo).

also, i thought the chancellor missed a golden opportunity today. if only he'd introduced a tax on bu11**** he'd have brought in a fortune :)

Apologies for my previous post to the original author.

I realise that sarcasm shows lack of respect and may come over as being hostile towards the target.

Different viewpoints should always be welcome if they are stated respectfully.

Otherwise there would be nothing to discuss here.

I have both bought and sold these shares at different prices. I won't discuss any of my strategies here: I'm sure that you have your own strategies.

Where does it mention anything about a ban on vapes? I haven't seen this mentioned before. However I have taken your advice on the basis of your post and sold all my shares.

My initial thought was that its an existing shorter increasing their position. Qube or Marshall Wace possibly? However, I take note of your comments about the recent trades.

I still have reserves about the scale of technical expertise required to fulfill all our commitments, but apart from that are we ready for take-off Ѫ