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Na! The RNS I'm on the look out for is the one telling us which gov. has been first with their pre-order, prior to emergency use authorisations.

Thanks all.

@ChristopheB - good advice and my rebalance is already well planned.

It is a rebalance, not an exit. Will be done from mid Feb through early March. This should allow the GDXJ so settle down, SWAG initial results and a further NCM update (Jan 28?) under my belt first. So allowing a good margin for error and maximising the number of GGP shares I can retain for the long haul. Also if SNG's phase 3 works out as expected, that could well boost me over the LTA limit! All before April too. (if SNG get anywhere near their 'blue sky' broker projection of £50, my ISA holding there means a complete rebuild of my house too).

I love it when a plan comes together.....

Monumental here too!

Along with SNG today I have passed my retirement target. My SIPP just broke the £600K barrier. Some rebalancing to do around mid Feb / March and I can hit the go button for stress free retirement from April next year.

One very happy Falcon.

RNS over on SO4.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SO4/placement-share-purchase-plan-securities-issue-ayq8omzff30yd8p.html

It tucks in at the end a short bit on the resignation of their CFO. Our Shaun Day, soon to be CEO.

I seriously doubt any further strategic moves (JV etc) before the new CEO sits down at his new desk. Not good form to announce a new CEO and then limit his options by doing a last minute JV.

Nothing major happening until new CEO in place. SWAG results, yes. Further NCM drill results yes, but nothing else now.

With stock pile orders soon (Jan?), we'll have positive cashflow for a log time....... Placing, Ha! In your dreams.....

Don't care at all - with this news, this time next year, Rodney..........

So, what about the extras that normally go along with Hot Dogs? How has their value changed over time?
Onions, mustard, sauce.......(cooper, cobalt or????).

"It also suggests a takeover is unlikely". Complete tosh!

No company has a business plan to invite a takeover. What do you do if nobody bites? No. You work out your short and long term plans and work through them. A properly managed business looking to maximise their market/profit will be more attractive than one that holds out the begging bowl and say look at this nice shinny thing I have! Guess which one attains the best value?

Don't confuse the poor little mite. He's no idea which way is up in any case!

a mich nicer? Isn't that one of the newer Chinese made EVs?

In the US, coronavirus figures have set new grim records, with more than 3,700 deaths and 250,000 new cases recorded in a single day. The US has seen a sustained spike in infections for more than a month.

In context, that's more than the number lost in the Twin Towers! And this is every day, now......

It's tricky. Wales gets all lumped together as one, but there is a large diversity. The higher infection rates seem to be the more populous areas. Swansea, Cardiff, the valleys and Port Talbot. I'm in Pembrokeshire and we haven't been hit too hard being very rural and more sparsely populated.

Still, not easy though - early on I closed down my holiday let (my source of income) as I couldn't imagine my feelings if I had a visitor who transmitted covid to our small village! Lots of older and at risk people near me.

The farmers are worried, many are run by small family units of two or three people (and, boy, do they work hard too), so if they get hit there is a massive problem over feeding / milking / managing their livestock.

On the flip side, we all feel lucky to be living through this in the pen countryside. Being able to get out in the fresh air, walk the woods, collect mushrooms etc. is a blessing. I can't imagine how it feels to be trying to bring up a small family in a 3 bed flat in Walthamstow in these times.

I predicted that DJT would lose his reelection attempt. Guess what, I was right.

Does that make me more or less clever then Punit?

I also have aspirin on hand for whenever I'm feeling off colour. It is the first thing given to heart attack victims as it helps thin the blood.

There's no evidence, but if I'm coming down with Covid (which one effect is thickening the blood) It may help. Even if it doesn't I feel better/happier. Placebo effect, maybe, but I see no harm.

Maybe so, but I'm taking vitamin supplements. Does no harm, is advisable for older people during the winter. If it does help great.

Looks like core porn but without the money shot to me! They'll need pretty good grades to make further exploration viable IMO. But if the assays show something, it will help in the district scale arguments.

Exactly, Tommy.

Send them home and UPS delivers the drug/kit. Pressure on hospitals reduced. Everyone wins......

Is this why? https://cnb.cx/37mkn4l

Moncef Slaoui, chief scientific adviser to the U.S. government’s Operation Warp Speed, told CNBC Tuesday that the federal government is distributing about 65,000 doses of the antibody drugs every week to states.

But, he said, only 5% to 20% of the doses are getting administered to patients.

The drugs are not simple to administer. For one thing, they’re given by intravenous infusion, so patients must go to health centers where this can be done. But since they’re likely contagious, existing IV facilities, like where patients receive chemotherapy, can’t be used.

Another issue is that the drugs need to be given early in the course of the disease. The FDA’s guidance for health-care providers says they should be administered as soon as possible after diagnosis, and within 10 days of symptom onset. It recommends against use of the drugs once patients are so sick they’re hospitalized.

We don't have any Oxygen! Hydrogen might be about somewhere, though!