@BlokeOak57182@WayneBrasso1892 Can't use 2025 as a comparison - the mines were either shut down or just being restarted. And definitely can't use Q1 x 4 as your expected 2026 production. Look forward, not back. This was derisked by Q2's production. Read the commentary - Q3 will be better still.
@BlokeOak57182@WayneBrasso1892 $40m cashflow in Q2 with increased production forecast from Q3 onwards. So looking at $200m annually if prices stay stable. That's why people think $700m is a fairly low valuation, including the whale who tried to buy £3m of shares a couple of weeks ago
@AskNationwide The new look website. It's much worse than the previous version. Please tell us we can keep using the better version indefinitely. The new one shows debits and credits in the same column, without the account balance afterwards. It's terrible.
@johnsch44097817@Oliver_foster_@zerohedge That's the exact reason spree attacks are more deadly in America - every nutter has a f****** gun. Look at the stats - you're about 10,000% more likely to be shot dead in America than Europe. But some really thicky dumb dumbs still think more guns = fewer innocents killed!!
@Matthuthwaite @LadbrokesCare They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@goldwynbird@LadbrokesCare@Ladbrokes They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@FatMrAdam@LadbrokesCare They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@manutdM16@goldenfleece72@Ladbrokes They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@manutdM16@goldenfleece72@Ladbrokes Ladbrokes customer support are WELL aware of this - lots of complaints - always 'DM us' response. It's not good enough. It's turning customers into campaigners to get online slots BANNED as they should frickin' be. Dirty company. Lobby your MP to ban online slots.
@hopperstrumms@Ladbrokes They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@ShipLane1@Ladbrokes They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@sortofclown@bluelionman@Ladbrokes It's this penny pinching which should kill off the company. Customers become campaigners against vile online slots (which are programmed to eventually take 100% of people's stakes, often very quickly, due to each click losing about 5% ish, leading to 100% loss in hours).
@Ladbrokes@paulww2801 They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll always lose £100)
@bluelionman@Ladbrokes They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@stellaselectxi@Ladbrokes They've finished the grooming process. Now it's time to cash in. The whole ladbucks idea was obviously to normalize playing online slots - something which ultimately takes every pound from customers (try it - deposit £100, play 20p a spin infinitely, you'll get to zero)
@Ftif1234@Ladbrokes It's the sort of thing that turns customers into advocates for banning gambling adverts / football sponsorship etc. Some moron at Entain (annual turnover £2,560,000,000) decided 10p a day giveaway was too much, cutting it to a penny. Dirty scum.