I’ve a request to everyone who posts on X: could we perhaps express ourselves without resorting to swearing and abuse? Just tone it down one notch.
Instead of calling someone a “f-wit”, call them a “fool”. Instead of calling them a “c—t”, call them “contemptible” or “pathetic”. You should be able to make your point perfectly well without sounding like an angry teenager in a pub at closing time.
Politics is bad enough already without people swearing like troopers - and having once been a Trooper once myself myself I’ve perhaps an excuse, but still don’t need to resort to it.
If all you’ve got is abuse, then perhaps you need to think a bit harder about your argument. A valid argument should be able to stand on its own merits without needing profanity to prop it up or close down and intimidate others.
I don’t much care for myself - my skin is plenty thick enough - but the time of politics is appalling, getting worse and bad language just drives it further down.
Give it a rest.
Nobody on your front bench has ever run a business - you’re all lawyers, trade unionists and charity workers.
An entire front bench which is parasitic to real working people.
It’s no wonder you have utterly failed and everyone hates you.
You treat the money people work for like it’s yours to take and giveaway to whoever will vote for you.
Working people hate you.
What a time for @MkangoResources#MKA to become the first commercial producer of NdFeB magnets in the UK after a 25-year hiatus.
Neodymium is breaking out (+7% over past two sessions), catalyzed both by extreme geopolitical developments over the past year and by demand ratcheting up from data centres, robotics, military applications, electronics, EVs, etc.
HyProMag Germany - a very similar sized and designed plant to the Birmingham site - is also being commissioned at the moment.
Using the pricing in the most recent HyProMag USA studies ($95/kg average selling price), each of the UK and Germany operations will be generating circa $33m revenue per annum, once nameplate capacity of 350 tonnes pa is achieved. Assuming a conservative 40% EBITDA margin (the larger US plants are now estimated to operate at a 60% EBITDA margin), the two European plants will be generating a combined $26-27m EBITDA pa.
Moreover, HyProMag has stated it intends to scale up UK capacity from 350 tpa to 1,000 tpa; and German capacity to 750 tpa.
Mkango also reiterates in today's RNS that it's evaluating expansion plans into Japan, Canada and South Korea, which would bring operations (including the upstream assets in Malawi and Poland) to eight nations - giving Mkango by far the largest international footprint of any rare earth elements company in the world.
A hidden gem that I am quite sure the international investment community will pick up on soon enough - especially with the industry really hotting up again, and with $MKAR to list on NASDAQ in the next couple of months.
@nichesitesmel Yup, similar for one of mine - I'm ecstatic after nearly a year of hell. Some pages up 10x in traffic and regained some top positions on Google search. Let's hope they stick! My other site is FUBARd though... :-)
.@jonstewart I’m fine with “squeaks”. I’ll be the first to admit my voice sounds like a smurf with a head cold. But I’m not the one who ruined politics in America. That was you. I guess I’m saying…stop hurting America. Would love to have you on the show anytime, live.
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