The west tried to exploit the eastern states, take the BP case as a great example. |
I found this the other day and thought it was interesting.
hxxps://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/multinational-companies/the-mystery-of-switzerlands-surging-imports-of-uzbek-and-kazakh-gold/84207442 |
 But then the Russian border isn't that far away from Alaska either, with all its resources.
its not just the West not to be believed, we have to at least acknowledge that Russia's modus operandi relies on maskerovka.
Not going to invade Georgia, Ukraine, etc. etc., but where the worst example is Russia, USA, UK, Germany were party to the Budapest Memorandum which guaranteed the sovereignty of Ukraine in perpetuity, for which Ukraine gave up 6,000 nuclear weapons.
We now have Trump speaking about enlarging the USA, etc. etc.
The West didn't help either, when Glasnost occurred under Gorbachev, who should have been greeted as a hero to both East and West, but instead ended up being treated like a traitor in Russia, simply because instead of the West embracing Russia as partners in Glasnost, the West engaged in triumphalism, and one thing you shouldn't do is rub your 'opponents' nose in it, which the West did.
We could have had an altogether different situation today, with Glasnost extending to China too, as whatever the politics, we all need each other, we all need to trade with each other, we all need to meet common enemies of disease and natural disasters and all need to pursue common research to improve life rather than how to end it. |
They don’t trade with Russia anymore, at least part of their supply chain has shifted to China. If sanctions were lifted they might of course revert back. |
Trump is definitely pushing for peace talks with Putin, but why would the Russians trust a word any western leader speaks?
Let's hope there is peace quickly, and the dark clouds surrounding Kazakhstan dissipate...the Russian border really isn't far away from Seki mine and sanctions must cause us some problems, or does Kazakhstan not trade with their big neighbour? |
It is good to see 20 trades in a day instead of in a week, and chunky sized instead of tiny 2 and 6 trades.
When we get 200 trades a day and a spread of 2p instead of 10, we'll know that liquidity and market balance has been achieved |
Must be a sign of something brewing. |
nice to see few decent buys going through… |
Yep indeed |
Somebody busy buying...... |
Gold at 2772 and Trump about to get the printer out soon . |
Well got be mid November or December either way 2 months gone already so every day that passes it's a positive on cash flow compared to previous months or years , look at SRB motoring along . |
We don’t know when it started. |
When does increased production start |
Buy price up 2.30 |
Feeling extremely positive with Altyngold, so much great news flow to come out over the next 6 months. Gold booming and set to continue, substantial increase in production…happy days! |
The other thing we need is a set of financials that actually mirror what we all think is happening operationally in terms of FCF. For as long as I can remember cash on hand, at key period ends, has been negligible due to advanced payments to suppliers throughout the expansion phase (+ a couple of one off admin exp items)
At some point those prepayments need to unwind and evidence provided that debt is being repaid using surplus cash (as opposed to simply shuffling debt between bonds and loans as has been the case).
Hopefully the AR published end of April will provide the first indications of this although it might take until the interims in Sep before we get a clearer picture. |
They will notify when they are ready.
With the relentless printing of fiat, physical metals are a must have now and for the foreseeable future in any balanced portfolio. |
Maybe you should email the Directors tell them to get a move on . |
Gold is flying now, great time to release positive production news and positive future guidance. |
KZT gold price at a new ATH of T1.44mn/oz, up 57% over the past 365 days.
£ price also at an ATH, up 39% over the same period. |
It’s not true - it’s one of those myths spread around to fool the gullible. |
It might be unbelievable but nonetheless it’s true. Just like they never considered the £20,000,000,000 to upgrade grid just like BT who stated intention to convert 60,000 old green BT boxes to EV chargers without realising the amperage required so the converted ONE and cancelled the project.
Or where they forgot the impact of heavy EV's on existing buildings especially multi storey car parks, where they've cordoned off some car spaces because the weight exceeded the safe weight carrying structure.
Back to Altyn now |
“Louie. One thing the conflicted climate change scientists don't calculate is the volume of ice is greater than the volume of water.“
I can’t really comprehend that an adult can actually believe that Hydrologists/Oceanologists don’t consider the different volume impacts of water in its different states while conducting their analysis.
Have you been watching YouTube videos of ice cubes melting in a glass of water? |
Excellent post PP, but can we now return to Altyn pretty please?! |
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