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17/2/2022 11:43 | Looks very encouraging Kenny ! One hopes that NATO, Biden, Johnson, Truss etc will start to encourage Ukraine to abide by the Minsk agreements that they signed and were endorsed by the UN The UK and USA are therefore legally bound to support the terms of this accord. | gfrae | |
17/2/2022 11:05 | He may be a bully, but he's a clever one, Monty. Putin will not shoot himself in the foot - anything but. The worst the west can threaten is economic sanctions. The Ukraine 'threat' is a figment. | rayg5 | |
17/2/2022 11:00 | This helps to explain the reason why warehouse property in Russia is in demand - look at the percentage increase in sales in 2021 for the major online retailers: "Russian Online Retail Leaders Double Sales in 2021" | kenny | |
17/2/2022 10:51 | Putin will drag it out as long as possible, Russia making a fortune, oil nearly $100 and metals all high. Gold looks like $2100 on its way. | montyhedge | |
17/2/2022 10:22 | Putin is playing the west. There is no actual intention of invading Ukraine. Ukraine is a mere excuse for raising the temperature - and gas prices. | rayg5 | |
17/2/2022 09:19 | ...well it was up 3p yesterday and Russia/Ukraine temperature has if anything gone up in the last 12-24 hours so I personally am not surprised at all by the mark down. | tradertrev | |
17/2/2022 09:14 | Ex div. Down more than the thruppence divi, which is unusual! | igbertsponk | |
17/2/2022 09:08 | What do you mean get a grip? If your classed as a dictator or you run or head up a non democratic governance or can be called non democratic in some way, you are at risk of being attacked in some way by the USA and its allies, why wouldn't you think its possible for them to want to invade one day. edit corrected Libya for you - says a lot about someone trying to belittle another's spelling who shares a different view to you, especially when that person may be dyslexic. Idiot ! | my retirement fund | |
17/2/2022 07:57 | NATO invaded "Libia"? Lol. No one is invading Russia, a nuclear state. Get a grip, and switch off RT. Putin wants the USSR back. | spectoacc | |
17/2/2022 07:53 | So yea, why an earth would you be worried about what Nato might do? Just let them carry on building US bases all east Europe under the nato guise, why should the USA care its not their continent and if millions of Europeans suffer why should they care? its a big win for the USA Europe is the other side of the planet for them. | my retirement fund | |
17/2/2022 07:42 | Only Nato aka USA and its laggies (mostly UK) invaded Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya | my retirement fund | |
17/2/2022 07:04 | Love this notion that NATO is provocative - what, so Putin thinks they might invade? Only one country invaded Georgia, annexed Crimea, has troops in the Donbass. As @rayg5 says, Putin needs a bogeyman to distract from the vast pilfering going on at home. NATO is a defensive organisation. | spectoacc | |
16/2/2022 18:16 | Moscow is NATO's raison d'etre, no less. | rayg5 | |
16/2/2022 17:58 | If Biden bombs Moscow, the best investment will be a nuclear bunker. | kenny | |
16/2/2022 17:42 | if Biden bombs Russia, some of its Warehouses will be destroyed and Raven price will collapse | george stobart | |
16/2/2022 17:23 | And yes, NATO and the US should stop their provocation | rayg5 | |
16/2/2022 16:27 | Putin wants to strut the international stage and have heads of government queuing up to meet him. That goal has been achieved and I do believe NATO has overreacted. | rayg5 | |
16/2/2022 16:08 | Virtually nil. Chances of Russia being cut off from the financial system by sanctions? There'll be no politicians pleading RAV's case. Fwiw I think Taiwan & China both largely uninvestable too - it's a minority position I admit ;) | spectoacc | |
16/2/2022 16:06 | Chances of the warehouses being bombed in the event of war? | gary1966 | |
16/2/2022 15:41 | I think RAVP will be fine, I think it'll continue paying out its divi as it's always done, through thick & thin. But there's a non-negligible chance of turkey syndrome. The farmer feeds you 364 days a year, you trust him, then on Xmas Eve he kills you. If Putin does plan to kick off - something no one but he really knows - there's a chance of Xmas for RAVP holders. For me, that was reason enough to take profits yesterday and today. The divi's been a bonus along the way. Good luck holders - but for me at least, Russia has become uninvestable. If/when that ceases to be the case, I reckon Gazprom might be up there on the list, along with RAVP. | spectoacc | |
16/2/2022 14:52 | Don't you want 3p every 13 weeks. | montyhedge |
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