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Sefton Resources’ (SER) refinancing package has caused quite a lot of bulletin board excitement. The problem is that none of the posters seem to have read or properly understood the terms of the deal. While the bulletin board Seftonologists witter on about 0.8p to 1p a share, they seem not to have noticed the overwhelming lack of interest in this stock. It turns out the market is pretty good at maths and, unfortunately for the Sefton ghosts, is not listening to a word of their murmurings.
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wildrides
But dont worry …….Dr Ali is working on a new Steam Flood Report Mk27
And the dog has an internal blockage from eating balls of paper from the office paper basket .
The bad news is the dog needs an operation . which exceeds the net worth of the company ie the company is in fact “a dog”