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EMED: Broker Fox-Davies thinks shares will treble & Slovak approval

Regulatory approval for EMED Mining (EMED): Great news we have been waiting so long for this news. But sadly this is not the final Spanish permits needed to get the giant Rio Tinto copper mine underway but news from Slovakia. Meanwhile broker Fox Davies reckons that the shares could treble from 10.625p to 32p. I think it is correct. But to Slovakia first.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2012-11-23 15:02:06 |

EMED Mining $50 million financing secured – Very Good News Indeed

EMED Mining (EMED) the AIM and TSX listed developer of a large copper mine in Spain has today announced that it has secured a $50 million financing and an offtake deal from commodities giant Red Kite. This is a monumental step forward for EMED and really is very good news indeed.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2012-11-14 13:11:26 |

EMED – down but far from out – Long Chat with CEO: Buy

AIM listed EMED (LSE:EMED) has been on the point of starting to build a huge copper mine in Spain for ages. But getting the consents needed seems harder than finding a 17 year old virgin in Romford. And EMED is still not there.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2012-10-04 11:24:16 |

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BLUEFREW6 Oct 2026

I'm sure it a complete coincidence that where I live has not been greatly "enriched" and its benefit bill looks like this.Ranked 526 of 575 by total spendTotal benefits bill · £1,233 per resident · +16.8% in 2yrsMedian local wage: £42,366 (+9.7% in 2yrs)Though even here the bennies bill is rising faster than even a relatively productive area can support long term.Further coincidence that the areas full of bennie bunnies are also the areas where we've filled them with people that are needed "to pay our pensions". How is that working out?

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Eric_Tricity6 Oct 2026

That's typical of anyone associated with Joe Bidet, including Bidet himself, they don't have a clue about what they are supposed to be doing.

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Eric_Tricity6 Oct 2026

The entire Benefits system needs scrapping and starting from scratch. There are many things that can be done such as the scrapping of the mobility car scheme unless you absolutely need one. We have two family friends, retired ladies who have these cars, both are very wealthy with 6 figure bank balances etc so why are people like that entitled to a tax payer car when they can afford their own. Put me in charge and I will slash the bill by 50%, it would be easy to do.

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I may have peaked too early....

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Hornets nest! Unfortunately, true.

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COLINS26 Oct 2026

That was a great tip - Thanks :-)

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MAYFAIRMAN5 Oct 2026

I think you were thinking of Veblen goods, but the allusion doesn’t work in the context you were trying to use it.

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Fagash5 Oct 2026

To do otherwise breaches the trust system of money. Only believing money received in the future has value, supports the idea of debt and credit. Without debt ( and return on that debt) , capitalism fails. Ability to print money on demand eliminates debt rational ( return) so collapses capitalism by default.

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DAVID FRASER5 Oct 2026

Others have attested that you only need to issue debt (government bonds) if you are running s as current account deficit. You issue the bonds to pay for your expenses EducationHealthBenefitsRoadsDefenceGovernment staff and buildings PoliceFireCoastguards I’m sure there are others. Quangos etc…If you just print money whilst running a deficit you risk a lack of confidence in the currency. MMT has been shown to be a lot of nonsense because the longer you keep spending what you don’t have the higher your deficit climbs. You either have to grow the economy to reduce the debt or reduce what you are spending. Zimbabwe and other third world countries have shown this. You can end up with hyper inflation which does nobody any good and further causes a sovereign monetary and debt crisis. Reduced public spending and/or increased taxes are the only alternatives….Or are they. The Laffer Curve suggests that the lowering of direct taxes fosters higher productivity and in turn increases tax revenues. Just don’t give all the tax cuts to the billionaires or you’ll end up with Trump’s America - and nobody wants that!In conclusion if it was that easy some other bugger would have done it already. Yes… we’re all screwed 😩

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