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The world has not caved in folks..

KEY have people working in Italy, Tanzania and we were flying to UK to swing a deal plus taking on legal advice etc for UK not to mention basic wages for a crew.

People underestimate how much it costs to keep people employed, wages paid, power bills etc.

There is really not a lot on the sell side, so getting a decent handfull still wont be cheap.

Depending on where the markets go from here we are looking at a cheap entry point or global shakedown again.. I err on cheap entry but each to their own.

BKP was a lot different to KEY, BKP had technical guys who were not great business people (imho).
BKP played a different game and crashed.. one wonders who would invest in a company that did not meet its commitments..? Certainly you would not pay full tote odds.

KEY have the business people.. and a couple of assets which are of benefit..

Because they worked together does not mean much..