Kalimantan Share Price (KLG)

..If it means to raise awareness of people's well being I am all for it....success is always ultimately achieved when one is able to carry on doing things the correct way and avoid making other people' errors.

Surely if the unanswered questions on the KSK CoW status could be addressed transparently by KLG management that would either (i) remove the negative impact of "uncertainty", or (ii) confirm that there are a few issues to be sorted out as regards CoW status, or (iii) reassure investors that extensions of sufficient length to the exploration phase for each of the newly forestry-permitted areas have been approved in written by the Department of Mines. The silence isn't particularly helpful. One of the contributors to this chat site, elephantsrunfree, made an assertion a few weeks back that a "local source" had confirmed to him that written confirmations had been received. However, elephantsrunfree subsequently failed to respond to my suggestion that he provide more detail to back up his assertion, for example by explaining when such written confirmations had been received. His apparent reluctance to provide the back up detail casts some doubt on the credibility of his assertion. Anyway, setting aside the matter of elephantsrunfree's credibility, to clear the air the best would be for a comprehensive statement coming from KLG management.

Updo - mining tragedy. Caldecott - licencing issues. Down it goes!!!!

So someone sells a couple of grands worth of stock and the "market value" of KLG is 6% lower than it was when i woke up... er, thats not a real value for this company given its prospects and not what the market should be valuing it on (being roughly (value if succesful) x probabilty of success).... oh well, someone's going to be disappointed! such are the vagaries of being at the bottom of AIM.. share price determined by miniscule volumes!

Why down 3%? Or are the mm's bored!

Freeport' Grasberg employees stroke by misfortune again. If we do one day start mining operations I do hope one of the lesson that Mansur learned right from the beginning will be written in gold letters " people safety and well being first and foremost"