Anglo Asian Share Price (AAZ)

Thanks for the link. The guy being interviewed didn't exactly fill me with a lot of confidence, he seemed to know a lot less than some of the leading lights on this board.
However, what he did say, although it may be apocryphal, is that he has a mate who claims he's made a cool £1m out of trading AAZ over the past few years.
I'm pretty happy with my holding but.....

https://audioboom.com/posts/7783319-john-meyer-covers-news-from-bluerock-rambler-altus-anglo-asian-mining

@jointhedots Agreed some consolidation overdue and gives investors time to take profits and/or top-up before the next leg up. Just looking at the chart I'm expecting SP 205-220p over the next 2-4 weeks without news.

With news? Anyone's guess given how many opportunities are available and potential triggers for a rerate if one or more come through as expected. The BoD are reserving our cash position and doubtless will be considering the possibilities and associated returns of each.

Mid-tier producer with considerable multi Moz exploration potential now seems to be a question of when and not if IMHO.
ATB APR

Looks like we are taking a little rest whilst the price consolidates.

Support at round 165, with no appetite to sell below that level, looks like the days of 120 to 140 may be behind us. With so much potential news-flow from multiple opportunities I suppose that it's a simple question - do you want to be in or out?

Some will not like the business proposition for one reason or another, and that's fine, buy something else, but IMO there is no specific event or catalyst to wait for now as AAZ is on the verge of becoming a multi-asset producer with massive reserves . But most importantly IMO, the company is a "proven" profitable operator that has the skills to exploit what they own and may soon own, it's not all hot air. There are loads of gold miners with licence area containing lots of gold, but unlike AAZ they have neither the money or the skill to get the stuff mined at a realistic cost.

Kyzlbulage mine is slightly different to the others as it is in 'Nagorno Karabakh' not the 'formerly occupied territories' and the 21st Jan update says Russian peacekeepers are there + crucially - 'our access to Kyzlbulag will depend on the final resolution of the status of Nagorno Karabakh.'
This may take a little longer to resolve but there is so much to keep them occupied anyway...