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I know what you're saying bud but it will turn. The demand isn't there yet. When the reactors are built the Uranium will be needed and from what I've read there is a shortage.

Uranium stocks are going to go through the roof this year. Japan bringing it's reactors back online and China upping the ante, this is a long term holder with 10 bagger potential. DYOR

Wot waz it you was wandering? Which language might that have been then? Certainly not English surely... I will filter you now as you are noticeably irritated and i don't want to help compromise you any more. Have a good life big man.

Button it Portsmouth lad and accept that you were wrong about HOC. It was NEVER going to 90p as you said it could. The Fitch rating put paid to that. I believe that the pog will rise this year as the economic revival is a sham.. Sentiment is currently low in the pm's but it will turn in our favour, making it a good time to be in now. I also believe that Europe will be the start of something major in the form of a crisis , whether it be a bank or even a country, it is not currently stable. Too much money has been produced out of thin air across the world in order to paper of the debt that exists. We're all in it together. Gold has been manipulated for decades and sometimes it reaches boiling point when the powers that be have to let it go. My sources told me in November that in January and February the pog will slowly rise which seems to be happening. Eventually it will explode but it may be hit one more time before the lid comes off. Yes I read all that from many different sources and I made my own opinion from it. I think AVM IS a good company but the debt situation with a suppressed gold price worried me previously as it should you if you had a brain. At these levels and with gold looking more positive it is a good bet. IMO

What's your take on that Pompeyboy? We were conversing over on HOC where you said 90p was highly likely and I said the fundamentals were good enough to take the company forward and you ridiculed me for it.. Gold has also risen steadily this year to date which you also said would definitely not happen. I bought in here Friday at 8.1p Glad to join the party

I bought in again this morning as frankly, £1.11 is a steal here. The pog will return to it's highs it will just take time. Luckily, that's something I have.

Check out ths, particularly the second part http://rt.com/shows/keiser-report/episode-552-max-keiser-892/

When I posted that article originally I was hoping people would see it as positive as even though he says he isn't holding as it shows MML has a long shelf life and is highly competitive and very under priced compared to it's peers.

The mine was hit by an earthquake and it recovered for that. I never thought I would see silly prices like these again unless POG falls dramatically so I just topped up with another 4.5k The next RNS will be a good one in all probability and saying the mine is fine. Then on to increased production with the new mill an so on. To top it all off the POG will certainly be rising this year which will also help the sp head to where it should be.

Check out this article. You may have to subscribe but they have some good write ups (and bad) on there. http://seekingalpha.com/article/1942601-hostage-of-uncertain-mining-regulations-medusa-mining As gold stocks go she is very low priced as risky as you'd expect for a one mine company and reliant on the Philipine government in many ways. That said I'm in long as this is a stock with Massive potential.

Dont mean to p1ss on your chips but SOLG is a mickey mouse company and incomparable to this one. MML is a very low cost producer of Gold with no money problems and great fundamentals. It will still be able to operate if the pog drops another £400. Before you ask, i do own SOLG shares but they are not the solid investment stock that these are.

Thanks bud. I'm comfortable with 163.77 that I paid as this looks like one to hold and let develop.

Seems like a good investment to me.

You obviously havent done your homework. I have and MML is a sound gold play that can withstand the pms dropping a lot further than this. We are not debt laden like many and a broken mill, now fixed is not cause or concern but for celebration as the sp was factored in.

I'm super long here averaging £1.05 but happy to hold for as long as takes in order to expose the tin pot pumped up fiat currency world that we are living in.

Saying that, it looks like they could be lining up to smash gold again tomorrow timed nicely after the FOMC minutes

They've effectively QE'd gold as well by printing loads of the paper stuff which bears no correlation to actual gold. (90 paper ounces to 1 actual physical ounce in existence) They can manipulate paper but when the vaults become empty of physical, the cat will be out of the bag and people will start demanding delivery of their physical gold from the paper contracts that they have and then they will be told "sorry, you will have to settle for cash instead". When that happens gold will go through the roof. The market still is bullish but the 'powers that be' don't want this, hence, the price being kept back at the moment. People have been duped into thinking gold is a volatile waste of time and too dangerous to invest in. They wont be able to control it indefinitely though and MML at this price is an engineered steal which wouldn't have existed without the manipulation, so dig in and grab yourself a bargain! We will certainly see £5.50 again and higher imo. It will just take time.

So with 400 posts on TALV over the past 6 weeks you have been shown to be wrong, wrong and wrong again. You have called 3.5p 4p 4.5p many, many times, getting up early and posting on Sundays staying up til the early hours....and here you are still posting nonsense now that the sp has more than doubled!. You still haven't figured it out but the world sees you as a childish, disruptive buffoon.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1899091-gold-stocks-the-great-contrarian-trade-of-2014 In our neighbourhood, Newcrest Mining (OTCPK:NCMGY, ASX: NCM) in Australia, is worth looking at, perhaps at slighter lower levels. The company has two of the world's seven largest gold mines. The company's share price is down ~75% from the peak given years of mismanagement. Current prices factor in a gold price of around $950/ounce into perpetuity. Cheap, but not obscenely cheap. To get the more obscenely cheap, you need to look at companies with smaller market capitalisations. The so-called junior gold stocks. We like Medusa Mining (GM:MDSMF, ASX: MML), an Australian-based company with mostly Asian assets. It's the lowest cost Australian gold producer, with fantastic future production growth and minimal debt to boot. It also trades at valuations which discount a gold price of close to $700/ounce into perpetuity (this via conservative discounted cash flows, the maths of which I won't bore you with here).

Interesting what they say about MML