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He sold Kiwara for $260 million. The share price had tripled in the year up to the sale then added another 30% once the sale was announced

Pretty much all junior miners are at or near all time lows, not just CBs companies, since 2013. Things will only pick up once majors start buying up the small fry that have proved up resources. The time is right now imo. Be contrarian

Thomas. I never understand what you are saying as there's no punctuation and spelling seems to be an option

Don't forget, Pacman raised his stake from 5.1% to 7.07% over the space of 7 days back in January. That's why the price rose

I agree. The additional shares get dumped today

The only certainty is that CB never meets a deadline so I'm a little concerned that 30th April will come and go without any news. As for the sp, on average I'll break even at 2p. I now have positions whereby I'll take some profits and a point at which I'll sell completely. There's more liquidity now which helps

I'm fairly new to this share. Why the big fall from nearly 80p back in 2013?

Looking at Glenovers own estimates of the resource value minus capex, glr's share is worth some 78 million gbp over the lifetime of the mine which works out at just over 3 million a year net

Yeah I've always said. That's why he's rushing it thru

God I hope so. I wanna retire this year!

Me too!

I think if the big fund managers can raise this sort of capital to invest in small miners, gives me a lot of confidence for the future here and in other small companies I'm targeting. They are no fools. We are at the bottom of the cycle. Be patient and hang on

Encouraging http://www.mining.com/private-capital-flowing-mining-track-record-year

Who on earth has bought 100 shares!!!

And the stockpile of phosphates is worth some £55 million

In a vox market or proactive investors podcast from Monday CB says they are waiting on a licence to process the phosphates. Sounds like a done deal

I was expecting Glenover news b4 anything else, but the fact that they increased the stake in SZ to 85% prior to news on drilling samples, speaks volumes to me.

You can buy me 9ne too ;-)

I don't care anymore. I'm in the Amazon jungle at the moment and learning that there's more to life than money

I meant the acreage or length and width of the site. How far down do they normally drill?