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Don't mind being up 30% either!

I don't mind being up 27%.
Don't mind at all.

Trading again, nice one. Onwards and upwards. Good luck all.

It would be wonderful if this company could develop a quicker, cheaper way of mining bitcoin: you're right, it wouldn't matter then whether bitcoin was up or down.

Good to see Bitcoin striding upwards today.
So many share prices are sinking these past few months, particularly crypto companies . . . I' m guessing the QBT management is happy to keep this share suspended for now, and will time re-entry to co-incide with a crypto recovery.

I don't know where the $44,000 came from, I didn't type it. Computers have minds of their own.

Glad to see Bitcoin striding upwards today instead of limping downwards.

Bill's Mrs can have platinum taps in her kitchen one day.
It's good to hear that the bosses are investing, gives a feeling that we're all in it together.

I think the new chairman wants his hands on what's underground at Munni Munni. Four of the six reasons given for collecting this wedge from the shareholders is "Munni Munni".

Smiller hit it on the head at 1 o'clock: "real progress with a serious partner". The number of post on here in the last few hours shows the level of interest in this share.
I'm off to listen to Big Bill.

ho ho ho

Thanks Addisonshare and Eddie563

Is there a time limit to how long a share can be suspended? Does anyone know?

Any thoughts on this morning's 10% rise? Bitcoin is up a little, but only a little, could that have lifted this share?

The share price movement upwards the past half hour doesn't look like the usual raising in large chunks done by MMs. Any ideas what's happening?

(The growth of the Indian iron ore market in coming years is not in yesterday's Mining Weekly article, it's in a post yesterday by Max at 20.57. Apologies.)
GLA

This year has seen massive selling in all investment areas (only the US dollar has thrived). But palladium is holding up OK (thinking of Elizabeth Hills) and the Mining Weekly article points to massive iron ore market growth in India in the coming years.

The last para of the Mining Weekly article is good to read: "Initial life-of-mine studies show the resource at Han**** will sustain an eight-year life, based on a mining rate of 1.25-million tonnes a year." That will nearly get me to retirement.
(I'm back onboard with a tiny sum.)

Cheers FG!

Cheers FG. (It's woman of honour.)
GLA. Go UFO.