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Yet another Director purchase today (19th), this time £50K worth at 309p. Clearly with so many directors buying, this will soon recover from its recent lows.

Despite the insane pumping, the SP currently appears to have peaked around 2.25p. Hope it goes higher but not counting my chickens.

PJ kindly give the Pumping a rest. It's rather embarrassing for solid investors.

Four months ago it had just dipped below 100p.

Get your facts right before posting, Johnny. The lowest the SP has been was 33p and that was 12 months ago.

A hugely discounted placing to fund infrastructure work is what is brewing.

And the award for the most boring and monotonous poster goes to.......dvharrison with his zero SP prediction. Stick to Kefi Gold mate.

I was also invested in GGP but sold recently. Glad to have done so given the odd resignation of their main man today. PAF now starting to take off.

this merely shows how useless so-called financial analysts are. if there was any hope of a rebound from the current mid-40's then surely that crooked director who sold for 182p only a month ago would be buying on the dip. this **** show really stinks.

I have been waiting for these results before dipping my toes in. They have exceeded my modest expectations and so I have sold some slow moving stock to finance my first purchase around 146p this morning. Looking at 250p by the end of the year, if not sooner.

Are you serious, Walter? The reason for the share collapse is pretty obvious.

PubCrawl. please stop the silly Pumping & Ramping. Very puerile.

Having read today's so-called STJ Share News, all I can see are Nat West results. Relevence please.

If another week goes by without assay results then I will be selling my holding and buying shares in a mining company with more transparency.

But there is only a 10% upside now rather than over 15% as some muppets suggest.

he says that if alien traded purely at the value implied by its equity holdings and jv interests (excluding han****), a £30–35m market cap would be reasonable, implying a share price of roughly 0.29–0.33p. including han****’s intrinsic value lifts nav to ~£38–45m, implying 0.36–0.43p per share. the alternative 1p scenario mentioned elsewhere on here is based on the best possible outcome, which seems unlikely. still i would be happy around 0.4p

May now be worth selling and invest in a company offering better rates of return.

I have written this off as a bad investment.

Healthy purchase of 33,000 shares at 301p reported yesterday. Sign of confidence for sure.

Are you blind, Wentsland? Drb83 posted several times last night.