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How can KEFI be " a disgrace of a company" if its actually delivered shareholder value? Admittedly, timing is everything. I'd be delighted to pay our BOD £1m a year each if ORR was valued @ £160m!

@PercyPigSnake: Is it time for the nuclear option? I urge you to think very carefully before mentioning Irish milk bottles!

It might not be so bad if the shares were easier to trade. I attempted a buy last week but couldn't get a fixed price through ii. I thought "if it's this hard to buy, how hard is it to sell?"

I note KEFI is up 216% over the past 3 months compared to ORR's 13%. "KEFI Gold and Copper is focused primarily on developing the advanced Tulu Kapi Gold Project in Ethiopia. Tulu Kapi has a Probable Ore Reserve of 1.05 million ounces and Mineral Resources totalling 1.7 million ounces. Planned gold production at Tulu Kapi is forecast to be 140,000 ounces per annum at an All-in Sustaining Cost of circa US$800-900/ounce over the initial seven years of mining the open pit. " Surely our goldmine is bigger than theirs? Or do they have a better liar standing beside a hole in the ground? How long before ORR hits KEFI's £160m Mkt. Cap.? When can I order the Bentley? Where is the queue of predators waiting to pounce on ORR?

Assuming they get the business back on track and profitable. Surely it's not in Indonesia's interest to kill the golden goose?

You're the dick, you dick! Buythose is making far more sense than your mindless pumping. "He spent an entire day in London speaking to 50 people who are already invested. What's 20 mins here and there." A lot more productive don't you think? I think we're doomed until a bigger miner pays a lot more than anyone's expecting to take control of ORR. It's obvious that punters have no idea what ORR is worth.

Thank you for your support glenmorangie! Soon buried under the usual waffle by the yard. In this case by caml who beat extrader who will never forgive him! Good luck to them and all of us! LTHs must be grateful for whatever crumbs are sent their way! Whatever the outcome, it will only take one complaint to launch some kind of inquiry which the overlords would prefer to avoid so please treat all shareholders equally! It's peanuts to you but life-changing for us!

Who are all these analysts? And what do they know that the average ORR investor doesn't? ORR is so overdue a re-rate yet that is no reason to buy on the grounds of not wanting to deliver a self-fulfilling prophecy. Wait a minute - that's how the Stock Market works! Until ORR's eternal sellers are suddenly engulfed by sufficient buyers who know what they're doing of we are doomed to tread water. I'm fed up with this rut - I want to be in a higher one, preferably over 1p!

I think we're all fully aware of geographical risk! So what is your point? Ignore Africa? Stick to Australia etc.? Yet another reason to re-rate ORR should Cameroon suddenly be deemed a "safe" investment.

It almost sounds too good to be true! We're badly in need of an RNS from TOM which will light the blue touch paper. We need to know how many barrels can be expected per day from how many wells at what profit per barrel and how many years we can expect it to last.

With the POG over $4k the Market hasn't caught up - every gold explorer is worth more and if they're close to production they're worth a lot more! Those companies already in production just sit back and watch the profits rocket depending on AISC. What is ORR's expected AISC? I suspect fairly low which is the icing on the cake. I'd expect a sudden sharp re-rate but this is ORR! Predators will take advantage and good luck to them as ORR's management seem incapable of maximising shareholder value.

Really? Millions of shares have changed hands with zero impact on the SP. How we are not above 50p yet is beyond me. Keeping the SP low favours taking ZIOC private but we've been assured that isn't the plan. Whatever the wonderful plan is, punters are certainly not piling in! How can ZIOC turn such a world-class opportunity into such a dog's breakfast? "Keep expectations low - we'll be OK!" Last night I watched the most boring Grand Designs ever - they must be desperate! Apparently they are - people aren't putting their projects forward like they used to. Afterwards I watched Britain's Most Expensive Houses which was far more entertaining! I suggest it's re-named Ghastly Homes For Ghastly People. If in doubt, add a chandelier! "It cost a lot!" Obviously, that's all that matters! That bloke made me laugh because the property he was selling @ £7m was far inferior to the one he viewed @ £4m.

Definitely looking forward to 6.6p! Do we know which analyst predicted such a low price?

Just had to be sold into - for a LTH it's all very depressing! Pesky profit-takers ruin it for everyone? Well, they do, don't they? Yes, I know it makes a market but more buying and far less selling raises the SP a lot higher! Stating the bleeding obvious and there's no easy answer. When I've banked enough jackpots I'm outta here! You'd think one would be enough but sadly not.

Things must be worse than I thought! If only all companies operated on a 50% profit margin. Take note AML!

Staggering figures, indeed! The sooner we get some official confirmation of what's been going on the better! And then what? A 100-bagger? That would make me a millionaire - GLA!

OK, not quite, but the SP did rise 55% this week so I am finally in profit! Which is obviously all that matters except it has a lot further to rise if new technology has transformed the outcome. A catalyst is always required before a re-rate and TOM was in desperate need of a catalyst. As for "WHY is no one buying if the price is so good ?" you could ask that about any investment! And obviously, in TOM's case, punters were buying. I don't have much advice to offer WaitAMinute who may well be an agent provocateur. If they're genuine they won't last long.

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"You've got to know what you're doing" was all I ever heard from my neighbour and I ended up investing in the company he worked for. Invested @ 23p and it sunk to 19p before recovering so I lost patience and sold @ 23p. Worst decision ever as the SP subsequently hit 600p +

Buy while stocks last! What a turnip if future shareholders encounter a shortage of shares!