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Sure enough - my purchase shows as a sell - but thanks for the explanation Kalan - surely LSE could fix this?

Just topped-up a bit - it went through at .29 something

I know you guys & girls are mainly into mines - but you may want to put Metro Bank on you watch list just for a bit of fun??

I thought the final buy of the day may have tipped the scales??

I will kick-off with a nice round £2.50

A small wall of blue today https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/hornby-and-stanley-gibbons-old-school-investing-makes-comeback-ii509841

Only 6.5 trading days left! - OMG Xmas is coming & fast - time to start shopping for the outlaws - maybe some WRES shares? They may thank me in the long run??? My prediction 0.30144772871

Well I got my dates wrong & stupidly missed the dividend with my purchase - but I am circa 15% up in a week so happy bunny!

£2.00 on Friday

It is strange that my buy today appears as a sell on the share trades on this site - any ideas?? Yes I have checked my broker account & it went through as a purchase.

OK I am in first thing tomorrow - wish me luck!

I finally got the podcast to play - Skip to 25 mins for the WRES commentary - https://tinyurl.com/u24s2kw quite interesting for a potential investor

Well I agree the SP should be much higher - but what do I know?

Some fairly large sales after market closure - what does this imply?

Still looking at this stock as my first investment in a hole in the ground (ie a mine) as this looks to be near the end of the various mining cycles & from previous posts I quote "This is the first month of 24/7 production. Wres need 100t monthly, to be cash positive" So my question is when are the production figures available & surely the Company must know daily what their production levels are?

Is this stock really that boring meaning we have to discuss politics & cooking?

Thank you Kalan & Langtro good sound advice - I will be monitoring daily with my finger poised upon the buy button!

I will leave it on my Watchlist for the time being

A revolving credit facility should be used for daily working capital requirements - this seems to me like getting a new credit card & rushing to the nearest ATM to max it out on cash?

I am tempted by this stock as it appears to be just coming on stream with production - But in a few words why should I buy given the Caixa revolving credit facility (ie an overdraft) is now in place, and funds had been drawn (ie maxed out!)