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All looks very positive to me.

I have it on good authority that the reason for the absence of a CEO is that they had appointed Lord Lucan but when he turned up for work he was rather older than his CV claimed.

The biggest factor that people avoid talking about, is population growth. If the world had the same population as two hundred years ago, you could have all the coal-fired power stations you wanted.

Zoros, I am ninety and look at the world from the wrong end of a telescope. I understand your views on the frivolities of society, media, gender, hypocrisy and so on, but one must ignore such froth. The test for homo sapiens is global warming. I live in France and watch the current increase in road traffic here, read of air travel picking up, and gawp at floating hotels and know that things are getting worse, not better. Sorry to be a profit of doom but the facts are there. The rest of man's follies do not matter.

China having fallen out of love with Australia in a big way, I see them looking for raw material resources elsewhere - Africa and S. America. That cannot be bad for us.

I sense that there is general agreement that the present SP represents good value risk/reward but does not take into account
(a) any new drill successes, ie Scallywag, etc
(b) any increase in the gold price.
(c) the 5% cash injection likely to come from Newcrest
We live in interesting times.

Agree with Woody B in that we know that there are multiple discussions going on over JV's. Trying to shoe horn ina new CEO while so much is going on behind the scenes would be difficult for all parties.

I cannot say that I understand everything we are doing but my gut instinct tells me that in six months, this share price will be a lot higher.

We must be getting very close to a RNS. Perhaps we have to expect some wild fluctuations in the SP as rumours fly around.

Quady, If BHP buy-out Newcrest's interest, a takeover is a certainty.

Sell in May and don't come back 'till Ledger day. This year I should have listened to the old saw.

Curious they tell us that they have started drilling at Sharug and nowhere else, yet we know the drills have been turning on other sites. And the silence over the CEO is becoming embarrassing. If you want a job that pays for doing nothing, apply for P.R. at Solgold.

Give a dog a bad name and it becomes a bigger dog - eventually.

Solgold have fifty geologists at work. Time we heard what all of this adds up to.

No point in having a news briefing unless they have something to say.

Own up, Lunchmoney, you've been smoking something special again.

As, after (8?) months of searching, we seem unable to find a CEO, why not go on building fishponds, we seem good at that.

Lots of peanut trades of little significance today.

Why not a J/V between BHP and Newcrest and avoid a bidding war?

Despite all the huff and puff and daily disappointments, I take comfort from the fact that drilling continues and the value, though hidden, is steadily increasing.