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Well done to everyone on this board whom have contributed to the childish, selfish, intolerant and insecure messages posted over the past few days/weeks.
You have all been part of a wonderful experiment in determining how quickly people revert to form when stressed or when smelling prey. Don’t worry, though, it’s in your nature. You can’t hide from it. Some of you even enjoy it. No doubt some of you are cruel to your family members too.
Bravo! You’ve shown what upstanding people you are. Greed/avarice or whatever, you should be proud at the speed at which you have chosen to become the people you are.

Fair words GB. I know from the hum board and I, like you, share a desire to see a sustainable div. strategy there, however meagre it might be. It would just show SH’s a commitment.
Your guidance to Jezz is exemplary and I imagine he COULD be well rewarded, over the long term (that differs for everyone, as we all have different time horizons) here at CORA. Bert is a fine ambassador, to date, for this business and I imagine he has a fair grasp (IMHO) on the challenges he will face to bring this to fruition.
GLA and I hope you Do your own research and make judgements on your time horizons as, whilst this is looking very positive, sentiment does not always (immediately) translate into +SP as we are seeing at HUM

Looks like the tie up with hum is still a possibility in the near term.

Free float - that's pretty much every share "AVAILABLE" on the market and not held by BOD or other insiders. The company had been notified of only those shareholdings above 3.5%. That doesn't mean these are not free-floating. E.G. They are held by Hargreaves, per se, but they are traded daily and are thus free-floating. HL only need to notify Cobra and the market via a TR1 if their % crosses a threshold. Whilst there aren't a great deal of shares in issue, I am aware that the vast quantity are free-floating.

https://www.lse.co.uk/media/west-african-miner-cora-gold-signs-21m-term-sheet-to-fund-sanankoro-gold-project-in-mali.html
Bert comes across so well and is a great ambassador for this company. Nice interview Bert.

Hi TG,
Good news for Hum shareholders too today. Couple of weeks time and we should be seeing a further re-rate.

I see some fairly nice buys coming through this morning; SC are still selling, bless them, but someone looks to be loading up.

Morning FSJC,
I'd agree; a rare sight over the past few weeks (for some of my shares). Just a positive direction of travel outlook for some time then. Shows the BOD have remained on track (despite lockdown) and the big investors here are keen to get this out of the ground.

Hi Phoenix,
It looks like significant progress has been made on the funding front and demonstrates that they are likely to push hard for production as a priority. Good RNS.

It’s a tough place to be right now for many investors here. But let’s face it, we have high expectations. On the face of it, we are undervalued, massively. There’s still a seller out there depressing the price, but he’s got headroom as he’s already had a profit and still is in profit even at the SP as it is now.
Nevertheless, a dividend strategy, if DB wants to join the grown-ups table is the way to go. There are, naturally, a number of conditions to meet, and whilst I am happy to see a buy-back, I’d prefer a more sustainable modest dividend strategy that demonstrates a commitment to continued and sustained returns to shareholders for their support. I could care about the SP as I’m here because I believed there was a sustainable business model which would endure. I believe, that the management have failed to communicate their intentions, consistently, but that said, they have kept their powder dry, and we have not been completely at the will of the day traders and have sustained a steady SP. BUT....with POG at $1700 + the level of cash in bank must be considerable and a period of rewarding shareholders should be on the agenda.
Not least to protect ourselves from speculation.

Hi EC,

Let’s hope so; I’ve been topping up every few days and whilst I have very little Geological knowledge, I am sat here in Dorset watching the BA 747’s take off daily, and emptying the Bournemouth air park, so there’s movement on the aviation front.

Whilst this is hardly a KPI for oil use, it’s an indicator nonetheless. Storage is reducing as the pick up in demand/latent demand comes back on stream. Also, I see all the DFL ( Down from London) nitwits plugging up the roads. Oil will be on the up and a little latency of patience is required, as always.

I have a target for this stock and we are currently a million miles from it, but that’s greed talking, so I’ll stop there. The fundamentals aren’t perfect within this company, given the exit of Trice, but, hopefully, an update will follow shortly and will calm the storm and allow this stock to catch up with the sector.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/HUM/director-dealing-exercise-of-options-and-tvr/14571571

Hi GB,

Totally agree. I think I mentioned this a few weeks ago. Growth companies attract only certain types of II, but the facts remain EVERYONE invests for an income as the ultimate result, and with yields looking so poor, II’s will pay a premium for a sustainable dividend strategy.
Let’s hope Dan knows this.

Coffee cups. I’ve been INVESTED for years. Just because I have never chosen to post or even join this site, does not make me a newbie investor.. LSE is not an exclusive INSP shareholders site.
My first purchase of INSP was 12th July 2016. Price was 0.36 paid. As I said in my earlier post, I have just managed to come out of this with my cash intact. This was only through my own faith that this tech would come good. That said, it’s taken years of averaging down. Nonetheless, I’ve got little faith in JG that he is capable or even motivated to bring this tech to fruition, hence my departure from the stock, albeit other than a few M.
Please consider reading and digesting my posts accurately before making assumptions and replies.

I agree With you Greenspan. I’ve had a lot of faith in this technology, and believe it should and will work. BUT.......I have grave concerns over the way this company has been managed over the past few years.
The tech is viable, but the total lack of progress is alarming now. Whilst I’ve been invested, and it’s been years, not weeks, days or hours, I’ve seen BS RNS after BS RNS. I remember the CIBSE certification that never got followed up, was never acknowledged by CIBSE and was never heard of again.
You can’t ask a chicken farmer to raise maize, and likewise a broker to run an engineering firm.
I’ve spent the last few days top slicing and getting out for the most part. I’ll keep a few million back for sh*ts and giggles, but I’ve decided to move on out of this share. I’ve had my cash back and I’m thankful for that. If there’s a buyer like Hemingway taking it forward, then, perhaps this will be what it needs. But the reality is that there are no II’s in this other than JG and his own business and that speaks volumes.
As said, I’ll stay in with a few M, but that’s now beer cash for a punt.
It’s sad really as the tech has huge merit

AW....I agree that there is a fiduciary responsibility here and whilst RPT is noted, it begs the question that is HUM being leveraged by DB to feather his personal non avian nest.
That said, the market may have reacted in terms of SP, but frankly the volumes are all low. I can see this as PI’s being disgruntled, but there re hardly any big sellers out there today.
This has created a buying opportunity.
DB really needs to announce a dividend strategy going forward. Forget buy backs, he’s got to show long term commitment to returning shareholder value IMO.

Agree with you pop. Depreciation is a balance sheet issue.
Also, who cares about a 400k package? It’s irrelevant.
The BOD needs to focus on LOM and further resources to punch above their weight

Whinging! It’s clear that sustainable capital are actively reducing their holding and profit taking, having taken a large position late last year.
The strategy seems to be protective of the share price and they are clearly sweeping up their profits nicely, whilst not impacting upon the majority of their holding. The sells are pretty much being picked up and we are holding well.
Great end of year results with above expected Ebitda

Children are taught to be kind; can we please keep personal insults from this board.
If any of you feel the need to express yourself, then take a run, cycle or jump off Durdle Door.
And on that note, we have enjoyed a low Covid infection rate here in The Purbecks, like the rest of Dorset. We don’t wish to be infected by Covid or any other maliciousness or vitriol. Happy thoughts only please.

Second that NG. Morning all. Raining today but that tends to wash the negative Ions out of the air, so here’s hoping for a happy day.
GLA