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The last hurrah for the free jollies. Lend us a fiver mate.

That is probably the best rational explanation. I was concerned that every rise had strong selling into it which, for dimwits like me, suggested the adage of "follow the money" had meaning. I chose to follow another facile saying, "sell in May, and go away". I got in early and also took extra on the offer at 15. The stalled progress, notwithstanding regular and reasonable news from Craig, tipped me towards selling. I will buy back in for sure as the co is well run and the product real.

Hmm. The RNS would indicate that the large deal was likely a sell, not a buy. That isn't great news.

One day there will be a break out of substance.

And he's racked up enough miles and hotel points to continue enjoying the lifestyle for a fair bit. The fools that continued funding the "imminent" returns only have themselves to blame for their gullible blind trust in slick promises and overconfident ambition.

The gravy train reaches its natural end at retirement time. The fat controller needs to head off into the sunset with his pots of money. The business class, top hotel, frequent jollies are just about over. It's not costing him a penny. Wake up!

31.411, which LSE has as a sell. It was my buy. I suspect the other trades were buys too.

Just bought a few more at 31.141. Another decent RNS and we should be in clover.

Shares issued to get money in = equity raise. What the money is used for doesn't change it being an equity raise FFS.

Yes, that is Brussels airport. We would definitely know if he was coming back with money. We would definitely have been regaled with pictures of him meeting a real life President. I am of the opinion that he hasn't been successful in either endeavour. One less likely than the other. Rinse and repeat. More riddles to play with.

Gold is near an all time high. There is gold in the ground, we have the equipment, yet it isn't being mined.

Can you imagine Bell pitching this to Dragon's Den? The questions he'd have to answer?

"Professional". I love British humour.

Anybody genuinely surprised? No, didn't think so. The note holders must be starting to question how many dogs really have a penchant for devouring homework.

The spread, as mentioned earlier, means there are no significant "profits" for traders. Some will have got out evens with incredibly fortuitous timing. You would have had to have bought on 13th Jan to wipe your face. All the newbie fanboys didn't turn up 'til long after then.

Truth is there was NO NEWS. The Wordsmith d'Etat will be spending a lot of time preparing a scenario, worthy of an act in Shakespeare's Henry V, in between retweeting stuff. Suddenly the the WiFi is OK! Some of the sycophants still genuinely believe the President of a country is going to parlez with the boss of a teeny company that is trying to get money out of one his countries state owned companies that is already struggling. Imagine Felix being the equivalent of Trump to get a more realistic picture. Total delusion all round IMHO.

OK, I'm off. Caveat Emptor and all that. My trousers and pants are staying up today. Good luck with yours.

It is my opinion that this whole narcissistic froth about being in the inner circle of the DRC government is unravelling, along with the notion that somebody will be transferring money from Gecamines to RRR today.

So he's not meeting the Chef du Cabinet d'Etat, Anthony Nkinzo?

So he's meeting Anthony Nkinzo is he? Yes or no?