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Noggers, nope, I am central-western European. But I like alot the places in south Switzerland, Tecino (close to italian border) as well as south Tyrol in Austria, and southern France and of course the hospitality in Croatia. (Haha, had a girlfriend there once:))

(Everyone please allow me this little amusement today :))

Well then Schafflitsky, how's the russian winter going? Are we 0.50ish or 0.40ish now? Hmmm, 0.48p last time I checked

Bluepanther, the last candle on Friday was slightly bullish. ITX is still just balancing out now, after those too wide swings... Today we would have been static around 4.40-4.60p, if it werent for the negative day on Wallstreet. So why the instant retrace after the spike? IMO some of the large holders had negative experience from summer 2018. Also some didnt like that monthlong radio silence from the company, and simply preferred to jump on that huge profit. These people will be instantly back in on the next positive comment from directors... Would be nice if soon we get a statement about the five months working capital, and the monetary benefit from the new coop. Technically we've seen price maintenance on Friday &Monday, with Sp holding firmly 4-ish. - For me its safe to hold as long as 4.10 maintained - its important to quickly regain our 20day trendline 4.40p - first bullish signal if 4.65 is climbed - large buying likely triggered as soon as 5.25 climbed No advice meant. DYOR.

Thanks, Jonah !
Will keep an open eye now. Cant imagine a reason for a sudden large seller 'over there'.

Sorry bluepanther! Today I've been totally distracted with another share... if you look at todays winner and loser list :))

Seer, you're a decent chap !

Hmmm, is it true that Polo was already seeking to sell their GCM stake back in 2013?
(Today someone mentioned over there that the 29% stake could be looking for a seller. But why would POL give their share away?)

Not yet. Global market, as discussed today on Davos world forum, still seen as negative. Last night saw a special report about large Shanghai factories laying off thousands of seasonal contract workers, many of which are not believed to return.

Hello Mr Noggers, my English friend!
How do you do? :))

Quite nice to see our good old supporting trendline at 39.75 nicely maintained thoughout this day. Seems like always decent buying when we got near. DYOR of course.

Have a good night everyone!

Lets see what the company will say to AIM regulatory news...

I think the company is obliged to a statement. Anyway: Very happy for all who sliced a substantial chunk as from 50ish and 60ish! Its never a sin to lock a profit.
Also I am happy for those who are not overexposed and only work with the amount they can handle and/or sit out.

Good to see it quickly stabliized back to the mid term support line at 29.50p.

Yes, the Chinese must surely like ducks lined up. So much to the famous new silk road:

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"Port operating giant DP World slams Chinese companies’ ‘predatory practices: China’s rapidly expanding footprint in developing countries around the world is facing mounting scrutiny, even as states across Asia and Africa compete for Chinese investment dollars.
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the chairman of DP World, the UAE’s state-owned port operator and among the top four largest port operators on the planet by cargo tonnage, is among those critics.
Chinese companies “have taken predatory practices in something that (is termed) today to be a debt trap, whereby they overextend their debts to countries and eventually take their assets,” bin Sulayem said."
cnbc.com/2019/01/22/port-operating-giant-dp-world-slams-chinese-companies-practices.html

Just a ridiculous price action now. I can only imagine former holders from the 10's and the 20's days securing the last profit.

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'Pocket thousands, put deposit on new Aston Martin. Meet up with mates to have a good laugh at how easily hard working people can be parted from their money.'

Despite the dip, the share price still nicely above our mid term trendline around 29.50p.

And finally the Sp touched nicely the mid term support line around 29.50p. Hoping for fresh support now!

Wonderful laughter for today, faramog. Thanks!

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"Africa is a tribal society with a chief (now called president) ... everything else is just flavours and illusion for the masses."

"For me the answer is clear - they do not want to crash the share price which does no good for anyone including them." Daisan

Yup! Someone remains be eager to hold the price stable and avoid too much volatility. Weren't some on here discussing the possibility of a large holder decreasing his stakeholding? Any news on this?

Personally I've seen forward selling only with very smaller miners, which edged down slowly, while BMN holds very stable, and well above the mid term average.
Enjoy your day everyone!
I'm tuning back into Davos world forum. Many interesting headlines today...

"A slew of geopolitical events over the last 12 months has meant the environment for investing has deteriorated notably since last year, a prominent name in U.K. finance told CNBC Monday. Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Martin Gilbert, the co-CEO of British investment company Standard Life Aberdeen, gave the U.S.-China trade conflict and the Brexit impasse as two examples of how market sentiment has been impacted."

cnbc.com/2019/01/22/standard-life-aberdeen-ceo-we-are-in-a-worst-place-today-than-last-year.html

IMO today its very important to hold above the 30.50p line.
GCM seems to be doing allright.
Mid term its important to hold at least above the latest highs around 32.50 or the mid term trendline 29.50 - 29.00p

Buddy, this is merely the same old rise & rinse tactic. And actually it looks like GCM is now 'mining for shares'. Very successfully as we can see :))

Allow me one last word: Whoever had sweaty sleeples nights recently, has invested way TOO MUCH than they can actually afford. Modesty! One key factor to success.