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Hmb is quite closely followed I think. I imagine there were a good few private investors looking to add to their holdings at 3.5p. I bought some more. The risk here is of extended delay, or problems with the underground start up. However following the article, things are looking good in terms of a quick return to production. Really looking forward to the coming weeks and months. We'll also get to see how effective hambledon's winterisation of the plant has been. Tempted to add more if I can sub 4p, but hmb is already a more than decent % of my folio.

Http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/35169/ Well worth a read

Mostly buys today, and paying full ask now. Q4 resource upgrade due on the Lontra nickel project. Will petty - I'm hoping the game plan is to sell out. Apparently HZM is significantly undervalued veruss its peers.

That's a great intercept .. .excellent news this morning: Ten holes drilled Significant intersections include: Hole D49 – 5.3m at 3.79 g/t Au, Hole D49 – 9.7m at 4.49g/t Au, Hole D50 – 3m at 5.5 g/t Au, Hole D53 – 2m at 16.61 g/t Au, Hole D54 – 41m at 7.14 g/t Au, Hole D55 – 3m at 7.76 g/t Au, .... The ore body to be mined in 2012 is ore body number 11 with a width of 10-30m, and an average grade of 5.5g/t Au. Recent drilling in Q3 has been centred around this mineralisation in preparation for mining in late Q4 2011.

DYOR ... of course. Will be cash burn, but the disparity between cash and the shareprice looks significant. Would be interested to hear of any views as to why.

Check out the results and see for yourself. Currently 3.5p per share to buy with cash at about 9p per share at last results. Undervalued? 3.5p to buy. Anyone else holding these? It's a very lonely looking messageboard at present.

Afferro have stated a 4 billion tonne target at nkout - although we'll be waiting till next year to (hopefully) see this achieved. Got to be worth more than the £92m current cap. Looking forward to more developments from sundance regarding the rail and port. News on a strategic partner due end of June.

In total, I'd be very surprised if there's not more than 2 billion tonnes at nkout centre, east and west. That's without the additional mineralization to the northwest and south. And without ngoa. With a resource upgrade due by September at nkout, and continual updates on drilling progress, I've taken the opportunity to double up. Also due a putu upgrade in h2.

according to the holdings rns's. Happy holding here, as drilling is underway and after cash, the company looks very cheap.

Drilling underway at Baomahun and Kalaska - happy to hold on for what will hopefully be transformative results.

AAAM still looks undervalued despite the current rise IMO. This is just a quiet board for some reason, despite the fact that AAAM have 4-bagged in a year. Much more to come, and holding tight.

It's not often I post on here, but worth pointing out that AAAM has just received a target price of £4, but is just over £2 to buy. They are targetting a massive 4 billion tonnes of iron ore at Nkout and surrounding hills. If we look at Sundance resources (SDL.ASX), they have a market cap of £880m. AAAM has a cap just over £170m. Their Mbalam iron ore project has (from memory) between 2 and 3 billion tonnes. AAAM have 38% or so of the Putu project, where we're expecting a significant resource upgrade over the coming days, plus the gold interests at NLGM that has been valued at 145p per share on its own. We can deduce that the undervaluation here is very significant and a rerating to a more appropriate market cap is definitely on the cards as soon as the market sits up and takes notice. Newsflow over the coming few days and weeks is likely to spark this. don't be surprised to see the value of AAAM well over £3 equivalent in fairly short order , but DYOR as ever.

7am results RNS, 2pm investor web conference presentation. Good close in Canada.

... for its current production, resource (c.2m ounces gold) and potential I can find, despite today's rise. £38m market cap.

Great to see confirming that Arenal deeps will be going ahead next year, leading to lower projected production costs than at present and funded with a modest amount of debt rather than any dilution.

so it does ... thanks. re the SP. The website and my sharedealing account have it at 76p. 100% definitely an LSE blip there.

Could be creeping onto a few more radars - looking for a break into the 120s tomorrow.

Hi Mike1966 Looking at the last 3 years of trading, we've seen a Q2 update about this time of year in December. Have I missed a mention of it somewhere else by OMI that it's due in January? I'm half expecting one tomorrow morning.

is just showing the wrong price - nothing to worry about

... do you really think TMC will be sold for 42p? That would be a market cap of just £17m or so!! I'd say it we'd be looking at 80p-£1/share before any offer could be regarded as half-way serious.