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This talk about 0.2p reminds me how long I have been here as well! I first bought into ACP pre-consolidation before the Gold mine was given away for 1.5% royalty!
I also believe that they stumbled onto the graphite mine, but they are also holding a Canadian investment that has grown considerably. Has there been any further report about that investment?

Thanks for the clarity, however, always suspicious when the wrong impression is passed to punters.

Cneighbour,
I agree, yesterday all 3 of my MSLH sells were showing as buys, never trust the string of MM sales , they are trying to rob you of what you have been waiting for.

That confuses me even more.
Would that be an apple turnover?
Still,
that is always an opportunity to pick up more....................

That confuses me even more.
Would that be an apple turnover?
Still,
that is always an opportunity to pick up more....................

Rollover?
Is that something you can get from Greggs?

But not an ISA bed and breakfast, more like a fast food takeaway.
Both transactions are shown as sales!!
822,222 twice!!

Looks like he is back this morning, 1.8m sold!

I believe that price is in pence, so £17.63.
Still, I would be happy with a mere 100th of that!
(that would be 17.6 pence, a real deal!!)

Naughty MM's : 721000 purchases, no sales, but price down to 4.7p
Hold on and the pressure will force the price up!

Yes, Tones 77777 may be fickle, but now at least we know who the persistent seller was....................

Looks like only buyers today, lets hope it stays that way!!

Voightlander's post has finally tempted me to respond.
As a ACP shareholder of many years I must remind fellow readers that ACP is an investment company, not a mining company.
I read on their own site news from 2007 and 2008, and it all seems to be the same story of extended planning, but at least I now know why they are listed as a water business!
My take is back of a fag packet: They will sell the project once they have some certainty on deliverability, that means once they have obtained mining rights. All we have to do is to evaluate what % of the NPV they can command, and their track record on their gold project does not bode well.
However, my fag packet says that if the get a valuation of £1.00 per share, and sell it for say 35%, then the maximum value we could see is 35p per share. Discount that by 25% for good luck, and we see about 27p.
I look forward to seeing that sort of price, and then I will say goodbye...................