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I am going so will try to post what happens here as usual.

Shares in CORO rose by over 6% today and nobody seems to notice... except me of course.

Thank you for your comments and good information about PSN. From my perspective Rightr to Buy is an important Government Initiative. I have not been here long enough to have any grip on the leasehold problems you mention, but I did read about it in the press and that led to my interest in buying my shares, I always look out for companies with temporary dips.. I too concluded that PSN were really trying to correct their problems. I look forward to meeting some of you at shareholder events, especially if held in London.

I am a new holder of Persinon, never having bought a builder before. Is it because I am new here that I find so many of the posts so depressing? I always where possible attend share holder meetings when I can talk to the people running the company. I have not managed to do that with PSN yet, but will as soon as possible. Then I will make a judgement about our bosses. But I must say that I have yet to be disappointed in the character or ethics of the leaders of companies I invest in. I don't need to add that I agree with Richyf3 and others that this is as good a company as most to own as most, with an excellent dividend and a very proven record.

Thanks for the videos. They are brilliant but are they, real or some computer generated ideas. Real is progress, ideas we have had for years... Please tell me they exist in all their steel and concrete beauty, rising majestically to the heavens.

I have shares in CORO and like many others have watched them flounder. However I have regularly attended shareholder meetings when they have been held in London, and have found all the company leaders I met there to be straight forward and open, always trying to answer my concerns. I really believe CORO will come good in this financial year. I notice that James Menzies has invested twice my holding since May which must mean something, even though his pockets are much deeper than mine. I think the change in focus from Italy to Indonesia is as important as the board says it is. The difference in the size of the finds is huge. Do factor in political difficulties though, it cannot be easy managing the company there. Have I detected some small developments in the share price lately, or is it my wishful thinking...

Draft. For several years I have attended London Shareholders meetings held by CORO and for more than a year now our leaders have made it clear that the company focus has totally switched from Italy to Asia. If what they hope proves true then our company will grow considerably because of this. The finds are so much bigger. Slides of the findings clearly show they are large and possibly company changing. They actually said in answer to a question that the main point of the Italian mine could likely be the funding of the Asian adventure.

I am hoping that the current lows on the exchanges will last until the money is in my account to invest. I always reinvest dividends but in my chancier AIM shares. Tomorrow it will be in my current favourite, WRES.
On a different tack why do people so seldom post a strong buy message on shares they so obviously have bought and held? Is it self doubt or because the market has left them behind again? That is the trouble with markets...

Costs of trading for me are £11-£12 per trade.Sometimes less...

I have only just decided to invest here. I am drawn in by the current price and of course the excellent dividend. I feel I am buying a reliable builder for a very low price. I feel for longer term holders who bought at higher prices mid 2018, but my research shows considerable value and prospects here. I think this share is going up for the rest of the year. Morning Star think £2.278 is a fair value, but Nige..W below could be right over the next year I hope.

I invested £20,000 in WRES a good few years ago. Having just taken some profits I now hold 4,000,000. It always makes you feel rich.... I have every expectation of taking more profit when I reach £20,000 again.

Could be our good WRESday. Given our lovely long weekend...

A full 13% increase today. I do hope 13 is not unlucky in this happy atmosphere. I still need 5p to break even but at least I can hope now that we are now worth over half of my investment. I remain obstinately invested here since SRON days but hope is a wonderful gift.

Thank you Wiseoil for the Reuters article. I did not know the UK commitment to Wind Energy is so clear.

I really can identify with those shareholders who wait frustrated on the sidelines. But while we may have been persuaded to purchase CORO, previously SRON, we were never forced to do so. I always attend investor evenings when they are in London and easily reached from my home. And yes I do enjoy the glass of wine and sausage rolls on offer.
However to suggest that such meetings are a waste of money is just not fair. I really enjoy meeting our directors face to face. Listening to the manner in which their presentation is done tells much about their abilities and social skills. The information about the company is at least as interesting as other sources and feels more genuine and personal. Finally there is always time to ask a well-prepared question publicly, and privately after the meeting closes.
These meetings are neither a waste of money or time.

I'm afraid I am not as competent as James Menzes who was his usual very professional self. He talked mainly about the latest acquisitions and not much about Italy at all, demonstrating how the company's interests have shifted recently towards Indonesia. He did mention that income from Italy would be important. He showed slides of the latest plans and commented that the prospected area of the latest acquisition is about that of London inside the North and South circular roads, much bigger than I realized. Stress was laid on easy access to the huge Indonesian market for gas. Although I was unable to talk to him afterwards I left even more confident than before. I really believe that all we need is patience.

Like Joe Creed I am I have invested heavily here. About twice my normal amount in fact. Worse I am averaging about 5p having bought too optimistically earlier than I should. I remain optimistic that CORO will come good. I like the management and think they are genuinely enthusiastic about the future success of their company. I am sure that there are real hopes of medium term gains and think that a triple gain over a few years is possible. I look forward to being proved right...

I hope the uncertain rise on the latest graphs are a reflection of our first deliveries of actual tungsten. Hopefully some actual sales will at last make a difference to the value of my favourite, most frustrating AIM share. I am hoping this means a steady increase as production improves through January and February. Dare to hope folks...
I cannot make the next shareholder meeting so would be very grateful for any feedback here.

Just email the company website. They are efficient enough to tell you by return. Just say you are a shareholder and that you would like to be on their list for further events.

The price has just jumped almost 10%.