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Agree Libero. Its just far too risky. A big Eskom contract would blow it all out of the water

You're entirely forgiven! ;-)

"The iron ore market is looking increasingly bifurcated between a robust China and a lacklustre rest of the world, and the challenge is working out whether the boost from the one is enough to outweigh the drag from the other.
Certainly the market pricing indicates that the China story is the more compelling, with spot prices for 62% iron ore for delivery to north China, as assessed by commodity price reporting agency Argus, trading near the highest in a year.The price ended at $110.50 a tonne on Tuesday, up from $108.95 the previous day and close to the 11-month high of $112.40 reached on July 14.Iron ore is up 39% since the low so far this year of $79.60 a tonne, hit on March 23

ANYONE REMIND ME THE PRICE THAT FM SAYS OUR ORE BECOMES VIABLE AT?

Bit of a SOH failure there Olly.........!! I'll put emojis or a wink on next time.

We have been saying this for 18 months now.

But Sanchez, Largo is in Brazil where they have strong political leadership and Coronavirus isn't a problem.....

I can very definitely tell you why; for the first time since October 2013 I sold shares yesterday. 50k at around 08.30. It's only a small portion of my shareholding here and , having convinced myself this would now track sub10p, I decided to trade this slice to see if I could buy back more cheaply.....!!!!! FFS. I'm thinking of putting a book together on how not to invest. I looked at SYN on the morning of their recent RNS and noted they were up 100% pre-open. Spiked, I thought. So held off. Closed up 500%. I'm a walking disaster area when it comes to shares.

Got a say Kevkan that following your post I looked through EPs post history. I couldn't find evidence of him saying that he was buying on 3 boards either.

This is going to drift sub10p again without news I fear.

MORE little green coffins. It's like having them locked away in a soundproof chamber. You can see that they are still shouting and screaming but you cant hear a word. They obviously all had very high TSHs at birth.

Very tranquil board with much positivity actually and feeling much better after removal of dickless brainless morons .

You know what Alpha. I really dont think they are trying to drive it down to buy in. They dont have any cash. It's like trolling on all social media. Just pure bible. They actually just like winding up people . It's a bit like when I was a kid we'd poke sticks into wasps nests and then run away. Ignore.

Seems very positive FaraMog......are you selling down too then???? ;-)

Rich, perhaps you havent noticed that selling into a rise has been consistently stalling the SP over the last year? What you do is your business, but thinking it doesn't affect the SP is illogical.

Frankly, I think we have been there for some time. It's not the NAV that is attractive to any buyer. It's the billions of £ V in the ground. I'm stunned we havent seen a big player building a position to BO.

Agreed RK has for me been rather duplicitous and his over exuberant ramping has, I feel, been entirely self serving.

It would be a concern to FM I'm sure as his experience with " investors" selling shares after the placement hasn't been a positive one. Duferco having a big tranche of the company to potentially offload whenever their shares were in profit would be another drag on the SP. Anyone recall whether there were conditions placed on sale after conversion - I cant see anything in the RNS of 7.11.19 confirming completion of the Vanchem deal.

If the SP stays down here, they'd be mad not to take shares if they could. Another reason why the short term SP matters.

Respect. Cojones of steel.

Just looked at BOO.

MCAP 2697million
Profit 90million
PE 48.7

You couldn't make it up.

Oh , and are we alleged to be ruthlessly exploiting our workers / suppliers?