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As Simon Fox states let us wait to see if there are declarations of interest.

Existing Tier 1 investors as far as I understand.

investz - I would not be so sure as you that the 835k was a sell.

Since I last posted, the share price has broken through the 5 pence resistance. As volmer summarised on 28th December the Empire mine project is good. Obviously, there is a lot for management to do but it is a sound management and Idaho USA is a good jurisdiction.

I am relaxed about holding a quite reasonable stake. I like the management,the assets and jurisdiction in which the assets are situated and metals are riding a wave.

and it is worth bearing in mind the success that Roger Turner and Richard Wilkins had at Oxus Gold until problems with the Uzbekistan government arose. Idaho is a good jurisdiction in which to explore and then exploit.

I forgot to mention that the real closing price was 22.50 pence (not as shown by LSE. We seem to have good support at 22.00.

Milender - your comments are much appreciated. If I have not said it before I am not a seller of Bluejay. We have a very talented board of directors and some excellent assets. I am very relaxed as we approach 2018. Mirabeau - I endorse Milender's comments - thank you for the research which you post. It is very helpful.

Excellent - a worthy read for all investors and potential investors.

has tired to over control the company. IM is now exerting his influence as CEO. If he allows SS to exert his influence in my opinion this company will die. I am pleased that I sold some time ago. Are Miton still interested or have they had enough and not interested in spending more?

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I will try and help:- a) my answer is oblique but the Bluejay CEO has made it clear that he intends to hive off Disko into another company; the reason is that he fears that Bluejay may become the target of a bid. Make of that what you will as to how much Disko or other assets owned by Bluejay are encompassed in the share price of Bluejay. b) It is unlikely that Bluejay will seek to acquire the sands licence(s) of Alba because those very licences were previously owned by Bluejay who discarded them. Incidentally Alba imo has a motley lot of investments, with a large number of issued shares and as far as I can tell limited funds to take any of its investments much further unless Alba raises a great deal of money - therefore not for me. Tom Winnifrith of Share Prophets has today posted negative comments about Alba's investment announced today. My comments are my opinion. As mirabeau has stated there is a wealth of information concerning Bluejay which is in the public domain; like mirabeau I suggest that you master that information.

It is not for me say whether holders should buy or sell but I ask which Christmas is the early Christmas? Sierra Rutile ( different jurisdiction/ different minerals - rutile and not ilmenite - different consistency of minerals running through the sands - building of mines and processing and the cost thereof - all available on the SRX website) was sold to Iluka Resources last December for �250 million including debt. JAY has no debt. Iluka Resources which bought SRX which admittedly has other assets is valued at just short of OZ$4 billion or �2.424 billion (see the Hotcopper site) JAY has 770 million shares issued which should outstanding options be exercised would mean 785 million shares. What is JAY worth with a mining licence and off take agreements in place? Then make a decision.

Bluejay today entered the World MicroCap Index and was successful at the TZMI Conference in Hong Kong earlier this month where the company impressed. Further the company is engaged in discussions with third parties regarding off-take agreements; given the resource, its purity, consistency and relative simplicity of mining, success should beckon.

We should have results from drilling of the lower sulphides in December. Evil is no fool. I added again today.

See advfn. A large shareholder volunteered that he had moved shares around between accounts. However the company is very sound.

Meant to state VAST has 4.68 billion shares issued and not 4.68 million. Also I rate this as a strong buy.

Absolutely correct; in fact VAST has 4,68 million shares issued against PGM's 229 million. Early days for PGM's management but they are all very experienced and this does not look like a lifestyle company. However with that experience comes age and my feeling is that this is their chance to achieve success for their pensions!! Thus success is a must. I also agree that, whilst the oxides would be sufficient, successful exploration with the lower sulphides would be tremendous.

yes - Phoenix Global will make me money and is doing so already; early days but best in at a lower level. What is the name and epic of the company to which you refer?

Great statement