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timbo - correct - some large trades which appear to have been off market some at .21 some at .21.9 but there is always a seller where there is a buyer and vice versa. Indaba presentation notable for lack of reference to agri. The question of rare earths oone for the agm? Can you please remind me when rare earths were last mentioned by the company. Last line of the presentation paper refers to sustainable dividends. Maybe this year despite Ebola?? It would be good if the directors who get decent options which they can sell below the strike price rewarded shareholders.

and if the new MD attended the Indaba conference in Cape Town I should imagine that he visited Namibia and may have pressed for the licence as well as visiting Namib.

I have just read it. A good read but I noticed that there is no mention of the agri side of the business. Sierra Rutile is such a sound business.

Gibraltar1 - good to hear from you and thanks for your updated opinion. Yes Ebola new cases declining and company not affected. Rutile prices hardening will no doubt improve the bottom line.

It would good to hear your current view given the Q4 figure and trading statement.

shares exchanged hands. Any ideas anyone?

On 13th January 250,000 shares changed hands and today two of the trades showed 310,000 shares changing hands. Any thoughts anyone?

agreed corbs. I call it a self pat on the back for keeping ebola out and keeping production up. The cynical would say that they are paid to do that. But then that is what AIM companies do as the share price slips away.

When I spoke with John Sisay in July the company was waiting for the Chinese to modernise with a view to then exporting to China. Maybe the chloride process may encourage that. Even if JS knows about that link there is no harm in you emailing it to the company just in case he does not.

yes goldy what is your source? If you cannot supply it please don't post such tittle tattle. Having said that bid and move Harriet Green in. That would put management on their toes; under performing stores would soon be sorted; improved or disposed of.

to understand that with an improving ebola situation in West Africa the shares are showing weakness. Anyone any ideas why?

I refer to your post of 29 October. With a month to go until year end is the company, as far as you are aware, still on target for a record year?

I cannot see what justifies today's sales unless I have missed something in the news.

Did you get anywhere?

Thank you for posting those articles. Not only are those donations a good thing to do but it seems to imply that Sierra Rutile are weathering the storm caused by any economic downturn in Sierra Rutile as a result of ebola.

Well then if you are a shareholder and want to help your shareholding and the company email head office and point out what you saw. In my experience companies value input from the "street".

A Pala man for a Pala man but Gill more a market man imo.

it would appear that Liberia are beginning to get Ebola under control and with the Brits having got a hospital together the Aussie and Kiwi medics are making use of it. Whilst SRX have managed to avoid it, it would give confidence if the whole of Sierra Leone began to go the same way as Liberia. I see further recovery in our share price coming about especially if the product is shipping out.

looks like off market trades.. The company appears to have protected its workforce and thus local community and if subject to greedy shippers not increasing shipping costs and taking advantage to too great a degree this could still be a good year. I wonder how the agricultural side of things is developing. I noticed on Concorde Times news that Goldtree has donated a chunk of palm oil to give the people and thus help the government. I hope that it reaches those in need.

quite right Chablard and so far going to plan. And with other mines mining less lead and zinc, the better the prospects for NRRP product and with the price of lead and zinc steady if not also rising NRRP should get a good price.