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All that matters is they can't deliver results, never have, never will.

Just out of interest, and based on yet another poor performance, when does anyone expect this company to actually reach or exceed expectations? Could somebody put a time to it,or do you expect them always to under achieve? The worry is of course, even if by some unlikely miracle they achieve potential, Mali or one of its neighbours will be busy kicking off with it's next bit of fun and games. The combination of these performing well, in a stable environment, seems bloody optimistic to me.

Nothing new here, same old poor performance, same old disappoints, same old it all be good tomorrow, and it will continue like this for ever. Get used to the idea, that fortune you keep imagining your go to make here isn't going to happen, this will never make this much talked about £1 a share, or anywhere near. Next time it gets to 20p I'm off, that's as good as it can manage.

Though the main thing that mattered is are they any good, at producing and selling, evidence is they haven't been.

I've tested negative 3 times in the last week, I've had covid twice, it was hardly noticeable, this is worse

JPM ,Moodys, all of those are absolutely worthless, the day JPM produce something I can eat,wear,drive, or take to get rid of this fricking cold have had for the last week, then I'll think they have a worth. Meanwhile they produce another absolutely meaningless figure . They pay themselves a fortune, producing ever changing numbers 290 for example. Meanwhile the real world thinks 224. Good job,pay yourself a bonus.

No need to argue bro (bro really) let's see where we are this time next year. I expect about where we are now with you telling us a fortune is just around the corner. Hopefully I'm wrong, but be patient and we will find out.

Don't make me laugh, the first mine opened in 2017, that's six years patiently watching this company produce nothing for the shareholders, how much more patience are you recommending, another 6 years?? Pretty fair guess this time next year we won't be any great amount better or worse off than we are now.

Can't remember what year they open the first mine2018? Anyway nobody as got rich since then, or even done well out of this lot, how much patience do you want? If this company was ever going to be a reward place for shareholders, it would have been so by now,next false dawn here that puts me back in profit and I'm out.

I bought shares here, early in the new year that the first mine was being built. I paid around 13p for them,they went up to around 40p when the mine opened. I sold for around 28p having added as I went along. So I made a bit of money, having got out when it was clear it was on the way down. This site then was full or hopeful rampers, thinking their fortune was just around the corner, and of course it never was. Seems to me nothing as changed here,still full of hopeful rampers think they will get rich anytime soon. Seems to me this lot produced nothing of value for the share holder when they owned a gold mine, and will more than likely produce twice that now they own two. I reckon if anyone was going to get rich here, they would have done so by now. Also if they had any good news for you, they would have told you by now. Here's hoping I'm wrong and they are not crap forever.

Think you're right unfortunately Big Baz when I first started posting here early springtime, I asked the question L&G dividend or, fixed rate bond, don't think anyone said the bond was the best option, there again I don't think it turned out anyone got it right. It's a genuinely sad reflection of what is gradually happening to my country, its continued (unstoppable?) decline makes it a very uninviting place to invest. Even in a very sound company like this .

Sorry to harp back and I won't mention it again, but is anyone watching the football?? It really is the most incredibly boring sport. England's rugby team is going through a bad spell, but watching them tonight will be far more entertaining and exciting than this nonsense. The cricket season in every format has knocked spots of the football for entertainment value. Why do people fall for the football con. Try watching it sober,it's awful.

My opinion is one opinion, but I bet I could do a better job of defending my opinion than most of the herd followers that pay the obscene wages. There is no good argument that says something most people can do to a decent level is worth the ridiculous money they get,and as for your insincere concern for cleaning staff etc. Yes you are correct, but we live in such a brain washed moronic society. You will find more sympathy for Ftse bosses, or overated footballers, than underpaid cleaners. That what you get from being dumb enough to listen to Rupert Murdoch, the daily mail, or the daily express. Who would far rather you think footballers is more important than a decent, fair society.

I love sport, football (in my opinion) is the most boring sport, that survives on hype not entertainment. Its boring watching premadonas, passing the ball backwards and falling over at a puff of wind. I don't subscribe to any TV packages, and I do have a TV license, footballers wages are not paid for by the TV licence, hope you can understand that. However, the license payer would get better value for money if they sacked a few overpaid pundits ,who are busy trying to convince us its exciting.

Footballers get paid a fortune because people are morons who pay a fortune in fees to watch the most boring game known to mankind, surrounded by hours of advertising on satellite TV. They don't get a penny of their ridiculous pay from me,if you are contributing to their wages, more fool you.

It's the hypocritical double standard, nurses or teachers could make more money elsewhere, but if they ask for it they are labelled as greedy and holding the country to ransom, by the same people who are willing to stick their tongues up the backside of people on multiples of an nurse, teacher, or anyone else's pay. If these Ftse bosses didn't think the pay was right they shouldn't have took the f king job, and if they did think it was right they should shut the f k up. Why do people only justify good pay for those getting the most, what's wrong with sticking up for good pay for everyone????

I hope that's a joke message about Ftse chiefs.

Again not that relevant. I'm sure it will be above £3 one day, meanwhile are you doing the right thing with your money now,it could be gaining value in the most basic of bank accounts, rather than loosing here, giving you more money to buy here if the right time ever comes, also how long do we have to wait for this £3? After all its just a number. What will be the worth of this £3 compared to the last time these were £3,what will it buy you?

Not sure entry point is relevant to a somewhat hypothetical argument. I raised the issue around March (roughly speaking) the entry point was a bit irrelevant to most because we were mostly all entered already, but it was a time when the Ftse was going through the roof and this was going nowhere. That raised the question in my mind where was better to invest new money, most thought here, the market obviously thought differently. What can I say about the £3 comment??? Seeing I was about the only person who was arguing this wouldn't reach £3 this year, its hardly likely I was expecting a guarantee it would. The other day people were repeating the nonsense here again about it making its way back to £280, that's just under a 30% increase from where we are now. If you think a 30% increase is going to happen any time in the foreseeable, I admire your optimism, but maybe a reality check is in order.

It's been better to leave your money elsewhere all year, just need to be honest about performance. When I first used this forum I asked the question, was it better to invest here,or in a one year bond, pretty much everyone said here. Pretty much everyone was wrong.