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He sold up the other day, that means he can, if he wishes, buy back in, hold the same amount of shares as before, and have money in the bank, he took a ****ging of course, but how much more sensible is his position, than the hang on do nothing, it will all be alright one day merchant's?

Well done border terrier.

I'm no expert, but I think it's rain on my parade, think its bonfires that tend to get urinated on.

Will probably sell a few more hummingbird at around 35p, see if I can buy them back for lower, been many missed opportunities to do that already.

I have a few as well, small enough to be patient.

It not just the results, it's the fact that the reaction is always the same, you can read it like a book, wouldn't mind betting a good rns (shortly after May 1st?) will bring a negative.

Something stinks here, the news from Cora should have been a big plus for them, but the reaction is just the same and just as predictable as hummingbird, initially it goes up a touch, but quickly it turns negative. Likewise the news from Cora should have been positive for hummingbird, but once again positive news equals negative reactions, I'm dreading the next rns, it might be good.

Sorry Sands, yes you probably have plenty of patience, but I bet you still look for explanations why this is performing below expectations.

Did that on Monday, catch up.

Good point, yes they do, human nature I guess to look for explanations, bet we are all looking for explanations at the moment, human nature.

So fear is supposed to keep us here?

No I actually hadn't noticed the No reference, but it's quite amusing. But no don't agree you after look for similar. In fact I have made a little this week out of a totally crap company, everything good about hummingbird, is bad about them, recommended on the share hub last year I've kept an eye on them, last we they crashed, sp dropped around 60% price dropped from around 48p to 18p thats what I bought at, now around 23p. Crap company, great opportunity.

Yes Indeed you can, that is the whole point really, but I don't understand the idea prevelant on here that hummingbird is the only worthwhile investment, and your some kind of traitor if you move around. There is a Mr Mcibeer attitude here, endlessly waiting for something to turn up, instead of actually doing something with your money.

I think your all pretty much missing the point by miles actually. It's not about how good hum is, we pretty much all agree it's a company that as achieved great things. It's actually now about you as an individual. What kind of investor are you. 1 The kind who as endless patience and can afford to wait. 2 The kind who thinks you invest to make your money grow pretty much constantly, and use movement, tactics and flexibility to take opportunities, I'm personally favouring the second option, I'm getting fed up of missing opportunities elsewhere on the back of never ending promises of tomorrow. This sp is going to be range bound for ages yet, 2 quarters worth of production figures in my opinion, and God help us if the second quarter isn't as good as the first. That gives those who are bold enough, time to take a few risks, use a little anietive and try and make there money grow elsewhere, and still come back here when it takes of, with the possibility of owning more shares than if you had done nothing. What kind of investor are you?

Like it.

Fair enough

Trouble is with Syria NVG, is its hard to find a side that's not evil, If Assad falls who, or what do you get instead?

Us shareholders, those with an interest.

Could it be a good, lucky day for us? As Blackfisk21 said someone seemed very keen towards the end of the day yesterday.

If your awake Lobon, would you mind explaining your last post re goldfields asset in Ghana, I'm not questioning your comment, I'm just not sure how your making the connection to hum, its just me being thick, as I say I'm not doubting the connection, just can't yet see it.