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Its not shorting thats the issue so much, but the amount of book talking around shorting as well as the gloating.

Plus you get companies whose sole reason to be is to go on a short attack of another company (see Muddy Waters going after Burford Capital as one example)

This looks like an active board

if they've increased by that much surely we should have had a TR-1?

Combining actual shares held and shares on loan, Capital have been around the 450m mark for a while. Not sure about Jupiter

haha. well i did say i was using Top Gear maths

Sorry i mean that'd be the min price, as that'd be the new management average

Doing Top Gear maths we can calculate that any sale price must be

93.5% of £1.56 IPO or £1.46

Although a better calculation would be doing it against the holding of those included in the incentive

Which sadly has translated to only about £1,500 in trades so far today

scratch that. need to learn to read

Where did you get that parky?

Complains about the never diluted line, and then throws out news from back in June?

They key bit

The Board has approved the grant of 13,633,335 share options over ordinary shares of no par value in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") to the Team Members ("Share Options") to incentivise them to achieve certain new performance targets. The Share Options are being made by way of individual share option agreements.

The Share Options have the following vesting terms and exercise prices:

· Discrete packages of the Share Options will vest on the achievement of performance targets relating to any of the following: (a) the approval by Jumelles of the Early Production Project (EPP), including its potential technical and financial feasibility, as the basis for advancing the development of the Zanaga Project ; (b) raising finance either for ZIOC or separately for the development phase of the Zanaga Project; or (c) the completion of a significant merger or acquisition involving ZIOC or any member of the Jumelles Group acquiring a material interest (as determined by the ZIOC board) in a third party or a third party acquiring a material interest (as determined by the ZIOC board) in ZIOC or a member of the Jumelles Group.

· Where a performance target is achieved, 50% of the relevant Share Options will vest and the remaining 50% will vest one year after.

· All the Share Options have an exercise price of 0.01p (one hundredth of one penny) per Ordinary Share.

· All unvested Share Options will vest on the occurrence of certain events, such as a change of control of ZIOC.

· All of the Share Options, once vested, are exercisable within seven years of the date of award.

Total Shares Under Option

Following the award as disclosed in this announcement, in aggregate the newly issued Share Options and existing unexercised share options will represent 6.44% of the Company's current issued share capital.

Nige - Already got in on tuesday at 147.

As its my pension your ladder doesn't work so well when cash only arrives in the pot at set times.

So i'll follow the same plan as i do with all my longer term holdings. I've set a max price that i'm willing to pay. When the pension contribution arrives I'll consider the shares on my watchlist that are below my max price, as well as look as factors such as divi yield, next ex div date, portfolio breakdown, and choose which one to get. It seems to be working for me so far. Last year i took the final divi and sold at 185, ending up with more profit than if i'd waited for the special. I don't normally time things that well

My max buy price this year is actually lower than back at Christmas. It was 165 then. This time its 155.

Lets be honest a lot of the yield change was down to tweets from the orange idiot about China

Tell you what its all damn impressive

However what is good for them is also good for their constituents. Sometimes naked personal ambition can have a good side effect

littlebricks. I've been adding to my 'sensible' watchlist whenever i see a 350 company dropping to a valuation which seems to be good value. It now makes it really to round out my portfolio with some lower risk investments. The trouble is with the current market trends i currently have a lot of choice of where to go

I'm actually not sure we want the $4million from the major client. They've shown they can't be trusted. Personally i'd prefer them to be replaced.

Scotsman - I'm going to go with bad journalism on that one. Let's be honest there are a number of outlets which have been adding a negative slant to any comments made over recent months

Its an interesting dilemma for me at the moment.

Do i hold cash and wait for Brexit fluctations so i can try and time an entry perfectly?

or

Do i look to add stocks from my watchlist which i consider to be undervalued at the current price?

Given my ability to time things to the absolute worst possible I reckon the sensible thing for me to do is to add to my solid divi paying holdings each month with my pension. Sure it'll probably drop after i bought in, but looking down the line i'll have built up a good monthly income from divis