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Just proves how good your instincts were, best way to make money

you s****y chancer, wish I could do it. Assuming your posts mean you bought on dip today and just sold aswell

You can't be sure where Lenigas is involved imo but the company is well positioned on the dark continent for gdp upturns. I am subscribed to newsletter aka tipsheet ,I confess, who will be quizzing the management when he can gain access, Lenigas is elusive though as he is a busy man. I don't know what people think but I don't like the company name as it harks back and a new name and BEE initiative publicity could see it start to fly.

nice counter punch, I thought I was still holding for a good few reasons

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Your posts do clear up for me how I was misled, all the info is out now for considered investment, I have not myself invested in the warrants but am interested in educating myself so have followed the posts.

Appreciate that but we've had this issue previously and POG stated previously that the price is calculated from the prevailing rate on the date of expiry, please read some of the following :- POG investor relations: "I can confirm that the Subscription price is indeed US$17.72 due to the issue being dollar denominated. For the purposes of assessing whether the warrants are “in the money”, the subscription price should be converted to a GBP price using the current exchange rate." For completeness, here is response from the company when asked the question (from ADVFN): "the subscription price is fixed at $17.72 as per 2.3(b) on p. 12 of the warrant scheme doc (attached). This was calculated at the prevailing rate on 11 March 2009 from £12.80 at a rate of $1.384. If a holder of the warrants holds cash in other currencies (not dollars) the amount required in local currency will fluctuate with everyday FX rates. Hence if a holder who has Sterling wanted to exercise today he would need £10.74 (at current FX of $1.65).

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10486427 I think this is going to be a good buy one day as solid results, anyone an idea about timing to invest?

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10480399 big stake for one company.

I think silver posted the first and second resistance levels which coincide with previous peaks, fungibility is the issue though.

again, trade of the year for Simon Caukwell due to fungibility on the cards: x 4 increase. Not saying I necessarily agree mind but encouraging as already in. Was tipped from stage at Master Investor show24/04/10

sorry meant to add if take up looks unlikely, pog board, being the savvy operators they are could extend the life of the warrants as take up means extra working capital.

due for conversion at an exercise price of $17.72 on 9/6 =£11.47 at current exchange rate. POG currently £12.31 warrants 99.15p

Lonrho, the 101-year-old African trading company, is considering quitting London and moving its primary stock market listing to Hong Kong. The move is likely to indicate that African-focused stocks were looking for the better coverage and interest that they might get from the Chinese investment community. Geoff White, Lonrho's chief executive, confirmed the potential move, saying: 'Lonrho is currently in the AIM top 50 but would like by the end of the year to be making a move to a main market'. David Lenigas, an Australian entrepreneur, has revealed plans for five-fold growth in the coming years to turn Lonrho into a one billion dollar turnover, one billion market-valued company.

Company statement: Long term build and shareholder value entirely dependent on outcome of regulatory process

If they moved out of shares over the last 12 months to less risky assets, how good is that in hindsight?

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/news/market-news/market-news-detail.html?announcementId=10450757 cash position in July will be £9m short of mkt cap? Going concern therefore valued at £9m, seems like spare change.

Is he throwing his weight around too much. An indication of in what way the company is being damaged would be great. I presume you have been talking to a witness on the ground and not just hearsay?

I don't know why but get encouraged when blackrock have a stake, which they do here-4.62%, I don't see them as too patient, expecting a quick rise for their funds.

The Germans are building a highspeed rail link to Bangladesh, might do something for the economy too