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Like you say MrHumble a trade sometimes turns into an investment. What is you rnumber/year for that happening. I suppose I would need to know total trades per year too.

The downside can't be too great here as no finance might put us on the market in a bull phase for gold. The executive chair and Ethiopian Government have their reputations with me anyway at stake.

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I think that is why I have enjoyed reading you MrHumble. You put a chart into words without the chart lingo. You should write a book!

He has given me loads of insight this AM but the US is in a bubble so they take an interest in us at the moment to export it here maybe. Not sure anyone should be entertained by markets- excited maybe.

Little caps have to because the norm is to go bust which the market is well oiled for.

All good traders need an appreciation of fundamentals MrHumble but most investors are plodders and unable to be good traders. I think your mindset will be more successful at making you rich but you are a capable trader. I have enjoyed your quick fire posts reacting to the market.

He is not an investor Shortarm but is certainly good at helping you factor in fluctuations from traders which dominate the markets action.

Thanks for the trading lesson, not that I am doing any and nice that no fundamental versus trading argument in there.

Perhaps indicate the channel then- there is none on the x chart.

The detractors have muted their dissent of KEFI. There is so much the Ethiopians have to do to fund the army and security to improve prospects for their country and as the more stable player of the region their business interests will all be nurtured going forward and they have a huge number of projects- not just gold mines.

I am no expert but if the government can buy the gold that used to get into the hands of destabilising groups then it will be double dividends with better security and more foreign exchange and it shouldn't be too difficult if they get a marketplace sorted that promotes good neighbours benefitting from trade.

Inflow from FDI is going to propel them upwards and their standing within Africa which is good will help.

KEFI needs to hold on to the cards it holds and ride the wave.

It does seem the groundwork banking regulatory reforms worked on with KEFI has been taken advantage of by companies providing their own finance and this will be very positive for boosting security aspects for all mining in the country and lead to better regulations for mining law in Ethiopia to streamline the industry to international norms.

Good to know such as yourself are invested Lendl67 and can give a professional viewpoint. I think all parties are go and need to be expeditious to aid the project though with a trailblazer like KEFI I am expecting a photo op at some point!

I do find it ridiculous that appreciation of the interdependence of sign offs with each following sequentially means giving updates would seem like pressuring all signatories who are the ones in charge of whether they sign or not so it is a sensitive period; KEFI isn't in charge. The Assay article is a succinct summary of how KEFI has worked diligently to create the basis for a huge business which will reward local population, region and country with a gradual increase of maarket capital for patient shareholders.

Akobo not Akoba; seems a good outfit to diversify into with Kefi winnings; don't know how to do it though.

Just applied the grey matter to recent links in sentiment fashion.

Trump has sucked a lot of easy money from global trade and institutions by being pragmatic (rightly) for US interests so Europe and Rest of World are applying themselves to trade agreements. This is not an environment for the horn of africa to be able to afford a war.

Ethiopia has just invested in Akoba https://akobominerals.com/regulatory-news-alerts/?selectedreport=45BB9EBFFFBD68F9 and is in the process of finalising KEFI investment I would suggest to mitigate pressures from the above mentioned headwind. Even Gaza and Ukraine look to be heading for cheaper existence at the moment.

We need to survive too and hitching up to KEFI seems opportune.

You have to expect firmed up costs and even one of the shareholders would have liked a dividend. He explains equity finance first and then bank money. Good progress should see SP increase and and a happier Sharegar.

It was polite of the Executive Chairman to give us the progress report with his plans working out. I was particularly intrigued by the in parenthesis bit "the joint Board of KEFI and the Ethiopian Sovereign Fund, Federal Ministry of Finance and the Oromia Regional Government" as Ethiopia apparently retains ownership of its land so is another layer of signatory in the process whereas normally you would just be following the laws of a jurisdiction. Going forward, if all goes smoothly this format can become a well oiled one foe KEFI with other licences it beats a meeting on a hilltop anyway- maybe a different picture this time.

He has been a trail blazer in a difficult jurisdiction. How would you push forward a project like KEFI Sharegar? HAA has a positive attitude and more bulldog grit than the British so deserves his rampers.

HotStockRockets does not hold long term. Two years at least to production with many calls on funds to further first mover advantages and possible special relationship with dilution ahead and consolidation unless something like my moronic idea gives a fresh approach to that but maybe that has no merit. Bank funds can only be used on Tulu Kapi and other capital will have to be raised for other projects. HSR sensibly I would suggest is compelled to give sell advice which many non subscribers will probably follow too and something I regret if I stay holding.