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My last but was before agm at 2.75 and I was pretty happy with that top up

Market makers don't set the info you see on here, a computer works them out from the mid price at the time of the trade. It's more important to look at overall volume

But will preempt a move back up?? Need buyers to return

Bet they are, I got caught on a spike once and it wasn't a great feeling

Pretty big pump that one

Spread not too enticing though

Money on the book today, whew

Everyone loves one. Gla

I think we will see one next year regardless Tracy, I'd rather use the money to further projects and add real value

Dividends are better than share buybacks and are a proper return of capital to shareholders

Certainly it was oversold, if fact it's why I bought in. Just on cash value it's a good buy IMHO. Chart looks a little spiky though and I think may be a slight pull back and I like 200 dma for the floor, don't forget I'm still hurting from taking a 15% loss!!! So I don't want to rush my reentry if I get one. Gla

Alas no, only got out before because it looked pretty grim and I planned to buy back in lower which never happened. Must say I've been mentally kicking myself today lol. There will be a bit of profit taking next week and if it retraces back to 200 dma and bounces off 7.7p I'll jump back in. Long term things look ok for fast, been sneaking peeks at l2 last few days and been impressed with the appetite for shares lots of buys at full ask too

Agreed, mwa is at a delicate stage and I'm happy seeing everything used for further development of assets and really get this company moving again

Moving average again if fast uses that as a floor I think 10p is a good short term goal

Wtf is happening?? Alibaba are huge, pocket change for them

Mwana gold production up at reduced cost, nickel production rising Multicommodity miner Mwana Africa produced 11 314 oz of gold at its Freda Rebecca mine, in Zimbabwe, during July and August at a reduced cash cost of $854/oz, compared with an average cost of $1 078/oz during the three months ended June, Mwana CEO Kalaa Mpinga said on Wednesday. This represented a 21% decline in costs quarter-on-quarter, he said. All-in sustaining costs (AISC) for July and August averaged $1 088/oz, mostly owing to increased production and reagent optimisation. Production for September was forecast at 5 000 oz, based on improved mill throughput, availability and feed grade, all of which were sustainable, Mpinga said. He added that all of the updates and adjustments to the mine’s production facilities had now been completed and that Freda Rebecca’s sole focus now was maintaining current cost levels and the continuous monitoring of efficiencies.

Maybe so, would represent a pretty decent margin for me though, I think this should at least be at ten pence too but I hold a few shares that are similarly low valued and are currently refusing to rerate, bowleven and ophir to name but two. Good quarterly update and strong h2 and we will be on our way. Currently considering moving a tad more this way IMHO anything around three looks pretty secure with fairly predictable results on the way

They can have mine for 5.5p lol

Company is just getting back on its feet, I would expect Ning to get a decent return over the next year or two if mapinga pulls off this turnaround

Thanks for filling everyone in, would have liked to have been there myself. Tempers often run high at agms not really to bothered by the Chinese being pi$$ed off if they want to see a return they should get behind mapinga, clearly progress is being made