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Do please have a look! One ID, and I rarely post on anything else. You asked for my tips and I gave them....

And I tipped JAY recently here too - when criticised for apparently knowing nothing about shares in mining investment companies. That one is up by approx. 25% So, if you followed any of my tips you would not need to shout abuse.

Well ZIOC is ip 75% in double uick time since I tipped it here. But you scoffed at that too :-)

Not really trolls are we? Correct with our assessment and persistent with stating that message would be more accurate, though it gives me no pleasure to say it -- the sad reality is that yet more people have lost their money here ..... and I am sure it would have been much worse but for the fact the last drilling RNS didnt cause much of a spike.

Lots of egg on face .....but it won't stop them ramping. I think we stand vindicated.

Is anyone actually suprised?

Thank you. I do not think it can have been priced in already. Firstly because after funding concerns and Sturec failure, growing awareness of trouble in DRC is most probably the main reason why the price has been dropping. Secondly because it has been a rapidly deteriorating situation over the past 18 months. So the viability of CASA is currently an unknown based not just on drilling economics but also the outcome of the political situation and current humanitarian crisis particulalrly in east DRC. The crisis cannot be resolved quickly. Also there has never been a peaceful transfer of power in the entire history of the DRC. It makes DRC uninvestable IMO. It is the elephant in the room which is repeatedly ignored when the rampers are issuing their 20-100p valuations.

Well you know now..... Tell Eyeguy its not the Republic of Congo

http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=57949#.WfN5uGhSw2w 24 October 2017 � Some 3.9 million people across several regions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have been displaced from their homes, and amid growing violence and unrest, the United Nations refugee agency warned on Tuesday that the number could rise even further. According to a spokesperson for the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), over the last three months alone, more than 428,000 people have been displaced. �With widespread militia activities, and unrest and violence fuelled by ethnic and political conflict affecting many areas, the risk of further displacement is high,� UNHCR spokesperson Adrian Edwards told journalists at a regular briefing in Geneva today.

http://www.ipsnews.net/2017/10/congos-wake-call/ Or could it be the worsening situation???? GOMA, DR Congo, Oct 26 2017 (IPS) - Late last week, the humanitarian community activated a Level 3 emergency for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). This trigger in the global humanitarian system is seldom used, and only after serious deliberation by the top echelons of the UN system. The alarm is uniquely activated for the world�s most complex and challenging emergencies. It is decided on based on five criteria: scale, complexity, urgency, capacity and reputational risk. It calls for the entire humanitarian system to scale up and respond to colossal needs. Today, only three other crises are recognized as system-wide Level 3 emergencies: Syria, Yemen and Iraq. DR Congo has joined a club no nation actively seeks membership of.

Presumably you point to the same games that took it down by nearly 99% and kept it down there all these past few years. Holding it back you say!!!?? In reality it is what happens when the ramping doesn't work, the euphoria stops and reality sets in.

Answered that already - please read the posts

Its incredible! I dont understand why anybody would take a negative post as a buy signal. It is deluded!! I was interested to see weatie50's post as it does show people here have been misled. If he sells now (like we once did) he is unlikely to regret it. Lets face facts there is more downside than upside here.

Big up to Aeasty for that one. GLA

Not if you look at the facts. I wont be investing.

Hi Firwood, It might be helpful to point out I do not know SPOT, share4 , Cityfan etc.. so please don't let that be your reason to invest! Really my sole point is that I disagree violently with some of the more optimistic posts seen here of late, but somehow that viewpoint is not acceptable and I have to endure constant bashing for saying it. I prefer to keep balance here. it is an out and out punt at long odds, and it is necessary to remind some people of that since the general tone of the posts seen here are designed to encourage naive investors with false hopes and some will undoubtedly ave invested more than they can afford.

100p is not a stretch!?

Ortac shares traded at much, much higher levels. They were somewhere above 2p at one point, prior to the share consolidation. I cannot recall, it may have reached as high as 4p all that time ago? In today's money that is a vast, vast difference to the 2.75 on your screen today. So, yes I was invested and sold, and this all came before the share consolidation. It is not difficult to work out the exact % if you really want (I have no need to do the maths as I have better things to do with my time!). Needless to say my loss was hefty enough but by selling I saved myself from losing almost everything I had invested. And I do not view things as any different now, a speculative investment in a risky territory, but politically difficult for different reasons than Sturec. SPOT points to funding and that must come from somewhere .... My main rationale is that I think DRC is headed for massive political disaster and I do not see how this will be averted given the history of violence, and uneasy ethnic mix which is a remnant of the last war and trouble in Rwanda. The minute Kabila goes it will be certain chaos, and if he doesn't go, it will be chaotic too.

I bought and sold out years ago - now you are making it up!

I called both JAY AND ZIOC - both up substantially while the rest of you here were laughing. Ortac has also consolidated its shares since I first invested, so you do the maths, and tell me if it is 80% or 99% down! The main protagonist here recommends the share without knowledge of the politics He didn't even know his geography, says it all really. I will change my mind when the fact change and since Sturec was a big disaster (SPOT noticed too), if you want to know why we both view this so evenly. Is his hard to understand...!? I will also content myself to now I was right yet again given that the price is going south all the time.