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I think the South Americans are more pro British than our current Labour Government. Even many in Argentina have a soft spot for us. I don't think there are many in the Labour cabinet you could say that about.

From memory, didn't a Indian company try to farm in to FOGL pre Loligo but the Indian Government made them withdraw under pressure from Argentina.

Trump would quickly slap down any country who came down heavily on Israel. No worry. Just wish we would get an update to say Shenandoah flowing like a dream.

Good to see Navitas up today. Hopefully good news will follow shortly.

MrTriumph - whereas history supports your opinion, I don't think the Namibian Government would have granted the mining license unless there was solid financial backing for the project.

We know the Chinese are desperate for concentrate and I am hopeful a deal will be done. However as someone who is invested in Colins other companies I understand your feelings. One day .........

Ana - can you give the green box commetary a rest. Just filter and ignore. We want to attract new investors not turn them off.

Https://oilprice.com/Metals/Commodities/Africa-Becomes-Global-Copper-Battleground-for-Asian-Powers.html

Chris5p - it is not just shareholders complaing. The countries themselves are complaining about the lack of action. Colin made this clear in his Roast podcast in regards to BZT. In their opinion, they are missing out on royalties and taxes etc. They want action not words. Deals take time to complete and hopefully it will be a big one when it comes.

I have felt the same about the whole company being sold. And some of his other companies. The market no longer cares what he says, he lacks money and age is against him. For the Chinese, now the Indians, cash rich, the best projects look very tempting. The rest can just be sold or discarded.

Https://www.mining-technology.com/news/namibia-adopts-stricter-mine-licensing/?cf-view

My thoughts are the Namibians would not have issued the licenses to BZT and AFP without a clear path to financing. Lets face it, they only need to look at the record across his Companies to see his poor record of getting minerals out of the ground from those simple open pits which then become one drill a year "exploration" stories. Saying that, I hope we keep the BSX shares for a while. They are going for it and would be a shame to miss out on the uplift.

They only filled half the order at end of day so no stock available.

Let me buy my £5000 first

Surprised how hard to buy. I had to put in a negotiated trade for £5000.

Pedro - there is buying because I bought £3K at .0418p.

The rise probably would have been higher but I sold what I bought on that fateful day last month. My nerves gave way holding way way too many. But can hold my main holding now and enjoy the ride.

Snap Iky. But I sold some equally profitable RKH. Our time will come .........

Don't get too excited. The 2 £5k buys were mine. And I certainly don't have inside info. But at least my BZT has put me in a better mood regarding copper stocks.

Thanks all for some excellent, knowledgeable posting this weekend and welcome back ADG - from memory your expertise was in the subsea plumbing.

To go a weekend and have none of the dribblers turn up with their efforts to lower the shareprice and create doubt in peoples mind suggests to me there won't be a placing anytime soon. Lets hope for an exciting week ahead and a breach of 60p and upwards.

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FTSE AIM is showing as a strong buy, so makes sense for them to take a position/people to invest in small caps.

Wasn't there a suggestion on the bulletin boards at the time that the drill location was too close to a fault or something. People at the time said it was big risk to drill at the locations using the same casing as Sealion. The whole drilling campaign was a disaster, FOGL RIP.

I am with Alma on this. Private equity will be involved ?. And Navitas had this backing when they took over PMO, hence their confidence ?. Didn't someone mention whizzy financing at the AGM ?.

Thanks Alma - l think that explains things better than the hob knobs. Starting to come together now.