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Think carefully before you sell. If UFO is such a bad company why is Mr. Market Maker willing to take your shares off your hands - no matter how low the selling price?

I'm clearly in ramping mode today. All I really see is the possibility of a Hawiah, Tier 1, monster. But that's still a few years along the road.

I'm not against anyone making a profit but when it's clear that someone wants my shares I find it often pays to make them wait.

Looks like we might break 1.9p and then we could be cooking with gas!

This might catch a few people unawares as the eyes of the AIM workd are likely focused on GGP this morning.

longfell. Good luck to you. I've bought all I'm going to buy, so it's a case of wait and see for me.

It appears that someone has more faith in Ethiopia than me. Hopefully, they know so.ething we don't.

RT. It's not really my place to do it as I'm a relative newbie, but welcome aboard!

I can see absolutely no reason for it, but might today be the day our shares start heading north with gusto?
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I don't know how it's done but someone is obviously trying to encourage the share price up by buying small numbers of shares above par. It might fool a few newbies into parting with their hard-earned cash but doesn't seem to be a sustainable strategy to me. I want our shares to rise in value but I'm happy to wait on an RNS.
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Istie. I agree. I also have shares in KAV fronted by Mike Moles. The man speaks better than Bill, but money and value is the last thing he is interested in. It's all rocks, ore types and geology. Counterintuitively, Bill and Mr. Moles are the people I'd rather do business with.

Just to throw a curveball into the mix. When I was young, Rio Tinto was called Rio Tinto Zinc. Bill has history with them. I wonder who he might arrange a JV with if we strike Zinc in Greenland? Whatever happens, it will be a long time coming.

Mulletman. I am afraid there are a few little wars taking place on this board. In my opinion it would be much better place without them. But that's life I guess.

WallsTreat. Hopefully a few newbies with fat wallets.

Buy-Sell. No worries. I'm not into manipulation. Sometimes I think it, so I say it. Good luck to you

Sounds like Wild Bill will be very happy to leave mining of our assets to others.

Corrado. Unfortunately, there's not much chance of that. It goes to show, nobody's absolutely perfect.

Buy-Sell. I might sound like that to you, but I'll be here until I, very hopefully, make a decent-sized profit. I don't post much, but I, like many others, looked-on in disbelieve as ANS came, and eventually, left the scene. I actually quite like Harry and feel a little sorry for him. True, he's making good money, but I bet he'd be much happier watching ground dirt transformed into copper/gold. Anyway, I'll sign-off for another few weeks in the hope of a positive RNS. As ultimately, I can't comment on asset values as I don't have any skill/ knowledge of such things, so add little, if any, value to the message board.
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Positiveenergy. I feel for you. However, the Saudi's have money, influence and a thriving oil industry. My impression of them is that they will move fast and break things to get things done, whatever Harry's, likely tongue in cheek, misgivings.

I've held shares in KEFI for just over a year now. When I started Saudi and Hawiah were but a dream in a far off land. Well in recent months I've given up on Tulu Kapi. In my opinion, the Ethopian government hasn't got what it takes to become a highly functioning capitalist economy and aren't willing, or more likely able, to partner with home-grown billionaires to get this project over the line. I fully expect the share price to sink to about 0.5p in the near-term, but am anticipating a profit sometime in 2022/23 when the Saudi's commit to helping us get some gold out of the ground. Obviously, I very much hope that I'm wrong. DYOR.
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