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TBTT - Thanks for posting the link to that article!

Hi Not2sure - Yea waiting with interest, you could say i was like Shell or Repsol, peering over the fence at SOU's exploration..........lol

Looks like some profit taking from those who maybe got in earlier today.....shame the momentum didnt carry on until the end of the day. I reckon though we should stay above 30p not bad considering the doom and gloom being posted yesterday, i reckon most expected a bigger drop today.

ha ha what a moron! Some people are beyond sad! This was pointed out on another BB i had to pop over and take a look for myself.....just goes to show the bottom feeders do truly exist.....that clown should hang his head in shame and never type a message again......oh wait, no he will probably just open a new LSE account........busted totally what an absolute amoeba! PS. Sorry to invade your board folks....couldn't resist when i was told about this monumental clown up.....take it easy, looks like you are all enjoying a nice blue day!

No problem Tom, albeit a tragedy for those involved and it is very difficult to not come across as cold and callous as we are away from the incident in our own bubble, our main focus cannot help be swung towards our investment and our families future finances. A tough subject and very mixed emotions. But i suppose when the Malian Government have a clear "Law & Order" regime they will uphold it as they see fit. The extended negotiation stage of up to 4 days tells us that the armed guard didn't just go in gung-ho, it was a situation that was attempted to be resolved amicably, sadly the Artisanals fought the guard and the outcome was tragic for them. I for one am reassured that this wasn't a staged attack on the HUM staff, the mine or the plant. When we were out in Mali, Shaun Shaun Bunn, Senior VP - Project Delivery did explain that they would incrementally move on the Artisanal miners from KW well in advance of the mining operations due to commence, which is October / November 2018. Hopefully this incident will serve as a reminder to those Artisanal miners that the "Law & Order" is not just a phrase but a real deterrent.

Thanks Frank, Much appreciated. Yes � not a day I ever wanted to deal with but unfortunately it happened. At this time all is calm on site and all people and assets are safe. The incident is unfortunately out of our control and is a matter of law and order conducted by the military � however its important to state this is a small group of illegal artisanal miners and not systematic terrorism as some rumours would have us all believe. Will keep you all posted and thanks for support Dan. A great response from our CEO, it is clear this has affected him and all the management but they have fully reiterated that it is out of their hands as it is governed law and order and being firmly dealt with by the Military. It is very reassuring that the Government are giving HUM full backing in security and handling of situations like this.

of shares this morning we have had some interest from the Roadshow that Dan and Bert attended a couple of weeks ago. I would be surprised it a lot of the shares sold late yesterday and early today have been quickly mopped up. Sad as this may sound but this incident may have quashed the recent stagnation in the sp. HUM have always been on the radar but now those on the sidelines may be buying in at these very low prices. At the end of the day security is very high at Yanfolila with 300 Government Armed Guards securing the staff and the assets. Tragic event yesterday but when they go to arrest some Artisanal miners and they resist and even attempt to fight the Armed Guard, events like this will occur. The law is upheld in Mali and they operate in a different regime to over here. It may well have served as a cold reminder to other Artisanals that the "Governed Law" is firmly in place. There is a firm agreement with local and community leaders as well as central Government, who have a $30m a year interest in the mine and the plant / overall operation.

smartlet...................novice post.......must try harder!

WWW - seems to be holding relatively stable.....

Continued........ The armed guard spent 2 � 4 days negotiating with the Artisanals, but the Government runs a no tolerance policy, when they decided not to leave and try to fight them, the Malian army effectively ended the situation with devastating force. The Government holds a 20% interest in the mine and HUM employ a huge amount of local local men and women, it is a vital operation at Yanfolila and security is paramount, their law and agreements are also in place for the Artisanals to adhere too. I suspect HUM will put out a statement in due course as more facts become apparent, I doubt we will see one at 7am tomorrow (30th) as I suspect the next RNS will reiterate that all HUM and mining staff including the asset and the operations are all in order with nothing affected. Bert did say that they hope to clarify the situation and reiterate that the processing plant and operations are still in full swing as noted on the RNS, mining of Komana East and the stockpiling of ore on the Rompad remaining unaffected. They want to respect the severity of the situation and not start putting out news statements stating how everything is going to plan while this incident remains fresh for the families concerned. I did ask the question about how safe everyone was on site including the assets and he explained that the people and operations remain unaffected, the site is very safe with approx. 300 National Guard keeping all the people and the assets safe including the multiple weeks of stockpiled ore on the Rompad. As todays RNS stated the operation remains unaffected. I expect more details on this will come out over the next couple of days of course but right now it is all about the facts being reported to the market but of course not forgetting the tragedy and loss of life of those involved who resisted and fought with the National Guard.

I managed to get a phone call with Bert Monro following today�s RNS at 4.20pm regarding the security issue at the Komana West mining site. First, before I summarise the conversation I would like to express my deepest sympathy to those caught up in this episode, obviously those who lost their life this is very sad indeed and tragedy for their families. This thought and sentiment far outweighs any disruption to the share price and the drop that has happened because of the news. It pails into insignificance when lives are lost. In terms of the incident itself, it appears that the Malian Armed Guard were called in to action by the Malian Government to attempt to resolve a dispute on the KW mining site. The KW mining site is not being mined now, it is due to be mined later in the year around October November. However, the operation to negotiate the movement off the site of the Artisanal miners is underway. There is a local and community leadership and indeed national government agreement / law in place with the local Artisanal miners that they must vacate the site when HUM plan to move in. Reading the RNS again and remembering what was spoken about when I was on the site visit, it appears that a small handful of maybe 4 or 5 Artisanal miners ignored the law in place and refused to leave, they got into a situation with the Armed Guard and put up resistance, as a result, three of the Artisanals were shot dead. The press release had to deal in the facts alone, so the explanation of the event was not part of the release. Also, there are lives lost and out of respect for the families the company had to be strict in just reporting the facts.

I doubt we will see an RNS tomorrow at 7am, HUM will need time to get all the details together and the next report will focus on the operations and reiterate that production has not altered, people are safe, site is safe and assets are safe. I suspect either after hours tomorrow or 7am Thursday, maybe even Friday latest. There is a local, community and national agreement in place with Artisanal miners that that they need to vacate licences that are due or being mined. When the government has a 20% stake in the asset which amounts to approx $30m a year they will protect and uphold the law. The armed guard will have acted as instructed by the Malian Government, sadly in this case, for whatever the reason it has ended in the loss of life, reading between the lines of the RNS it may have transpired that the Artisanal miners defied the armed guard and possibly fought them. not ideal and has ended badly for them. Sad for those involved and of course their families.

Spoken to company, they could not give me any additional info but the explanation helped, i will summarise what was siad later and post on here.

Good to see the exchange of shares from the impatient to the patient!

The site visit report outlined the AISC movements over the LOM and it was suggested out in Yanfolila during one of the presentations that the AISC could peak around $850 and fluctuate as low as $600 these aren't official figures but it was part of a 5 minute discussion during a presentation between some of the analysts. The key metric is that the LOM should average out over the LOM between $700 and $775

It's not an opinion!!! It's a constant whinge about the same subject we have been hearing for the last 5 months now.....you are mind numbingly boring beyond the reason of any sane human being! We all know the sp isn't where we all thought it would be but that's investing, you take the rough with the smooth!! As sure as you have a nose on your face this sp will NOT stay stagnant forever......it's not possible, it will, and has to rerate as HUM continue to make millions of dollars as the year moves on! So please at least come up with an opinion other than the constant anal whinging and monotone scentence each and every hour of the day. $14 To $15 million dollars of revenue a month.........SIMPLES........FACT.........UNDISPUTED............10500 TO 11000 OZ OF GOLD PRODUCED EACH MONTH.....FACT!

besides BT the HUMRF stock has traded the almost identical pattern to HUM on AIM, check the 12 month chart, the pattern is almost identical, again shows your complete lack of any trading or investment knowledge.....truly embarrassing to even converse with the moronic few.............

Instead of whinging and moaning and being naively impatient just........sell and bugger off the pair of you, seriously nobody would give two hoots.........you bang the same boring drum every day! How about thinking HUM are currently making $14 - $15m dollars a month, commercial production has been underway since 1st April a mere 8 weeks ago.what more do you want! Read the last RNS it spells out pretty clear what the forward thinking plan is. Debt repayment is the focus and they will have the cash to do it. Either give this time or bugger off, the constant gripe is puerile and just shows your lack of investment knowledge and acumen.......................yawn yawn yawn......same old tune being burped out by the same moronic few.....................

I've been there..........seen the gold first hand.......seen them mining the ore......seen the conveyors working........spoken to each expert at length, management at length and at every turn they have delivered. It's not a case of "when" it's a case of "how far will HUM go"! Coins due in June, I'm off to the launch, gonna display my coin with pride at the office alongside the ore sample I was allowed to take from the pit when we visited it..........HUM gold running through my veins!

Just read up on the last handful of rns since the start of the year. This truly is the best investment on AIM. The company strategy to pay down the debt aggressively is going to elevate us to much higher ground. Just read the final results again and you can feel the passion in Dan Betts statement. We have first class management, first class assets and first class front row seats on the express train to financial growth!