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Great post Ricky..............i think you nailed it with that statement! Yes i agree too O & W! A move away from AIM would stop the games (you would hope)!

Sent an email to Dan & Bert on Friday and got a response. "It would be good to go over these questions on the phone" So the plan is to speak with Bert sometime this morning. Anyone interested can email me, it will be going in the twitter group also but it won't be posted on LSE due to the lunatics who need their pills before the sheet gets pulled over the cage. fsjamescampbell@aol.com (just pop your LSE handle in the subject so i know who to reply to).......... "cut off the oxygen supply and the rodents will perish"

My dear Granny used to have this canary that was in a big cage, it would make a right racket! At times you could easily tolerate the tuneless tweeting and twittering throughout the day but it used to carry on in to the night at times. She used to cover the cage with a sheet and within 10 minutes or so the canary would be quiet. The best course of action to quieten down an annoying tweeting bird in a cage is to just simply cover it with a sheet and let it fizzle out. As soon as the sheet is lifted the canary will chirp on and on again. Its time to cover the cage chaps and stop feeding these annoying twittering fools, they disrupt and offer nothing worth debating. I have been told time and time again over the months to cover the cage and stifle the noise but my pride often got the better of me and i tried to outwit the squawking annoying canaries on here. The best advice i have been given is to not give them air time, i have time after time ignored it. Cut off their oxygen or cover their cage with a sheet, the noise will cease...............much like a couple of weeks ago when we last visited 32p the squawking suddenly stopped for a while as the sp went up to 34.75p they only squawk when the sp drifts back and when we feed them!

The word that is blanked out is s n i g g e r i n g not sure why LSE felt the need to blank it our.......weird........

Morning HUMMERS...............wow this place is toxic at time. I have had a fantastic weekend riding 100 miles over the lanes near the Trough of Bowland and over Lacaster towards Blackpool, the sun was shining and the world only consisted of me, my bike and the sweet smell of summery cut grass. It was a great time to reflect on my investment in HUM, i made an additional purchase pretty much on the bell last Monday and each day it has come back so that is now about 10% down. The easy choice would be to cut my losses and attempt to buy back at a lower price but i am more than happy to leave it. There are some to revel in the fact that any predictions made on the forward movement by HUM are met with a backward trend and there is much s********* and "i told you so". But that's life im afraid, if anyone could ever accurately predict a share price then they certainly wouldn't be writing messages on a public BB, they would be busy making millions on the upward and downward movements of the stock market. To me the fundamentals of HUM are as strong as ever and as each week goes by they become stronger. The sp and fundmentals are currently out of sync as we know it in the realms of logic and how we perceive achievements and milestones reached by a company to be rewarded. I have not issue in this being played out because i am not here for the short term, this is a very long play for me and when we are sat with a 3 digit share price with multiple assets my substantial holding will look pretty darn spectacular. I am fortunate to have been to the processing plant, to meet the management and to see the hard work and brilliant execution of each and every operation being undertaken out at Yanfolila so my decisions to continue to invest and hold strong are very very easy to make. When you stand there with your arms aching holding a 25kg gold bar that you have just seen poured right in front of your eyes, while someone takes a photograph, to then look at your hands and see tiny specks of Gold and glistening minute flakes on your skin, it really does hit home the reality of what you are invested in. Right now there is a ii buying shares in HUM, i am sure they will acquire enough for this to one day soon be reported. We are well over 50% through Q2 and we had over $28m in the bank at last update so more than likely touching $40 - $50m in the bank by the end of Q2 if not more. Debt is being reduced, Gold is being produced and the mechanisms are firmly in place for this to take flight. When that happens is absolutely out of anyones control or prediction. HOLD for the rerate or SELL at a loss, i really don't care, my only gripe is my poor timing on buying in at just under 35p last Monday, this was based on the fact that the 6.2m placing shares from last years royalty deal had appeared to have been instantly swallowed up by a new ii. The market is the market and the alignment is an enigma at times, especially as a company is in transition phas

Spike...............ha ha dear me it was around 27p on the 31st July 2017 and in a 3 week period it rose to 35p a 29% increase! Hardly a "spike" i would call that more or a "rally" than a spike! Anyway who in the hell cares, it rallied out of the 20's in to the 30's thats what shares do. What on earth do you want BT, shall i quote a cliche for you "shares never go up in a straight line" or "what goes up must come down".

But the risk at yanfolila "is quite significantly reduced" (missed that off my post below).....

I totally understand. But this is going off on a tangent now. Your original.post was flawed beyond belief. Your simple geographical comments were wildly wrong. There are many problems in Africa of course but there is also enormous investment from foreign countries. This aspect is widely known, African minerals / reserves have been explored and mined for many decades. Bottom line is there is risk of course but the risk at yanfolila which is approx 200 miles or so south west of Bamako. Just keep it to your original.post matey....it was astonishingly inaccurate.

Playboy007..................my post is in response to Januarys obvious attempt to instil fear buy mentioning Southern Morocco and land disputes / war.....it has absolutely no bearing on Mali and Yanfolila at all. My points were based around that comment. "the disputed land in south Morocco sits just next to Mali" this us an utterly rubbish and untrue statement. And it is stereotyping to assume that All elements of foreign investment in African countries is subject to "war and greed" of course this does happen but we are very fortunate that we have a very stable part of the country to mine and process the gold. Like i said the close links to the Malian President and the dynamic work in the local communities and Local, Local workforce is a crucial element and does mitigate a majority of the risk with mining in this particular African country. And im not exposed enough, the plan is to keep buying more shares at these levels each and every time they visit the lower end of the range. I appreciate your comments and like everyone genuinely invested in HUM we are increasingly frustrated at the value of achievement and current production / future growth potential not being realised in our investment This is the biggest risk at the moment in my opinion. I do appreciate genuine concerns that are born from facts but when an obvious statement is false and untrue and forms part of a post from someone who we haven't seen post too often on here then it raises the question of that posters motive. Anyway back to the footy Man United fan so looking for a bright end to the season.......so far not so good! Apologies if i have offended anyone, definitely not my intention :)

January - I suggest you brush up on your macroeconomics and facts about South Eastern Mali! Also your geological positioning of the countries of the vast continent of Africa. There is over 1100 miles from Southern Morocco to the Yanfolila processing plant and mine operation, there is the vast land area known as Western Sahara which sits above the the vast land of Mauritania that also sits between the Southern East side of Mali and the Southern most points of Morocco. I find it quite derogatory and stereotyped when people associate risk in African countries to wars and greed. If you read up about Mali and in particular the location of the processing plant and in particular the current President and his very forward thinking economic regime and very close links with Hummingbird Resources management and crucial Local, local employment strategy, not to mention the amazing community programs and infrastructure incentives that HUM are very actively involved in within a 30 - 40 or so mile radius of the mines and plant, i am sure you will be pleasantly surprised and relieved to discover that all is indeed well and a very safe place to work, live and build an Empire! Western Sahara is a disputed territory in the Maghreb region of North Africa, partially controlled by the self proclaimed Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and partially Moroccan-occupied, bordered by Morocco proper to the north, Algeria to the northeast, Mauritania to the east and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Its surface area amounts to 266,000 square kilometres (103,000 sq mi). It is one of the most sparsely populated territories in the world, mainly consisting of desert flat lands. The population is estimated at just over 500,000, of which nearly 40% live in Laayoune, the largest city in Western Sahara. Don't worry January, just think of the $14 - $15m a month revenue that HUM are now churning out. Sleep well :)

I prefer this post from earlier this month................FACTS! Apart from No 11 - You see HUM has no control over sp and any predictions are merely that! The thought process of a PI based on fundamentals and logic, but as we so often find out, there is no logic in the market due to many many aspects out of the control of any one individual or organisation. The market is its own animal. I will predict that the sp at Christmas 2018 will be well over 40p but again, this can only be assumed given current commercial production figures based on Q1 and April data. THESE AND MANY MORE REASONS WILL FAR OUTWEIGH ANY NEGATIVITY OR MINIMAL DOWNSIDE! WE ARE AT A "SWEET SPOT" IN TERMS OF EARLY INVESTMENT FOR THE LIFE OF A GOLD PRODUCING MINING COMPANY!! 1. HUM at commercial production and just cleanly gone through an aggressive ramp up stage. 2. Cannacord have us covered and are going to tout us to the City with Dan and Bert next week. 3. LOM is going to be increased to over 10 years in the coming 12 - 18 months. 4. HUM is generating $14 - $16m cash a month. 5. AISC is very low. 6. Dugbe is being evaluated further. 7. Cora is developing its exploration in the right direction. 8. 1.5Moz outside mine plan with a conversion rate set at approx 55% 9. FCF set to be a very high yield. 10. We have a 50p "BUY" rating by Cannacord. 11. Current sp is on an upward trend (past few trading days). 12. HUM sp since mid 2017 has outperformed the FTSE 350 general mining sector. 13. The weekly chart has HUM on an upward trend, set to continue as the gradual rerate materialises. 14. HUM is one of the lowest cost Gold producers in MALI! 15. HUM took a mere total of just 18 months to deliver and become an approx 110koz a year producer consisting of a 14 month build phase and 3 - 4 month commissioning phase. 16. I could go on............ 17. And on.............. 18. And on................... 19. And on.................... 20. And on..................

Nobody cares mate, grow up man!

bt - total lies, you are a complete buffoon......sp 12 months ago was approx 22p so some 50% + increase since May 2017. Large investors don't buy large blocks at a discounted price and sell them at more than we can buy them! Unfounded drivel!

Bt - you utter anal wart! What a false statement that was and way below the belt DB clarified that on the recent CC..........you literally are a cling on from a tramps ar*e..........filtered AT LAST

bt - HUM need time fella, they need at least 40 - 60m in the bank before they even consider divis or buy backs etc, they are no doubt looking at an additional asset and they will be paying down the borrowed funds from Coris etc etc, HUM did some hard work last week at this Roadshow and the green shoots are emerging as we appear to have an interested buyer. We will agree to disagree at times of course, but when you and DB appear to marvel at holders paper losses its not right and quite despicable. Bring a word of caution by all means and we can openly debate and discuss it of course but flippant comments to wind folk up and appear to be mocking those holders that may be experiencing a loss, well its just not Cricket :)

I agree bt - it does appear to be the case......bag of shizzle if you ask me! But what can you do - PUT UP, SHUT UP OR SELL! I am positive on HUM and always will be as long as they are doing what it says on the tin. To date they have delivered on all counts, amazingly well and are churning out free cash! The devil on my right is saying negative stuff in my ear and you get itchy on the sell button. The HUM angel on my right shoulder is telling me to hold, it appears to be the left that is winning in this stock but the longer game is an absolute home run. Operationally everything is sweet, producing gold is on track and we need to be PATIENT as always and i have always said. You are possibly right in what you say about manipulation i can respectfully concede that fact with humility - but with equal humility how about you stop being an utter gobsh*te and we all get behind HUM and the team, they will continue to deliver and when the games are done and positions taken i'm sure we will see the re rate that we and HUM fully deserve!

If that isnt a ii buying on the open market then what is it! They are holding this sp back to let in a big boy.......sad but very encouraging! Glad i topped up yesterday even though its slightly under.....just reaffirms the solid state of this stock!

Johny............Lancashire born and bred me........and Sands......plenty of sheep in Lancashire too :)

That's Lobon on filter then.......... :) :) :)

The sp has traded quite positive since the 25th April, 13 trading days or so and in this time 2 of those days have been red. It is a market and this is what happens, i would say the recent trend has been positive. Fridays late reported activity was a clear sell and buy of 6.2m shares and that means that there is likely a new ii taking an interest. I expected a good day today following Fridays activity but alas it wasn't to be. Anyway back on it tomorrow, this is still the best and safest share to be in on AIM. We are half way through Q2 and operations on site are going superb. The March and April gold production figures were on the money and we are set to produce up to 115koz plus within 2018 calendar year so here is to the continual upward trend. Some real window lickers on here today who literally can't wait to see a red day and then marvel at the downward movement! Quite sad and pathetic! But HUM will prevail and the FCF and POG increase along with the building up of this strong and reliable company will ultimately be the catalyst in moving the sp to a more suitable level.