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Buy some more then

Wouldn’t have thought so

Nice tight spread now, even that big sell didn’t bring the price down. Mmm

They may have to pay more that that!

Yes exactly! He has accumulated more since last year, then I would imagine they are in sticky hands -)

Fixed Income specialist Christopher Lynas focuses on credit and duration management for his Fixed Interest fund and various segregated portfolios. Born in Northern Ireland in September 1964, Lynas studied Chemistry at Imperial College, London and started out in the City with Hoare Govett in 1986, firstly in the back office and then the dealing desk, before he was promoted to private client manager. In July 1990 he joined Smith & Williamson and is a director at the group.

Ed Rosengarten, partner and head of funds business, said: 'We would like to thank Chris for his immense contribution to the fixed interest funds at Smith & Williamson and in particular for his role, with Ian, in making the Short-Dated Corporate Bond Fund the success that it is today. We wish him well for the future.

I would imagine RP met him on the recent tour

Dirty Diamond, you might as well swallow your pride and buy in tomorrow -)

Happy days, with PB out the way people are now taking their positions

Especially with the small amount of shares in issue

Another normal trading day, could get used to this haha

From May 2016 Highlands, the London listed natural resources company, is pleased to announce that it has increased its holding of uranium acreage in Utah to approximately 1,384.22 acres following the successful acquisition of eight mining claims ('Mining Claims') from Ticaboo Minerals, Inc. ('Ticaboo') in Grand County, which cover a total of 165.28 acres. The acquisition of these additional eight Mining Claims brings the Company's total claims in Utah to 67. Â The Mining Claims cover uranium and all other locatable minerals.

As previously announced, this potential uranium discovery was uncovered following Highlands' evaluation of oil and gas well logs in Utah. Highlands believes that the uranium can be mined via an in-situ mining process. These new Mining Claims are situated between some of the 59 unpatented Mining Claims already acquired by Highlands, making them central to the Company's area of interest and important to defining the extent of the potential in-situ mine. Highlands evaluated a log from a test well located within the Company's Mining Claims, which indicated elevated gamma ray readings exceeding 10,000 API units.

I personally invested or DT! Helium will defo be a Brucie Bonus

Yes the cash burn will be interesting, plus we don’t know what salaries Mata and co are on. Yes I also think Cantor will release after the results.

I bet RP got a bumper RNS lined up, before the conference call to shareholders imo

All coming together lovely, final results on the 24th, from then I expect to see a genuine re-rate along with the long awaited brokers note with a target price.

Anyone know the genuine bid or ask?

Well they can have mine for £5 plus in a few years, but I am currently in no rush

Jbatch go to the Highlands website and listen to the lastest podcast, under the media section.