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Noop, I think he means a spike in volume as this share tends to be a little leaky

Is amazingly low considering.....maybe it's the kibo affect!! Lots of profits from there may well end up here!

Surely this fall in oil will reduce OPEX considerably and further increase margins!!

what makes you think Blackrock are accumulating?? Thanks View details · Reply Favourite vincent mulleman vincent mulleman @MullemanV @sharemyadvice they have been accumulating in recent months , holding now 2.75%, next leg up is RNS eligible, Morningstar is confirming

Blackrock have accumulating and have 2.5%. Another 0.5% and they will have to declare that to the merket. gla

http://www.wallstreetdaily.com/2014/11/07/vale-nickel/

Has actually added 35 million shares in the period, my correction....

Is back, and no background seller it would appear! at last!!

China International Mining Group Corporation 21.4% (same) Lynchwood Nominees Limited 9.1% (added by 2.8%) HSBC Client Holdings Nominee (UK) Limited 9.1% (same) Yat Hoi Ning 7.6% (same) T D Direct investing nominees (were at 3.6% now unlisted, must be under 3%) Smart Landscape holding (were at 3.2% now unlisted, must be under 3%) Barclayshare Nominees Limited 3% (same) Brackets figures are in comparison with figures updated on website on 10 October. In a nut shell, no major changes apart from two II going under 3% and Lynchwood adding a hefty 2.8% - that's around 25 million shares between 25 July and 10 October!!!!!!

China International Mining Group Corporation 21.4% Lynchwood Nominees Limited 9.5% HSBC Client Holdings Nominee (UK) Limited 9.1% Yat Hoi Ning 7.6% Barclayshare Nominees Limited 3%

Has anyone email the company asking if any majopr shareholders are reducing? If not I will. Thanks

With 12% more shares. Bullish signals on both technicals and fundamentals for nickel. Greenspan saying 'buy gold' as hedge following the holt of unsuccessful stimulus in the US. I don't think there's a better hedge against volatile markets at the moment than mwa. Plus this company has delivered on all promises over the last year and continues to reduce costs and grow potential....this is currently undervalued hugely and i don't see a better potential 500% gainer over the next year than mwa. All in my opinion of course. Good luck all

No neither have appeared yet and I sold a batch on Friday also which didn't show up either. Looks to be a buyer at this level as I had no problem offloading. For me this is going to drift as long as Nickel keeps falling.....

I will buy back, hopefully under 2p, when Nickel looks to start to reverse. Good luck all

Continues to offload on the mid

Looking at the 5 year chart on Nickel we are nearing the bottom so I feel that growth in India and China, who have a third of the worlds population, will continue to push commoditty prices north from here where oversupply has been a problem. The current low commodity prices should sort out the more efficient miners from the more expensive as we see companies like LOND go to the wall and AMI struggle...MWA seems to have improved efficencies and production costs markedly over the last year and once the smelter is up and running should be one of Africa's most efficient Nickel producers

You projection of $23m by Jan would be more than MWA would require to fund the smelter restart as MWA only own a 75% share of BNC... So, MWA will only require to fund 75% of the $26m restart costs. By my calculations they will only require $19.5m as BNC will be required to fund the remainder. So by January there should be easily enough cash to fund MWA's commitment to the smelter. Does MWA really need finance? This is the question that is holding the price back and until answered the price will not move for fear of dilution in my opinion. This is the only reason I have not bought more and I will wait to add when this question is answered... GLA

Amazingly low with such good results. Risk still off in aim market i guess, however, with each rns this company becomes even more undervalued! Great work mwa! In will be buying more when funds allow!!

http://www.bnn.ca/News/2014/10/18/Sherritt-CEO-predicts-rising-nickel-prices-supply-deficit.aspx

There is still about 150 dollar and ounce profit in gold and around 500 dollars per tonne in nickel. Plus as energy costs fall as will cost of production! However, this is still not ideal and i will top up when the market turns and nickel hardens its position. GLA