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Hooray, it only took 12 trading days

After being badly burnt since Q2 last year, one thing that attracted me to this stock is the credibility of the CEO. Proven record, approximately £1M tied up I believe and absolutely no sharks, con men or pump and dump merchants anywhere near LVCG. I need to increase my holding because I believe this could be the investment that recoups my losses and more. GLA.

Have been building a position here over the last couple of weeks. A different type of investment for me but one I'm confident and excited about. No waiting on drill results etc. Just waiting on figures to prove revenue which as yet, the market hasn't priced in. GLA

Bits, a 3M trade here makes very very little difference one way or other. Now if there's 10 of them tomorrow afternoon then maybe we need to take note, especially if they are sells. But I think I know what you're getting at, buys are shouted, sells are conveniently ignored.

Phil, don't forget the herd arriving. Even if they are procrastinators that should NOT be rewarded. Apparently.

Joe, like you say, they slipped it in. Possibly just jam, but they've said it so they better prove it. Those questions you said you had but lost. Any chance of finding them?

How the fook am I on there? A paid deramper apparently.

Senator Canavan said the view that the mining boom was over and that the mining sector is likely to recede in importance "is fundamentally wrong". "Australian mining has been booming for 50 years and it shows no signs of slowing down," he said.

Senator Canavan vowed the taskforce would deliver a national resources policy statement for the first time since the 1990s and said it had the potential to end partisan debate and provide investment certainty. In a move that is likely to anger some environmentalists, no environmental advocacy groups were chosen to sit on the taskforce. The chair of the offshore oil and gas environmental and safety regulator, Erica Smyth, and the former CEO of Geoscience Australia, Chris Pigram, have also been appointed to the body. The minister will tell the National Press Club in Canberra that Australia can not afford to be complacent, warning the biggest threat to competitiveness is the emergence of the United States as a net energy exporter for the first time through its coal and LNG industries.

"Without limiting their work, I will ask them to focus on policies that can attract investment, contribute to regional economic progress, build community support, cut red tape, find new minerals and ensure that Australia gets best use of its mineral resources before they are exported," Senator Canavan will say. Indigenous community leader Marcia Langton has been appointed as a member of the review taskforce, which will be led by Queensland's former Liberal National Party minister for natural resources, Andrew Cripps. The mining-industry will have four heavyweights on the panel including BHP's president of operations Mike Henry, the chief executive of Whitehaven Coal Paul *****, and president of the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies Will Robinson. The mayor of Mt Isa, Joyce McCulloch, has also been appointed.

The Turnbull government has called a snap review of Australia's mining industry - the first in nearly three decades - in a bid to find new reserves, attract more investment and end bitter political debate over the future of the lucrative resources sector. In a major speech defending coal as a "great and beautiful industry," Resources Minister Matthew Canavan will on Wednesday declare the "mining boom is not over" and call for big business to go beyond "high profile campaigns on tax policy" and publicly back the resources sector. Senator Canavan will announce a seven-member panel will have six months to examine the resources sector before providing the Turnbull government with a suite of policy recommendations.

Turnbull government calls snap review of Australia's mining industry.

UKOG spiked due to big shorts closing, reported as buys.

With a bit of luck, stragglers and procrastinators will Not be rewarded? I can't believe some of the stuff I read on here sometimes. Personally I like to see everyone make money and the buys of said procrastinators after news will be very welcome don't you think? After all, without them there will be no 4p paid, 5p paid, 6p paid ramps to post.

Share register amended to show major shareholders still sticky, each still with their 215M

Lefty, a tough couple of weeks lay ahead for Mrs Guzz, but as they say, it's for the greater good. Learnt today that Chemotherapy originated from the dreaded Mustard Gas used in WW1. Who would have thought? As for here, since you've bought in I assume you think the SP has bottomed out?

Thanks all, think she is already in remission, should be confirmed today. Next week last stage treatment, pilot scheme at home, 2 weeks with me 24 HR carer. My posts may reflect my mood, the odd rant may prove therapeutic ;)

Transplant consultation for Mrs Guzz

There in lies the risk. No doubt industry is watching very closely and no doubt industry will understand better than any of us how to interpret the results, but if 80 - 100 is announced how will the market react? It simply isn't a given that it will bag overnight. But regardless of price action, the project will be a success and paves the way for bigger things in the coming years.

They want above 80