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If you are referring to the prints at 16.20 and 16.26, they are both sells. The 17p print was delayed from yesterday.

Maybe we'll get a TR1 at some point confirming who the seller is, so that we can work out how many more they have to go.

Looks like an II is selling approx 500k per day into any kind of decent volume. Hopefully they'll soon be finished.

I got stopped out last week. I'll wait and see if it settles around the 15p mark before buying in again.

Decided to join the party so pulled the trigger at 18.30p.

L2 just strengthened slightly again with Singers moving onto the bid. Currently 3 v 3. So positive momentum behind the scenes continues.

Indeed. Moving up nicely on very low volume. Up 5.88% on 1.1m shares trades. It does indicate that stock is still tight. Although the mm's are covering themselves with an 11.76% spread.

A nice little mm to mm trade of 646,778 shares at 8.23 am today. It shows that even on low volume, at least one of them is tight for stock.

Gotreal. I take on board all the points you mention. Lets hope we'll all be on the right side of things going forward.

Hi gotreal. This game is all about timing and personal choices. It's not Colin's fault that you didn't sell out of JLP at 20p. I sold in the 15-19p range about four years ago having bought in the 2-6p range. I've had my run-ins with Colin on several occasions, however I've always found him to be polite and willing in replying to any questions I've asked of him. I can only speak from my interactions with him.

As this is the GLR thread, and if you dislike Colin, may I ask why you're here?

Having bought into GLR at around the current price I'm hoping for a 4x return on the back of a Luansobe deal. That's my target anyway, others may be looking for more. I may be of assistance to you on JLP, however we could discuss that via DM if you're interested.

Regards

HG

Having been involved with a couple of Colin's other enterprises over the last two decades which did very well as investments, as a new entrant into GLR, I'm hopeful that I've got the timing right on this occasion. The commercialisation of Luansobe will hopefully provide a compelling short term ROI from here for GLR shareholders.

Colin further doubles down on his commercialisation commentary for Luansobe, with this statement in his letter to shareholders, included in the audited accounts RNS dated 29th September. He sounds quite definitive that a Luansobe deal is on the way.

"This project now has all the licences and permissions necessary to go into production.

What's more, whilst preparing our operational plans, we have also entertained visits from a number of mining concerns who have expressed interest in participating either through joint venture, via off-take agreements or even through direct purchase. Accordingly, at Luansobe, we continue to plan and design the potential mine, whilst entertaining alternative proposals and hosting site visits."

I also had a nibble this morning at 0.75. The print has been delayed, but should show within the hour.

Malcy all gave us a hint today re Akatara. He seems impressed with the asset.

"we spent today at the Akatara gas processing facility. I have seen many of these plants before but this is the most modern, up-to-date piece of kit and was built in record time. "

Another nutter in the green coffin.

Purely my opinion, however from all standpoints, Jadestone is the highest quality company, and the most under rated stock to be found across all sectors on the AIM market.

I wonder whether the upcoming presentation on Thursday will give us anything new on the Vietnam front to cheer about, or whether it will be a repeat of the interims webcast presentation? The Investor Meet Company presentation title does not say it'll be a results presentation, however that will be the most likely topic. At least we can probe the situation in Vietnam with some new questions.

Jadestone are recruiting for a couple of high level roles. (Showing on LinkedIn)

Corporate Planning Analyst with verification

Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (On-site)

Petroleum Economist with verification

Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (On-site)

As you say, this is the reason for the appointment of the new CEO. His CV and experience are perfect for Jadestone's decommissioning requirements, as well as driving forward on new projects. With his expertise, I have full confidence in his ability to drive down the decommissioning costs. The exec chair and the new CEO and CFO look to be a very strong team.

One of the mm's has just moved the bid up a notch.

Mate, I'm following the mm's on L2, and there's nothing going on. The spread is over 4%, volume is currently pitiful, and the mm's are just sitting back with their feet up at the moment. The 19p's going through are just the BOT trades. Hopefully things will change. I'll let you know if there is a change in the mm's behaviour.