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We are now taking names for a game of York post pay out bonanza 'Who am I'. Your guess may be left with Albert at Bert's Plaice in Fish Street. First prize is guaranteed anonymity and the winner won't be announced.

The post bonanza banquet has been postponed, initially for 6 months. Further details to follow.

I'm just making initial plans for the post payout feast and want to organise a menu commensurate with our new found wealth. Does everyone like pork scratchings?

Toffers. Don't worry about the share price. The wise and the wonderful have told us many times that it doesn't matter. :)

Maybe a static caravan rental at Greenacres will be more within budget. The particularly bereft could maybe sleep on deck in Tilly's ocean going Coracle and feast on Pot Noodle casseroles?

I'm watching for dissenters, Battery. Any more negative tones to your board contributions and you will not be invited to The York after sale millionaires feast. Hold yourself together for another few years, see what transpires. :)

I went 'Big' on the pickled onions because they have a long 'Best Before' date.

On the back of this RNS I'm going to order extra pickled onions for the post announcement celebratory feast on York canalside.

It's like watching Emmerdale Farm in the evening with my grandma (Compulsory). Then I don't see another episode for about 3 months, and it's as if nothing has happened.

Knowing where to put commas, and actually putting them there, are different things, Trowtech. Sorry IF it's a bit confusing for you. :)

All bases covered here Sausage head.............

'No one knew Putin would ACTUALLY do what he did ....

Those that thought Putin would do what he did.........'

LOL

is off by the looks of things. I'll have a look at some budget options.

the bickering continues. Meanwhile over in the reading corner, Betty and Julian are squabbling about who has first read of 'Mr Twiddle tries investing'

Is it time to cash in yet?

I can't see the need, CTC, to name call anyone. It precludes sensible conversation. Folio has answered my question and explained how, immediately prior to the war it was at or near it's 40p+ peak with upward pressure towards the figures being bandied here. I think I need all I need to know now.

Folio; Same question as to DB, and I'm not doubting what you say or report. Why doesn't the market price reflect this exciting potential?

I'm not knowledgeable enough to disagree with you on these points DB. But that wasn't my question. I'm assuming, perhaps misguidedly, that there are mining experts advising their investment'arm' colleagues about these developments. Why doesn't the market price reflect this shared knowledge?

To me, just thinking logically, there seems to be some sort of disconnect between an imminent price of 70/150p and a current market price of circa 4p. Can anyone tell me what this board knows that 'The Market' doesn't?

'Moving sideways in a 2.30p base camp'. LOL. Not been back since but will return once, and if, it's on the upward move again. Very amusing.

In readiness for the York event I've asked The Grand Hotel to provide laptops to all attendees. This will allow those people to carry on saying things that they won't, or wouldn't, say in person, while they are there. St John's Ambulance will be in attendance for the duration.