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Now back to Saturday....

Here, Here, well said Jarro, ATB mate.

Hi Lowbands, yes your post with the blue buzzy lights made me laugh,
I share your thoughts regarding Lucretius and it was a great shame that he felt he had to leave this board because of a below the belt comment made by someone, whether intentional or not, sad day. But he still has his shareholding here in this stock....

Lowbands, ha ha I did find that funny " We could get some of them blue buzzy lights to fry all the botfly’s "

Do you mean one of these gadgets

The amazing "Insect-O-Cutor" Bot Fly Killers - ..... available at any good hardware store .... :-)

Sorry just made me laugh
ATB

Hi Lorenzo06, yes I know Clacton quite well, I used to get sent on jobs up there and to the telephone exchange at 27 Holland Road, Clacton has unfortunately gone the same way as Southend which is a great pity, their heyday was way back in the 1960s and has long gone along with the" kiss me quick" hats, the bank holiday fights between the Mods and Rockers in the 60s and then on to the skinheads in the 70s to the closure of the Kursaal amusement park and the selling off of the illuminations to Blackpool, people used to come from all around to see the lights and walk around Never Never Land among the illuminated shrubbery the elves and Pinky and Perky on the cliffs, now all we have is a high street that is a shadow of its former self with beggers and down and outs sleeping rough in shop doorways while downing cans of white lightning cider spouting "spare any change gov" sad times, the town used to be so vibrant and you could buy whatever you wanted, we used to have six department stores and Charles Kalms who was a British retailer and founder of the Dixons chain that expanded to become the UK's largest electrical retail chain opened the first Dixons photographic studio at 32 High Street, Southend-on-Sea, not forgetting we have the longest pleasure pier in the world at 1.34 miles in length, sorry I have just noticed I have gone into nostalgia mode and reminiscing, please excuse the ramblings of someone who prefers the old ways and values.
Anyway, Lorenzo, we have established that you are nice and close in Clacton and I hope your drain rodding today was a success,
I hope the rest of your weekend goes to plan.
ATB

Leigh-on-sea, Essex, for me, I believe my nearest fellow investor is OkForNow, who is Chelmsford way, any more for good old Essex....

Going out shopping now back latter.

ALB

Hi Matt, any sensible investor would have thrown the rule book out of the window with this stock and piled in more than they perhaps should have as the fundimentals are extremely good and on paper not seen for a long time on AIM, the management have experience and skin in the game, massive assets and have been around for over 24 years, ticks all the right boxes in my book, so I wish you and everyone else a great return on whatever amount you invested and believe me Matt I did a large position here too.... Why wouldn't I
Good luck mate

Morning Matt,

The current situation is -

We can assume that due to the leak the company has been informed by the NOMAD that its stock must be temporarily suspended during these important negotiations so no unfair dealings in its stock can be carried out.

Now, when a companies stock is suspended and for the reason stated in the actual RNS (which does not have to tell the full ongoing story) The company has stated a credible reason and its stock is suspended, end of, That is it for the moment, it does not have to tell us any more UNLESS something material comes to light, so unless we get a flanks update RNS, or last years mining output update RNS, we will only be informed via RNS the outcome of this suspension, not before, it may be worrying for you but it is not for me, as you have to realize the company just cannot say anything at the moment and remember that the great management team and their massive shareholding in this company, it has been planing this soon to be announced great outcome for years, you just have to be patient, the saying, good things come to those who wait is never more true than in this case...

Good luck to you and everyone invested

Ian

Good morning Tony, a very nice and sincere post of yours much appreciated by all, you do indeed carry out a difficult and sometimes taken for granted profession by the general public, some low life even cause the problems that you and the fire brigade are called to just so they can pelt you with stones and abuse, very disturbing behavior, you are in my book carrying out a vital service that can make the difference between for the patent life or death, so sorry for the personal pain you must go through when the outcome is not what you would wish for,
we all here think you do a fantastic job in adversity and you try to help others to live, a very worthy profession sir.
Yes, as say it would be great to put names to the faces on this board and when this has finally played out with a celebration somewhere.
You have a relaxing weekend Tony you have earned it.

All the best and take care, my friend,

Ian

Hi Wolster, one can only assume it would have started as soon as the water would flow as that is the only real hold up for the wash plant, I think I heard, now may have this wrong, but in the turner pope presentation I'm sure they said they were gearing up and were going to be building five wash plants to cope with future throughput demand, this was beginning of 2019, as you say all guesswork as no news to confirm.

This fall out is growing...
dow down nearly 1000pt
footsie 100 down 300pt

Palladium Price Per Ounce $2,557.00 down - ($304.70)
Gold Price Per Ounce $1,583.00 (down - $60.30)

panic is spreading in the markets, hold tight, everyone.

Good on you Tiddlor, I wish you all the best in whatever path you choose to take and thank you for your kind wishes, the fundamentals are all above for anyone to view and you and I both know them all, just a waiting game to see which path the company has chosen to take, we have 3, all good to a varying degree.
All the best to you mate.

Hi Pompy, So glad that that was caught by an accidental scan you have been very lucky sir, yes as Jarovian posted yesterday in his great post we do have a great set of directors and management with as we all know a lot of skin in the game here, it is sure going to be interesting watching this one unfold.
You take care Pompey and thank you matey.
Ian

Tipical just as you post it crashes...

Great News Pompeyrod, that is what we want to hear that you have been given the all-clear, congratulations sir, may I ask was it the dreaded Prostate cancer? as that is the one I am suffering from, wish you well with making lots of money from this for the grandchildren and hopefully, all us friendly and nice people can all meet up and celebrate the occasion...
Something to look forward to.
All the best to you Sir

Good for you Tiddlor, this country needs people like you, is the stressful bit related to the job per se, or through too many layers of higher management getting in the way of you being able to carry out your job,as that seems to be the case nowadays, and have you a preference for an alternative job? , by the way, you are definitely a shipmate and we are all friends here apart from the odd one or two, why would we not want to be, we all have the same goal here to make some money from this investment. just my opinion.

Hi Tiddlor, I suspect you are correct with your assumption that she is just the puppet head and her strings are pulled by someone else, still I bet she makes lots of money from it, so you a youthful 48 then, you lucky man, it all wears out and goes wrong after 60... :-) Good luck with the other work options, do you mind if I ask what you do presently?

So, no hugging when they score a goal then, it will be back to like it was in the 1950s, very stiff upper lip you know....

I was hoping our old friend Lucretius may have reconsidered and returned to post here today but, maybe not, a real shame as he was definitely one of the crew and a very educated man...

Yes, Tilly, it is a bit moist out there today, love that word moist it conjures up all sorts of connotations....