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That was really my point that as we await the BFS you might as well buy now as it’s probably as safe a place for your money if you are intending to buy Condor in the near future. I agree a rise to at least 35p prior to news is a likely scenario.

CNR’s gold in the ground is getting more valuable by the hour with gold now at 1970 up over 3% today. Gold and gold companies should be a safe haven in times of global crisis and with the BFS only 1 month away it would seem a good time to buy CNR.

Totally irrelevant headers about Crapto from the deramper. Satoshipay is about blockchain not Bitcoin. There is no correlation between pendulum and volatile crypto currencies.

Every country in the world is reviewing its energy security and cost of energy situation. In the UK we will be drilling for more gas in the North Sea and we still have a coal fired power station on standby.
The world needs coal which continues to provide vast amounts of global energy. Coal prices are at all time highs. It is economic negligence and political suicide for Bangladesh not to approve Phulbari now. It is an extremely valuable commodity which is vital for their energy security. GCM should submit their proposal ASAP.
The time has never been better to put Hasina under pressure and she has numerous precedents from around the world to say it’s vital for Bangladesh’s energy security and being able to afford energy to approve Phulbari now. Phulbari should be her number one priority.

Your deramping crusade is increasing pathetic.
Ed was able to make a quick easy profit for SEED from Cellular as he also did with Kanaboo( which you should note did an 8p placing which is only marginally above the IPO price Ed got in at. At the time Ed did those quick very profitable sales every cannabis company IPO was going immediately to a large premium but would clearly quickly drop back because the valuations were too high. Ed because he is an industry pro was able to get an allocation of shares at the IPO PRICE before the listing and quickly bank the profit before the sp slipped back as we now know they both did. Good management using shareholder funds to make a quick profit. What’s not to like ?

After some early selling it’s been buys all the way since 8.30am such that buys exceed sells 3/1 as the volume reaches 46 million.. The FT has gone blue now and Blu should follow as it’s difficult to see why the Ukraine situation should affect BLU’s investments other than general global market sentiment.

If you want to understand the European situation on a long term basis look at an article in Today’s Times Business section entitled “Urgent reform needed to secure Europe’s gas supplies says Shell”
I fully appreciate that the first call on CHAR’s gas will be Morocco but we all expect that Anchois is just the start of what will become a massive gas field with the ability to supply Europe. The big boys like Shell and Total for example will be watching closely and may well make a move to secure that long term supply. The chances of CHAR receiving a bid or bids is increasing with each day that passes in the run up to the formal report on the recent drill. The Russian Cloud looks like a silver lining for CHAR notwithstanding the current gas shortage which was already making it highly desirable.

Well done to Ed for taking the quick 315% profit when we invested in the IPO of Cellular Goods at 5p and sold a few days later. Cellular Goods results yesterday were not impressive and the share price fell below the IPO to 4p. It shows he understands the cannabis market and can take quick profits when the opportunity arises.
Now looking forward to a massive profit on Leap which shouldn’t be far away now. Come on Ed I am waiting for that £50 million market cap that is now 6 weeks overdue!

US markets closed today so no gold price there but as Australia opens Gold hits 1915 but now 1909 as Russians March into Parts of Ukraine.

Some extracts from a IC Alpha article last week on Energy Transition:
“ Based on the BP Statistical Review of World Energy (2020), wind- and solar-powered sources accounted for 3.3 per cent of all the energy (electricity, transportation and heating) generated globally. Another 0.9 per cent is attributable to biomass, wave-power and tidal, none of which receive unanimous support from environmental bodies. To put it another way, fossil fuels accounted for 84.3 per cent of energy inputs in the year prior to the panic, a figure which has dropped by a paltry 1.8 percentage points since the start of the millennium.”
That figure of 84.3% fossil fuels is about 1/3 Coal. Coal still plays a massive part in providing primary energy globally.
Contradictory noises from the worlds largest CO2 Emitter:
“ China and the US – the world's two biggest CO2 emitters – did put out a predictably woolly joint statement at the summit, declaring that they have agreed to “boost climate cooperation” over the next decade – whatever that means. True, China’s president Xi Jinping had previously pledged to end the financing of new coal power plants overseas, while reaffirming the country’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. But how does that square with plans underway to build dozens of new coal-fired power plants, along with a renewed strategic focus on energy security after numerous provinces in the country were plunged into darkness by rolling blackouts last year”
King Coal could be with us for a while longer: And it is also sobering to think that the IEA has stated that “overall coal demand could reach new all-time highs as soon as 2022 and remain at that level for the following two years” as demand from Asia shows few signs of flagging. As the agency notes: “pledges to reach net-zero emissions made by many countries, including China and India, should have very strong implications for coal – but these are not yet visible in our near-term forecast”

In the past a number of posters have expressed their belief that a good day for Bitcoin is a good day for Blu and vice versa if it’s a bad day for Bitcoin. There should be no such correlation between Bitcoin and Blu. Satoshipay, Dtransfer and Pendulum are involved in the international transfer of money using blockchain. They have no use for Bitcoin in their process because it is so volatile. They are going to create a new stable coin because the volatility of crypto currencies makes them totally unworkable.
Good progress is being made with Pendulum and we should have further news soon.

Growler the 150k sell was mine but I bought it back in my ISA in a bed and ISA transaction. Why are you not suggesting that the 600k buy which is larger than your 3 sells put together is indicative of a large buyer.

Not sure what you evidence is for another large seller. On the face of it of the 104 trades 3.3 million were buys and 2.7 million sells. No particularly large sells but there was a large buy this afternoon of 600000 shares at 8.39p. I think the main issue is Vlad waving his d..k around to gain some attention on the global stage. He is now the centre of attention and is unlikely to launch an invasion having restated his position as a world leader. But the uncertainty will affect markets for a period. Let’s see what tomorrow brings.

And repeated it in the webinar yesterday within the next 6 weeks by 31/3/22.
Gold very close to 1900 now.

I very much hope that the beast is awakening. Mark is certainly beating the drum in the run up to the BFS. Mark is giving an ever more polished performance but I just wonder if he reads this bb whether he would consider being joined on a presentation by his CFO:
Condor Gold Plc ("Condor Gold", "Condor" or the "Company") (AIM: CNR; TSX:COG) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. John Seaberg as Chief Financial Officer with effect from 1st September 2021. Mr. Seaberg is a seasoned executive with over 25 years' experience in the mining industry.



Mark Child, Chairman and CEO comments:

"I am delighted that Mr. Seaberg has joined Condor as Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Seaberg has extensive experience as a CFO while also being actively involved in corporate development and investors relations. Until recently, he was Senior Vice President and CFO of Calibre Mining, which has two producing mines in Nicaragua.

"Furthermore, Mr. Seaberg strengthens our leadership team as Condor continues its twin strategy of constructing and operating a new processing plant, using the recently acquire new SAG Mill package, which has a capacity of 2,300tpd and is estimated to produce circa 100,000 oz gold per annum at its fully permitted, 100% own La India Project in Nicaragua, while demonstrating a 5M oz Gold District.

On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank Jeffrey Karoly who has served admirably as Condor's part time CFO for 4 years while simultaneously serving as CFO of Rupert Resources, listed on the TSX-V (TSX-V: RUP)".

The CFO has relevant experience at the nearby producing Calibre mine and assuming his presentation skills are good he would add more depth on the financial issues and demonstrate the breadth of Condors senior management team. Just a thought.

We have at least moved Up 4.1% this morning on 13 trades and low volume at 207000 predominately buys. Current full ask of 32p has been paid once. Let’s see if this can start moving up in anticipation of the BFS which is a maximum of 6 weeks away. It could be sooner as could news of toll milling. We know how quickly it can move if the volume kicks in and 60p was reached very quickly in May 2020. We are now much closer to production and/or a bid.

The sale price for CNR will be based on the value of its gold not on its current share price. The value of that gold would easily support £2 per share or higher. Jim Mellon will not let it go unless he gets a very good return on his investment.

I watched the webcast last night and agree with your comments.
The principle point is that Mark, as I have suggested many times in the past wants to sell. He is expecting an offer or offers from larger miners and when the BFS is issued in the next 6 weeks the duck will all be in a row with all the information a buyer needs fully available.
It makes perfect sense for Mark and for other shareholders to avoid further dilution relating to the financing. Mark who once had 12% is down to less than 3% and doesn’t have the funds to avoid further dilution. Mark knows there are companies out there who are interested including Chinese companies. As soon as the BFS is issued it should get very interesting as ideally I think Mark would want it sold before the financing is put in place.

Bowler
I think you meant to say “if he says he has NOT sold his shares that’s good enough for me”
He has said he has not sold and would issue a TR1 if he did as is required and as he did several months ago when he reduced his holding to 10% having held more than that. The attack on Nick Slater by certain posters is concerning because it may well have suppressed the sp today and I would draw their attention to the statement that appears on lse when you post a message:
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Moving Up 4.4% now on volume of 6.5 million in response to that seller being cleared.