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Cheers Pal, I appreciate your kind words, but sadly this isn't the first time I've put myself in this situation. DIY investing is not for me and the sooner I realise this the better my mental health will be. I'm not going to do anything with my new holding until the new year.

Couldn't be happier for long term holders in JLP, you deserve all the success for your patience. Sadly and with great frustration I am no longer one having jumped ship at 3p in July after 5 years holding and waiting. The ship I'm now sailing is 50% underwater and I couldn't even buy back a third of my original JLP holding - I feel sick to the core and there's not a thing I can do. Sometimes just doing nothing is the right thing to do. Boy do I feel like a right clot today.

Hi Bluebelly,
I never bought in to SXX, I always thought it was just too risky until they had all the finance in place. I was tempted to pile in at 15p thinking it was cheap and then again at 10p but for once I held off that buy button and it served me well. I think SXX will falter and existing shareholders will get diluted in to oblivion - I hope I'm wrong as I have a good friend who piled in at 36p and is seriously under water. I'm currently in FUM at the moment expecting some excellent results from their Phase 3 trials of their MED2005 ED gel - a potential Viagra killer if it comes to market. With type 2 diabetes increasing massively and ED on the rise (or not as the case may be) what's the one thing every man on this planet wants - a great big hard on and FUM have the solution. What's even better about this gel is that if you ask nicely the missus might even rub it on for you - now that's a double whammy in my book. Beats taking a little blue pill and waiting an hour and a half for something to stir in the loins - ahaha! Wishing you well my friend, idg69

Cheers Speedy thanks for your best wishes, only time will tell my friend if my decision was good, bad or indifferent. Ivans - my £15k's sale of JLP won't have made any difference to the price. My decision to move on was not made lightly having held for so long and I still wish this company much success.

Sentiment has been low for many many years unfortunately. Low or high PGM prices don't seam to make a jot of difference to this share price. I'm at a loss as to what would light a fire under this share price - maybe a RNS of CB's retirement and a mining/minerals heavyweight coming on board might do the trick. Frustration got the better of me on this share and I have now sold out and moved on after holding for nearly 5 years. I really do wish all holders both long and short the very best for the future but I don't think I'll be returning here any time soon.

Dire! - An understatement if ever there was one. Pathetic, drab, uninspiring, disappointing, lacklustre would be other words to describe this company and its no progress over the last 12 months. I'd like to know what the team are doing on a regular basis to commercialise this business. They have zero income (as far as I am aware) so what are they doing to actively change this. Green energy is supposed to be the future so what is going on at AFC. Bond has been in situ since 2014, pulling a big salary for what? Shareholder value has been destroyed during that period. They need to get a product to market and fast. Tinkering and tweaking with the technology all the time is not bringing in any revenue. Today I be mostly fed up with this company!

With great sadness this will become a rampers paradise. The pump and dump merchants always come calling with tales of multibagging from here etc etc. Have seen it so many times and the next lot of unlucky fools get well and truly turned over before they move on to another 'great promise'.

You're a brave man polyminer2 averaging down on SXX. Take it from someone that spent 3 years averaging down on a mining stock and spent £30k on a pipe dream that eventually went pop. I could have cashed out at £17k and walked away but kept piling in on a glimmer of hope that it might just come good. It didn't and I watched it slip away to a big fat zero. It's the tragedy of getting personal with a stock which I suspect so many inexperienced SXX investors have done. I am in no way gloating and I feel desperately sad for the many who can't afford to loose money. My losses put me back 10 years in financial terms so I speak from bitter experience. It saddens me more that our shambles of a government won't support the Northern Powerhouse and this potentially world class project. They can find money to squander for many less deserving causes but don't get me started on that, we'll be here all day. Wishing all holders the very best and hope to God (if there is one) that a favourable outcome is forthcoming.

The time to worry is when you hear the name Darwin Strategic and convertible loan notes in the same sentence as FUM. Those boys will take a company down like a crocodile takes down a wilder beast crossing a river - they'll roll it over and over taking big bites out of it as they slowly kill it. Those boys shorted and took down BHR in 2015 and cost me and many others dearly. Let's all pray Lombard are in this for the long term or at least until we get bought out.

With LSE showing considerably more buys than sells taking place, why are we going backwards? Too much panic selling going on for my liking. Let's see what the Ph 3 results in December bring to the party.

We just need a few more of these and when I say a few, I mean a few hundred. If this pops it's head over 8p before Christmas I'm out of here. Even at 7p I think I'd take a small loss to depart to pastures new. I hear we're due an exciting few months ahead - I can't wait!

This share price is killing me - it's time this company really pulled their socks up and got a commercial product to the market. Year after year of development and refinement, dilution and fundraising. What are AB and this new sales team doing on a daily basis? The world is supposed to be building a hydrogen dependant green future. What are PPS doing that AFC are not? Why have they gone from strength to strength whilst AFC languish at this level. Pathetic!

Whilst disappointed to see the fall back to 3p the fundamentals are still very strong for JLP and the future 'should' be very bright. It's just taking a little longer for this share to really get out of the blocks but I'm thinking it's more of a marathon share than a 100m hurdles. Patience in spades is the name of the game. Good luck all holders, long and short term.

Great presentation by Leon, very concise, confident and professional - he and the company have come such a long way in the 4 years I've been invested here. Looking back to the days Colin and Leon were sat on the bed in a Premier Inn doing those god awful webcasts make me cringe now. JLP are on the rise and the future looks set to be very bright. Happy to be invested here and looking forward to the next 18-24 months,

Today is a good good day - JLP & AFC both on a roll. What have I done to deserve this? Might even buy a lottery ticket this weekend. Nice to go into the bank holiday weekend firmly back in the black. 2-3 years from now this will be a long way north of 3.5p. We just need to avoid any premature take overs if possible - I want to see this above 20p.

A solid RNS demonstrating how much progress has been made over the last 4 years and how different this company is to what it once was - no longer teetering on the edge and having to get in to bed with the likes of Darwin to stay afloat. LC has done a commendable job of re-inventing this business focussing on above the ground processing, albeit at the cost of a great deal of dilution, but we are still in business and facing a good future - "where there's muck there's brass" or in our case PGM's chrome, vanadium, zinc, lead, etc and hopefully lots of $'s and £'s to boot. The share price doesn't reflect the progress made and the position we are in but it will in time. Still a bottom drawer share for the next couple of years me thinks. Would rather see a solid northerly trajectory over the coming years than day traders and pump and dump merchants getting involved - this share has legs and it's just limbering up! Feeling a little more positive today as you may have gathered - wishing all holders the very best.

Couldn't be happier that I topped up last week at 2.4p. It had to go lower, it always does when I average down! What a clot. I think it might be wise to put these in the bottom of a deep drawer and come back in 2 years. The only thing that could possibly ignite the share price in the short to medium term would be a buyout offer and I definitely don't want that (unless it's for 20p)

"Yesterdays deal was a game changer, it is just taking some people a while for the penny to sink in". All the more reason for JLP to employ a decent PR agent. Provide them with some solid financials and future projections based upon solid and known information the group have. Then send them out in to the market to talk the big picture to the institutional investors. If this deal is as good as they say it is they should be getting the message out there. I bought another 50,000 on the strength of yesterdays news and I'm more than happy to sit this out for another 2 years on top of the 4 I've got behind me. Lets hope we all have our day in the sunshine.

The period has been remarkable both operationally and financially for Jubilee - No doubt, but has made diddly squat difference to the share price. A good & positive RNS but not convinced it will make a jot of difference to our share price - though I hope I'm proved wrong. A little reference to Zambia but nothing specific about any progress being made with Kabwe. Late afternoon seems a strange time to release news, would have thought a morning release would generate a little more interest. Let's see what tomorrow brings.

To be fair, you missed the 3p, 4p and 5p bit in the middle. Rosewall - fair point well made Barbara, - I'll take on board we hovered between 3-4p for a while. We spiked at 4.5p in Aug 15, then 6.5 on the Tjate news in March 17 which is 2 years gone by. You have to admit it's a poor state of affairs considering the operational work that has been done on the ground. The last 2 years have only seen us heading south. The worm has to turn at some stage but will it be this year. Market forces around PGM prices are looking favourable but until we flog some of the stuff and the cash hits the bank then we're going nowhere soon.