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Hi, Prophet

I think you may mean bsg4. Life's not been so easy for him since 2nd September, when Billing jumped (or was he pushed?). But I'm sure there's plenty of mileage left in warning us about future fund raises.

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Hi, Webbs @ Tues 18.48

I'm happy to hold both; and rather pity those who don't.

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The quality of posts on this billboard is excellent. Long may it last.

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Hi, Moody

I think one needs to be in production, to get the correlation.

Hi, snooz

"Energise" was a misprint for "enervate."

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Yes, it's depressing. But anyone who knows AIM, knows that the best thing to do is to hold. If there's bad news threatening the existence of the company (as with Northern Rock in 2008), sell. If there's no existential threat, and the assets are good, and you have confidence in the management, hold.

I admit there's a question mark on the third point in the last sentence.

Best wishes to all shareholders (here and in Thor)

Hi, ad

I agree with you on this; and said something similar here on 4th September.

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Hi, Bridge

Thanks for the info on this. I am presently rushed off my feet by other matters; job interview today at a secondary school, and after it was over, I asked myself, why have I done this, when I already have a job I like? Answer, £5k a year more, which seems ridiculous, when my shares fluctuate by that amount every five or ten minutes. But income is important, because it allows one to take the long view, and tolerate an onscreen loss, without fussing about it.

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Hi, Bridge

Thanks for the reply. It's always good to have goodwill between shareholders.

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Slight embarrassment, my post of 15.02 mysteriously disappeared, and then re-appeared. Which means I've posted the same information twice. But let's look on the bright side (see ending of "The Life of Brian"), the share price must now rise, given that I've poured so much money into it. It will, won't it?

Unless there's a general crash in the markets, in which case it won't.

Hi, everyone

I managed to scrape together another £21k to put through in two trades at c. 0. 89 at 14.56 and 14.57. As I may have said before, I think we're lucky to be shareholders here, and all will be well.

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Hi, everyone

I've done a couple of top-ups at 0.89. The maximum market size seems to about £11k.

Hi, bsg @11.09

If it was garbage, Artemis wouldn't be putting money into the company, would they?

Hi, Webbs

I don't normally agree with you; but on this matter, you do make a very good point.

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Hi, Biker @15.48

I don't want to be difficult, but I think you're over-reacting. A falling share price is annoying; but one has to ask, why is it falling? If it's falling on bad company news, one should get out; but if it's falling on negative sentiment, one should stay in or buy more. Here the news is good; the only problem is, the market doesn't get it (as the CEO of GGP said two years ago). All will be well.

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Hi, User @ Monday 21.05

Thanks for this. I agree with paras 1, 2, 3 & 4. There is no para 5, if I remember rightly.

All well here; very busy trying to manage year 6 in primary school.

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Hi, Beaub11

I really think it's unfair to call myself, User or Expru foaming at the mouth rampers. All we're saying is, that the company has undergone a fundamental transformation in the last few months (with the resignation of Billing and the appointment of Potter as chairman, Nicole as MD, and Wittwer as exploration manager). And that the need for dilution has been reduced by the sale of Pilot Mountain.

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Hi, bt @16.21

You're right to say that Brad is not a master of PR; but ultimately what matters is the quality of the asset and the joint venture with Newmont & Agnico. So as Masks, Dr and others have said, it's just a matter of patience.

The best thing is to have a full-time job to take one's mind off it. As a friend of mine once said, "without work, a man simply rots." I count myself lucky to be getting up at 5 every morning.

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Hi, Bardz

It was a joke, I suppose; but with some truth contained within it.

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Thanks, Charlie

It's good of you to say that. But I regard GGP as a colossal failure by myself. I bought huge amounts at 2p; but forgot to sell at 35p. Now about £500k down from where I should be, had I sold in January. Alas, alas! The pain is so great.

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