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What do you make of those trades here earlier in the week mate.............

sold out with a good profit..............But to be honest sold to early................. Answer to your question on email ..........smaller portfollio at the moment holding some cash but picking carefully topped up ROSE on friday ............Might get in to Baron oil next week aswell............

2nd Resistance Point 0.137 1st Resistance Point 0.133 Last Price 0.130 1st Support Level 0.123 2nd Support Level 0.117

News next week......?/Hope it comes good for us all here been very frustrating at times..........

Holding(s) in Company Fri, 25th Jul 2014 07:00 RNS Number : 3183N Bullabulling Gold Limited 25 July 2014 ? 25 July 2014 Bullabulling Gold Limited ("the Company") Notice of change of interest of substantial holder The Company has today been notified of a change in the interests of Norton Gold Fields Limited ("Norton") in the Company in relation to its off-market takeover offer to acquire all the ordinary shares in the Company and shares purchased by Norton on-market. The Company has been informed that Norton has a voting power of 232,790,446 shares, representing 66.36% of the Company's issued share capital. Further enquiries:

The reply i got today.................... Thank you very much for your email regarding Premier Gold. First and foremost I must make clear to you that we do not in any way comment on shareholder deliberations over the buying or selling of shares. We would always recommend that investors seek advice from a professional financial adviser before dealing in any shares. I am, however, happy to shed some light on the TR1 announcements that you keep seeing regarding Peel Hunt’s holding in the company. As you may be aware, ordinary shareholders are required to notify any AIM company if their shareholding exceeds or falls below 3% (and each percentage point crossed when above 3%). In turn, the AIM company is required to issue an RNS recording that information which they have been notified of. However, market makers are exempt from that 3% requirement. Instead, market makers are required only to disclose their positions when at 10% or above. The notices you are seeing reflect the trading position of Peel Hunt’s market makers. Each time their position goes above 10% they are required to notify the company of how many shares they hold (which Premier Gold then duly publishes on RNS); but each time Peel Hunt market makers fall below 10% they have to notify the company that they have fallen below 10% (but are no longer obliged to detail how many shares they hold). Therefore if a market maker is hovering around the 10% mark, it is inevitable (given that market makers by their nature tend to have fluid positions) that there will be some occasions where they go over 10% (and have to notify) and then some occasions where they fall below and therefore no longer have to reveal their position. I hope that explains it.

24 July 2014 Enegi Oil Plc ('Enegi' or 'the Company') Director Dealing The Company has been informed that Dominic Minty has purchased 2,781,377 ordinary shares in the Company from RMRI Plc, which is part of the RMRI group of companies ("RMRI Companies") controlled by Alan Minty, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Enegi, on 22 July 2014. The purchase has been made at an average price of 5.5p per share and has been undertaken in an Over the Counter Transaction ("OTC"). Alan Minty has not changed any of his own shareholding and his interest in the Company in his own right and through related parties following this transaction is as follows: Alan Minty 7,608,911 shares RMRI Companies 0 shares Alan Minty's interest in Enegi therefore totals 7,608,911 shares, representing 4.13 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.

Ill fire of an email tonight see if they can shed any light on these holding trades.....................Hopefully i will get a reply and i will share it with you........

Good update this morning........

Holding(s) in Company Wed, 23rd Jul 2014 07:00 RNS Number : 0694N Bullabulling Gold Limited 23 July 2014 ? 23 July 2014 Bullabulling Gold Limited ("the Company") Notice of change of interest of substantial holder The Company has today been notified of a change in the interests of Norton Gold Fields Limited ("Norton") in the Company in relation to its off-market takeover offer to acquire all the ordinary shares in the Company and shares purchased by Norton on-market. The Company has been informed that Norton has a voting power of 229,229,625 shares, representing 65.34% of the Company's issued share capital. Further enquiries:

wonder if we will get another holding rns today..............

Nothing yet...........But rns could come any time today fingers crossed.

Your right a nice bit more than 14omil........if this dosent blow soon i dont know what will lol..............

Lets all look forward and hopefully we will get news soon we are waiting for........

In with a good buy in price gl all...........

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http://www.barchart.com/quotes/stocks/PGR.LS Things are turning here........

Modern exploration at the Cholokkaindy licence began in late 2010. Since then a total of 2,209 soil samples have been collected and analysed. A further 803 prospecting samples and 785 trench samples, from 4,000 cubic metres of trenching, have been processed. Soil geochemistry has been completed over most of the central part of the licence. With the 2012 programme showing mineralisation open in all directions, the objective of the 2013 programme is to infill and extend resources. 22 anomalous areas within the two mineralised trends have been defined based on historical and recent work. These areas are being prioritised for follow-up and the first drill targets have been identified in the central north of the Talbaital – Jarkonush trend. It is planned to drill up to three fences of drillholes to depths of 100 metres. In addition, as soil geochemistry has proved highly successful in defining anomalous areas, it is planned to extend geochemical cover to most of the Cholokkaindy licence. Detailed geological and geochemical assessment of each priority area will develop drill targets as the appraisal programme progresses. The company is planning to calculate a maiden JORC compliant resource and associated new CPR soon after completion of the 2013 drilling programme..

The Cholokkaindy Licence Premier Gold owns an 80 per cent. stake in the Cholokkaindy licence with its local partner owning the remaining 20 per cent. The Cholokkaindy licence covers an area of 3,200 hectares (32 km2) and is located about 20 kilometres south of Kara Balta and 80 kilometres west-southwest of Bishkek. Premier Gold is assessing the prospectivity of the Cholokkaindy licence through soil geochemistry, geophysics, trenching, prospecting and geological mapping and using this data to define quality targets ready for drill testing. This approach has already proved successful. Initially, the four exploration prospects, based on historical work and topography, were Talbaital, Jarkonush, Aksai and Torsai. However, mapping and sampling by Premier Gold in 2012 initiated a reassessment of the mineralisation styles and, as a result, it became more accurate to refer to ‘mineralised trends’ rather than topographically defined exploration prospects. Accordingly, two mineralised trends have been identified: The Talbaital – Jarkonush trend is a minimum of four kilometres long and up to 750 metres wide. It is well defined by numerous gold in soil geochemical anomalies supported by series of mineralised zones seen in trenches and outcrop trending north-west to south-east in the southern part and swinging into a more north to south orientation in its northern part. This evidence all indicates multiple mineralised structural zones within the Talbaital – Jarkonush trend. The Aksai – Torsai trend is parallel to the Talbaital – Jarkonush trend and there are extensive gold in soil anomalies and gold in outcrops which support this interpretation. The Aksai – Torsai trend is now considered a minimum of two kilometres in length and up to 750 metres wide. Taken together, both trends highlight the potential for a large mineralising system in the licence.

Gold was struggling to recover the ground lost at the start of the week despite a renewal of the war of words between Russia and the US over the Ukraine. The Obama administration has slapped sanctions on Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft, gas producer Novatek and Gazprombank, all of which are deemed to be important to Russian president Vladimir Putin. Investors also still seemed unsure over how to react to Janet Yellen’s testimony to US politicians this week. The Fed chair reiterated that the current loose monetary policies were necessary, but also indicated interest rates could increase sooner than expected if inflation and the job market continued their recent good run. Spot gold was US$5 higher at US$1,304, with some traders suggesting there was some bargain hunting after the steep falls this week. At its lows on Monday, the spot price had dropped US$50 in just a few days. Silver picked up a little to US$20.80, though the largest gains today were again seen in platinum and its associated metal palladium. Platinum rose by US$13 to US$1,490, while palladium, which has risen by 23% this year due to the strike in South Africa and the concerns over the Russia, the other main source of supply, added US$9 to US$878.