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After SP spikes, PRG have been making lower intraday lows for last six months. This is just the same pattern playing out, today.

million plus buy at full ask. lovely jubbley

Sounds very positive.

No news in the next couple of trading days and this is going to 4.5p. So much for buy backs!

.....bye.

You're right Chris, he did say double digit sp. You said 30 mil Mcap. ;-) I'm Glad he did say that, otherwise a dilution at 5p wouldn't surprise me.

Well let's hope that £30mil market cap isn't the way of a huge 5p share dilution...cough..

A sea of selling been occurring here for a while...1.60 and I'm in!

nsci we're pumped on news a few weeks back, has fallen back a bit, worth a go at these levels, or wait till September?

And that's all it is, but now the results are out the way and the possibility of new contracts - on what is a tiny market cap - then I think it's worth throwing a few pennies at.....you can all carry on bickering now ;)

The market is never far behind the curve....think it already knew.. Delivery of update is very poor mind.

Mwana probably looking to combine the quartlely update with bond announcement....quarterly being not that great.

My mistake, was referring to half year report and the run up to it it.

The share price moved up before the last quarterly update, and the figures were a dissapointment,...not sure anyone is expecting great figures this time round...

Forget that....I just woke up.

TD waterhouse showing unchanged at 2.47p on close.....has it been a dream?

nice if it can get above 1250 over the coming week/s

There is know doubt, that if you are a share holder at a break even point of 90p, 50p, 20p, or even 10p, then you're going feel there is a possibility that you'll never see your money back. But, in this moment, Mwana are in a good, well placed position. Costs are low and coming down, and in a high dollar environment, are making money. Kalaa, In last years full year results, made reference to volatile commodity prices short term, followed by upward momentum. He also said of the intention of rewarding the share holders who have stuck with them. I think he is doing this...future looks bright.

Nickel rose to the highest in more than a week after a court upheld a ban on exports of unprocessed ore from Indonesia, the world’s biggest producer of the mined metal. Indonesia’s Constitutional Court ruled that the policy implemented in January to boost domestic refining was acceptable to ensure supplies to the country’s smelters. Nickel has risen 19 percent this year, the most among six main metals traded on the London Metal Exchange and third-biggest gain in the Bloomberg Commodity Index of 22 raw materials. “The ore-export ban will remain in place, and it’s no longer a matter of legality,” Mike Dragosits, a senior commodity strategist at TD Securities in Toronto, said in a telephone interview. “This just continues starving the exports of nickel ore out of the country, and it’s probably helping give a little bit of lift to nickel.” Nickel for delivery in three months climbed 1.5 percent to $16,582 a metric ton at 4:57 p.m. on the London Metal Exchange, after touching $16,698, the highest since Nov. 24. Citigroup Inc. last month forecast a global deficit of 62,400 tons in 2015, expanding to 103,600 tons in 2016. Copper for delivery in three months fell 0.5 percent to $6,383 a ton ($2.90 a pound). Aluminum and lead also declined, while zinc and tin climbed in London. In New York, copper futures for March delivery lost 0.9 percent to $2.8655 a pound on the Comex, heading for the sixth loss in seven sessions. To contact the reporter on this story: Joe Deaux in New York at jdeaux@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: Millie Munshi at mmunshi@bloomberg.net Joe Richter

MWA being walked down again on pittance trades...