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Marcel,

Please correct e ify previous post was factually incorrect.

Anton posted:

And as to the bond holders taking over….. people seem to forget that the equity is only worth £150 million, so no chance of swapping debt for equity. They would do better just to extend the loan and keep getting a juicy interest rate until it is eventually paid off.

This has been going on for years but the 'experts' couldn't see it. The only difference now is that it will never be paid off and TLW have nothing left to sell. You were led into this situation.

Patience will pay off and these pullback are bullish

Loon,

I have the most accurate posting record on here :)

Who bought at 37p but claimed an average of 19p..........

The large move will be when silver goes through $50

Anton,

Do you still claim to have an average of 19p ?

Providing there are no internal issues this will go £30 plus.

Anton,

what's your average ?

What fundamentals - you are losing $30m pa with oil at $65.

Noel,

Possibly if it was a rare coin, but I am buying PMs because of the financial turmoil that beckons.

The garb that gets posted on here is getting worse.

Look at the premiums, in a time of crisis it is about the PM value not the numismatic value.

£22 is no where near the top.

By who ?

The wise money is flooding onto PMs. One I tipped sub £6 is now touching £22 :)

Loon,

The contract clearly stated that TLW and the JVs would incrementally claim back their costs once oil production began.

You claimed to have blocked me but you reply to my posts :)

Loon,

You are disagreeing with fact - so what does that make you.

In fact due to owning 100% of the Kenya project, TLW had the right to incrementally claim back over $2Billion in expenses once oil production began - but TLW gave this up to settle for $80Million in the near term.

Spend over $1 Billion and celebrate retrieving $40 Million

YWSML :)