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And now Petersom its c.45p, another 15% drop since your post. I don't now what to do here, tempted to average down but am just throwing good money after bad? Its depressing that there are so few posts on this board, yours was nearly 3 months ago. When PIs give up and lose interest like this the SP will just drift in one direction, virtually daily

Until idiot Trump spots that and comes down hard on Turkey

That was a marvellous joke

Bet you wear a Stetson and your local pub has a pair of swing doors as an entrance too!
I'm a pasty white Brit and I like my air con for anything over 70F. You're more than welcome to your 110F mate!
Good that you topped up, you were so frustrated 6 months ago you were talking about selling out

Guess you are right, was just trying to drum up some interest. I ignore whether trades are marked as buys or sells. The spread is so large I just use common sense. Just had the cars aircon regassed, and sat reading a book probably your greatest author - Bill Bryson. Sat there in the waiting room giggling like a teenager

….what's going to happen this week.
I predict gold finishes the week at $1420, there is a positive RNS update about Tavsan and AAU ends this week with a bid price of 2.5p

Wouldn't be surprised. I keep looking at this, but they just don't give me confidence yet. Jam tomorrow, probably more dilution on the cards. And I look at similar MC companies like Ariana who are making real progress, not just forever promising. I like the company, I like their assets, the marble market is huge. But is Chris Gilbert, nice though he is, the man to lead it now - does Fox need someone with more relevant experience.? And having significant dealing in China is always going to worry investors I think. Just my opinion

Any idea why? I'm still under water here (more like drowning actually) but its nice to finally see some blue ink. Maybe a delayed reaction to the Leasehold exemption?

Suspect everyone is having a rest after the storm earlier this week!

Quiet on here!
Couldn't agree more, I am about to start voluntary work, probably 2 (shortish) days a week. I always planned to do this, just took a bit longer than expected because no one seemed to want me! Found some sucker now though...…..

That is astonishing. My big question is who would want it, I certainly wouldn't, Its about as tasteful as cars like the Excalibur vehicles of the 1970s. I had a couple of traditional Morgans in 1990s, bought new. Loved going to watch them being made, looking at them in the garage, frankly hated driving them.
Gold seems to have held on to its gains, sadly no RNS again, few buys or sells so I guess we are stuck here for a bit.

Well even car anoraks like me can learn new facts. I saw a Caravelle waiting at Ardrossan ferry port crossing to Arran last year. What a surprise, I was the only one in our group who knew what it was! Depending on the model I bet you wish you still had your Aston Martins. The values of DB cars has gone absolutley stupid in recent years.
As Dibs says, POG around $1435again. Could be a good day today, with or without a (positive) RNS.

In fairness Dibs I am as sceptical as DJ. Its not that I don't want POG to rise, and rise substantially, because of the obvious potentially exponential effect it could have on AAUs SP - the share we are all interested in. But after 10 years of QE and repeated predictions of a booming Gold price old cynics like me (and possibly DJ) just want to wait and see if it happens. My investment in AAU is not predicated on a boom in POG, and frankly I don't think anyone should invest in gold shares on that premise - my investment is based on a level $1300 POG and the fact I think the company well run and undervalued at that price. Any increase in POG is a bonus, possibly a very big bonus, and I would welcome it

I'm retired. I'd love to tell you that its hard, I miss the camaraderie and wish I was still at work.
But i'd be lying (smiley face)

As you say, with the silly prices paid now for performance Fords that would have been a better investment than....dare I say...AAU

I am watching the footie in the pub.
Now we are appealing to the inner 'anorak' in me ....the Renault Caravelle was also known I believe as the Floride. Not sure why
Paul
When Ariana comes good you really need a Capri 280i, your posting moniker implies that is the classic car you need - a Brooklands perhaps. The (aluminium, note the correct spelling DJ) XKR is definitely on my wish list - think we have talked about before.
DJ
We must keep knocking the predictions of a massive PoG boom - it seems to work as you say!

Let 'em! The only thing I don't like about it is the fuel consumption compared to my old diesel Astra - less than half!
Also got by beady eye on a 1975 Alfa Spider 2000 that's about to come up for auction. Very, very tempted.
Cant remember what it is you drive now, not a 280i if I remember?

Dunno. Maybe that got misreported? The Youtube link to the Malcy interview, which was start of April, made it clear that WD was to be the first and didn't imply any change of plan. That was good to watch again, thanks Tier.
That interview also clarifies the 40,0000bopd as a further development, albeit not to far down the line

DJ
Think we are quiet because there is little to say! Gold hasn't slumped but has certainly lost its impetus (some are more surprised at this than others, I know you and I are less bullish than some). No further newsflow out of AAU, though in the next few weeks we have Tavsan update, possibly update on the Kizilcukur into the JV, 2nd quarter production numbers and, of course, Salinbas drill results/ possible model vindication/amendment. Until then we could talk about....er…..cars?

HI WM, unless things have changed CGT is calculated currently on the accumulated 'pool' of shares, not on last in first out as was the case many years back. The only reason to keep individual tranche information, other than for your own information/ torture, is for CGT generated by selling and repurchase within 30 days.