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2.4345p to buy at the moment. Definitely going to get one of my nosebleeds if this continues.

Have you seen SIlver though?

Dunno, obviously the drilling team and Dr S will have an idea what the results were, but would they, the contractors or the assay office leak results? I suspect they would lose their jobs if they did. And in a country like Turkey you might lose something more vital and sensitive!

Actually I think Adoubleuk talks a lot of sense

Possibly, early days, obviously POG has an influence too.
Quiet on this board today, on ADVFN they had been patting each others backs and counting their chickens since the opening bell!

Hi Benjie
I do understand that the mix of precious and base metals in the NE is likely to be markedly different from Red Rabbit, so you may well be right. Dr S did mention in the Mining Maven chat that they had looked at, and are still looking in some cases, new prospects. I'm not sure whether I am particularly keen on this potential expansion, because from an investors point of view I am looking for short to medium term return, not a longer term expansion into a medium or large mining company. From past experience early stage prospects add little to a mining companies rating in the short term, and as we know from Salinbas the projected path to production is very long even when the potential of a deposit is confirmed. I am also aware that this is a small tight knit operation which has enough on its plate as it is, both in terms of time and exploration budget. Do we really need more licences to maintain, that maintenance needing not only periodic financial payment but also proof that actual effort is being put into exploration? I just fear that the corporate plan, which recently appears to be much more focussed, will degenerate into a plate spinning exercise.

?? Nixon was a politician, of course he lied. Now who said 'I did not have sex with that woman'. Ok, technically it may have been a cigar....

I know Jim. Every single day I tell myself 'no more HUR shares'.....bought 20k last week!

Plan to Saltaire, but having read round it on the net it does seem the norm - 4 to 5 hours labour due to inaccessibility of the ends of the hoses and the difficulty in bleeding the AP racing front calipers. Shocked! But its only money......

Odd day. Gasped into the blue on the final bell.
Took my little Lotus Elise for an MOT today, passed no problem as always. Duly happy, I said to them 'how much to change the rubber flexible brake hoses with stainless braided ones and (of course) the fluid'. The hoses are 20 years old, he thought it a good idea. In my mind £150 inc parts. Answer..... £500. Kin 'ell, it is apparently a very time consuming job. So I decided to have it done next time HUR make me a grand profit. When will that be??

SP looking frisky. Onwards and upwards chaps (and chapesses)

The means of attack did strike me as a bit odd. Especially the apparent Iranian vessel removing a bomb off the one tanker in full view of anyone with a camera. Looked very staged. And as I understand it empty vessels were attacked - ok loads of residue and inflammable vapour but wouldn't you attack a loaded ship?

Think we'll be getting B52s again down at Fairford near Swindon shortly, once the C-I-C declares war on Iran. I remember them well when I lived there during the George W/ Tony Bliar war against Iraq - their 8 plumes of dirty black smoke obscuring what little sun we have over here.
Ah well, look on the bright side. At least a good war may increase the price of gold.....

And on that cheery note....

To be honest he must be in a real dilemma. I'm sure he'd like to respond but both the peeps he wants to have a pop at have filtered him which makes it rather pointless!
I'm not a greedy investor, in some respects I am undecided if I prefer a massive gain in 5-10 years or a quick and dirty bid earlier than that. Bear in mind that at AS Dr S did seem to say that production (and exploration) at Salinbas would be the best part of a decade away. So even if Salinbas proves spectacular it could be some time before it is reflected in the SP.
Anyway, I noticed gold creeping up again tonight, maybe the SP will show a little more strength tomorrow - the offer price at close was 2.04 even though the bid was < 2

Good to hear from you, sorry to hear about your loss. Thought provoking trip, but quite special, especially 2 Mustangs flying low over Omaha beach as we walked the length of it.
Just been looking up trains, I may be able to get a return for about £50, at the risk of being a few minutes late since the train reaches Euston at 10.33. These things rarely start on time so I may give it a go. Anyone know if we have to arrange attendance in advance?

Good analysis. I simply wish it wasn't 11am! Working backwards from arriving in central London at, say, 10, I'd be leaving here in Telford at silly o'clock to get the Oxford Tube bus, or spending a silly amount to come by our good old British Rallways. Neither honestly appeals. Hopefully feedback will come from attendees

Hi Van
Maybe, that's certainly a positive spin! Don't think you can expect anything new in the update as it is taking place while the market is open, so will need to be preceded by an RNS. Don't really like shareholders being put off attending the AGM (given the choice of which meeting to attend), where binding votes on running the company will be taken. Just my opinion.

Who? Thought you never filtered anyone? If its who I think then I have had him filtered for months.
Strikes me as a sad keyboard warrior, with his personality I'm sure he has attracted a wide circle of interesting friends.

Probably a mistake but made enough in a couple of weeks to pay for my D Day visit, so happy. I don't know the company well enough to comfortably hold. Best of luck to all holders