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Kilkenny ltd (Incorporated in Malta only a year ago) have increased their holding by a sizeable chunk. Must be pretty confident (or foolhardy!)

Have to disagree (respectfully). MB's posts are always relevant, though sometimes the links are not exactly riveting. His headings are at once a challenge and a bit of fun. The last link was to a presentation by BLK (in which we have a large holding) to the Denver Gold symposium. (http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170925/pdf/43mlfb5dnw1nbq.pdf). I agree that much of the presentation itself is technical but there are also slides (eg page 5) which are simple enough and the information is clearly relevant to this board. Keep em coming, MB.

I appreciate your analysis, ShareR, though I find the details of this one completely impenetrable. My lack of corporate experience has caused me substantial losses on AIM, so I came to Polo in the confident expectation that 'the professionals' would not make the same mistakes that I do. So we buy BLK (corporate spat), Hibiscus (huge placing), WTI (Water under the bridge), Celamin (Corporate car crash), and this Indonesian coal imbroglio. Is this incompetence, bad luck, inspired guesswork or what. Tang has actually succeeded in doing worse than me; that is some achievement.

May not be as long as you think. I guess this is not the board to be discussing hydrogen, but there is an outfit three miles from my house making hydrogen from water and wind in Rotherham. That means I could buy a Honda Clarity and drive it to Vienna and back with no problems. Hydrogen buses in London, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Dundee. Hydrogen fork lifts, drones, canal barges! Those daisies may have to wait. On a more relevant tack, sad to see the pictures of Siera Leone tonight, but a bit of action at WTI. I thought you put preserved plums in Kilner jars.

Ah, some little stars have appeared. I must have mis-spelled Pollocks.

Thanks MB. Stunning graphics. Just a little bit about 2/3 way through I didn't completely understand; the bit that looked vaguely like Jackson's *******s. PS. I share the your cautious and unfounded optimism re ironstone, though I suspect hydrogen, rather than lithium, is the long term fututre of transportation.

Yes, I sold the lot at about .85p. I made a profit, but not a lot. Still, it was better than how I usually do. Interesting to see what happens next. It will have to really fly if POL is to benefit, but I hope the WTI faithfuls do well. It's a nice board. I still have some interest in JLP which may have a copper play in Australia, so I am watching on with interest. Nice weekend everyone.

Some optimism re copper. WTI up 50% as I type, but the posts read a bit p&d-ish. I had written that one off, however.

Thanks, as usual, MB. 10% of issued share capital is no chicken feed! Here is the rationale: http://disclosure.bursamalaysia.com/FileAccess/apbursaweb/download?id=80617&name=EA_GA_ATTACHMENTS And a quotation I may have heard somwhere before "Whilst the increase in the number of issued shares of the Company is potentially marginally dilutive to existing shareholdings, the Board is of the opinion that the exercise generates an overall net positive impact to the Company as the potential deployment of additional capital creates shareholder value and strengthens the financial position of the Company."

I get 'link not found' on this one. Any clues?

MB. It's you who's on the roll! It says in the RNS that the loan will be converted into equity. Keep up the good work. J58.

MB. It's you who's on the roll! It says in the RNS that the loan will be converted into equity. Keep up the good work. J58.

Massive dilution (up to a third of the company) in exchange for massive progress. I cannot start to work out the equations, but it seems the market has!!!

I think there is some anticipation of news on the mou. Either that, or the just another manifestation of GCM's bipolar disorder.

Thanks for that, MB. Possibly some good news from Ironstone, but I really hope it drops before I do.

Thanks. Yes,; not much but better than my usual performance! Looks to me that wti could go down the spout unless price of Cu picks up (which, admittedly is predicted). Agree with all the comments about Nimini. Dattels didn't get it right all the time. Also agree that our future is very much tied in with GCM. Fingers crossed.

Glad I dumped my wti shares when I did. Tang has a knack of picking them!

Just WTI I think.

BLK raised A$35 M. Heavily oversubscribed, but not by us. "to speed up" gold production.

Wonder if we will be picking up any of those shares? It's normal on ASX for there to be suspensions of this type. wrt Celamin. I think they have now arbitrated that the arbitrator can arbitrate....erm...