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Not sure about that. Todays drop was on the basis of very low volume. Only a few trades and the only 4 figure one was a buy at 4.0. Still, maybe someone knows something we don't. The BoD certainly do not inspire confidence and I am very disappointed.

MB. Constructive, as always. Thanks, I have filled it in!

Hi Master. I sold out here a while ago, but could not resist the all time low sp to make a small reinvestment. So, as a current investor again, I very much applaud your efforts. I always check out your links and I agree that the good progress at Blk cheers me up (slightly). Keep up the good work. When I have something constructive to add, I will post it, but don't hold your breath. J58

Hi Goatmaster. Very well done. It's difficult to know where we can, at least, vent our spleens. If you are engaging the financial times, it might be worth copying it all in to the South African/Moz financial press. It is their jobs and revenue that has gone down the spout. There may be a story in it for someone. All the very best.

Hi Duxi, Well we are still here to fight another day. I have to admit that I invested in BHR in the hope of making a lot of money without doing any hard work (you could call it 'greed' if you want) so I have learned a hard, but possibly predictable, lesson. I agree with your comments about the financial columns in the rags. Best used for lighting fires. btw, isn't Mugabe ceo of Zimbabwe?

jeffrey, I had 10 AIM shares earlier this year! I have kept my stake in JLP (even added a bit actually). I have also kept RRL, but probably need my head examining for that one (just intrigued to see if the Chinese can pull a rabbit out of that particular hat). Sorry for the off-topic post. Will shut up now.

Very disillusioned with AIM, and fed up with supporting other people's lifestyles at a cost to my own! I have sold all my AIM shares except 2, and am putting the proceeds into my son's start-up company (Stashmetrics). At least if that fails, I know for sure that it won't be for lack of committment, self-sacrifice and shear hard work on the part of the CEO! Good luck everyone here. It's a relief to be out.

up 21% today on no particular news. May be worth watching on monday.

Thanks Andy. I was aware that we were leasing from Thelo, but thought there might be a small margin for us in the sub-leasing arrangement seeing as we had done all the hard work and put money up-front. Your comments about Fifa are telling, and what has happened here really does make one sick, but the time for bitterness (which is very destructive) is over and we need to move on. I hope the bod are truely ashamed of themselves. Good luck, and thanks for the reply.

Thanks Andy and everyone else. Another painful lesson from the unversity of life! I lost a lot (for me) here, but still completed the Leeds half marathon in a fair time at the age of 67 so I consider myself incredibly lucky really. Just one point though. Are the trains we paid for still running under sub-lease? If so, now that BHR is down the swanny, is there any reason not to know who is operating them? I would like to think of them chugging along making money for someone, even if it isn't for those that coughed up. To Eric and many other thoroughly decent folk who have inhabited this forum over the years, it has been a pleasure getting to know you (virtually), have a great summer and good luck with your investments.

It's a glitch. All the same, Eric, how about a bottle of asti for old times sake!

of activity on GCM today, following their arrangement of an unsecured loan...........

Orion taking 88000000. They will be taking over Polo at this rate!

Thanks MB. As I have said before, one needs to get up very early to beat you to the news. This looks very positive.

Yes. I look in occasionally when the Prozac cuts in. Had a hallucination yesterday of a truckful of coal on a train to Beira... must remember to increase my alcohol intake..

Not very exciting. Sorry that the formatting does not c&p correctly. Further to its announcement on 23 April 2015, Celamin Holdings NL (ASX: CNL) (Celamin, the Co mpany) announces it has received into its bank account US$2m transferred from the Tunisian bank of Chaketma Phosphates SA Tunis (“CPSA”) . CPSA is the company established for the purposes of running the joint venture between Celamin Limited ( Celamin’s wholly owned subsidiary ) and Tunisian Mining Services (“TMS”) . As previously reported, on 13 January 2015 Celamin deposited US$2m into CPSA’s account in Tunis for the purposes of meeting a cash call on behalf of Celamin Limited, as requested by the Dire ctor General of CPSA. Celamin has received no communications from TMS or CPSA in relation to the transferred funds and has retained them in a US dollar account pending resolution of the legal actions . In addition to the US$2M, Celamin has provided US $ 1.7 M in loan funds to CPSA, US $1.4M of which remained in CPSA’s account as at 31 January 2015. Celamin has also announced it has secured loan facilities of AUD$500,0 00 from its major shareholders. Celamin Limited is currently in dispute with TMS regarding o wnership and control of CPSA , and has engaged Tunisian legal advisers and commenced legal actions to resolve this situation

I second that.

Actually, this could go either way. Not necessarily a bad thing and it will be very interesting to watch how this story pans out.

Good spot. I am no expert here, but it looks as if Logiman (the engineers resposible for Tschudi) have been building a position and increased their share of the voting rights to 13% on the open market. I presume therefore that the acquisition of shares was not simply a payment for services with equity. The date of acquisition coincides with the date the shares were suspended! (The longer I stay invested in AIM, the clearer it becomes that I have no idea what is going on, despite trying to do decent research, so it's hardly surprising that I have lost money!)

I just click on it! I am using Foxit Reader. I don't know if that makes any difference. Do you want me to copy and paste?