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What faith I had is slowly withering on the vine. I originally bought in years ago when this was purely a play on Niger. Yes, SAVE is now a far more substantial business but the share price is 80% lower!!!

I attended the coffee morning (had a good chat with Scotpak) as I wanted to meet Andrew Knott face to face. I was looking for some reassurance that:

1. We are in good hands

2. That SAVE wasn't a "one man and a dog operation".

3. That there is a clear plan and strategy in place and not just throwing enough mud at the wall and hoping that some sticks. I know that's a crude analogy but it sums up how I feel.

I came away without my concerns being allayed. That is still my position. Even at the current dismal share price I'm not moved to buy more and remain a weak holder awaiting some clarity.

Good fortune all...Mick

Undertones...great band

In the year you've been a member you've cluttered up this board with nonsense adding nothing of value with 1875 posts at an average of over 5 per day including weekends. Do you actually have a proper job? It's the bin for you PP.

Forgot to add that they're looking at a NASDAQ listing.

Just watched it (Directors Talk). Very bullish interview. Nothing is guaranteed but in terms of risk v reward this is just about as good as it gets. Good luck all.

Investegate

AND how can I line my own pockets AND how can I shaft existing shareholders AND how can I remain in position?

2025...this is the one!!!

I think you'll find that The Cube has consistently been mega bullish on PANR

Many thanks Wacky for posting those two articles. The following quote attracted my attention.

"Where on earth is helium found? Wherever large deposits of uranium are located, Helium will also be found. Most of the world’s Helium comes as a byproduct of decaying uranium and fossil fuels."

This is tongue in cheek but is Paul planning diversification into the nuclear business? Gas, oil,

helium and uranium. What next?

Not to be taken seriously...Mick

Thanks for answering. I've always appreciated your efforts here.

Mick

I admire the stoicism of many here but I will be 70 next year and was a mere stripling (at least that is how it feels!) when I first invested in a Niger exploration company. Since then I've acquired my old age pension, a senior rail card and a bus pass.

In the dim and distant past I recall being promised a US$10m dividend and a debt restructuring. Still waiting for both to transpire but on the upside I was able (during one of our brief periods of actually trading) to average down considerably so not all bad.

Anyway, back to skulking in the sidelines and hopefully a positive resolution asap. Also, it would be great to hear from Agadem. Hope all is ok at your end.

The spaghetti item was broadcast on Panorama back in 1957. It's still available to watch on YouTube. Excellent crop that year.

With the gains here I'll be able to but my own spaghetti plantation.

Predator presenting Thursday 14th March. Hopefully some news before then.

You really are a piece of work!!!

The ONLY reason I bothered to make that post was to illustrate that there is a significant demand for health monitoring technology and the extremes that people will go to to acquire it. I don't think for one second that anyone thought there was any possible link to CTAG.

Why don't you go and do something positive with your life for a change?

Interesting article in The Telegraph today relating to the Apple Series 9 watch being prevented from being sold in the US following a ruling by the US International Trade Commission that Apple had infringed (stolen) two patents relating to health monitoring technology.

Budgie!!! Gave me a dose of tinnitus at a gig in Swindon Town Hall back in the mid 70's. Still got a couple of their albums somewhere. In for the kill!!!

...to walk and chew gum at the same time?

Maybe a stupid question but having raised just under £9m why can't testing (rigless) and drilling happen concurrently? I'd just like to know. Call it idle curiousity.

The stupidity of youth...

We used to put bangers in fresh cow pats and play chicken. Whoever stood the closest won!!!

Share price here will also explode.

Chariot floated 15 years ago with an initial market cap of £189m. Now, 15 (yes 15!!!) years later we have a market cap of £149m.

But hey, we still have the promise of jam tomorrow together with plush offices and senior personnel on humongous wages mixed with a continuing penchant for vastly over promising and under delivering.

If this was a football club the management would have been booted out long ago.