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That would be refering to the directors who have run HIBU into the ground and who want the shareholders to lose absolutely everything while they keep their jobs, being handsomely rewarded for their failure? Pretty pathetic when you have to get bullyboy lawyers to try and intimidate posters on a bulletin board.

Powerstations like Tilbury are closing and because of twats like Milliband, no new powerstations are being built. Hope you guys have all got home generators.

The finances of this company make me fear that it might be going all the way down. Unable to profitably produce gold even at the current high prices and rapidly running out of money. All very worrying, I was very close to investing here but was a little wary of all the promises that needed to be fulfilled, a bit too much 'jam tomorrow'. I'm not tempted to buy in now, regardless of how cheap the shares might seem.

The position of ' head of research and development' is being eliminated? Does this mean that AstraZeneca is just going to become a rump company living off sales from existing products.?

Is the company going to say anything, give any kind of update at any point? Even if it is bad news, it has to be better than no news and empty speculation.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/9506945/Dark-clouds-gather-over-Chinas-once-booming-solar-industry.html

http://www.advfn.com/newspaper/tom-winnifrith/8798/pv-crystallox-time-to-shut-down-operations-and-hand-back-cash-now-the-fat-lady-is-singing-in-chinese''I argued a few weeks ago on t1ps.com that AIM listed solar wafer producer PV Crystalox (PVCS) should shut its operations at once and return all its cash to shareholders. The share price is 7.9p valuing PV at £32 million and the company (as at the half year) had net cash of 122 million Euro, £97 million. The company reported a steep first half loss. And things are only going to get worse. The very well paid directors argue that they have taken remedial action; they operate in a long term growth industry, blah, blah, blah. The facts are rather different as an excellent article in today’s Daily Telegraph makes at least partially clear. You can read that piece''http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financial-crime/9504692/Credit-crisis-in-Chinas-richest-province-Zhejiang.html

http://www.moneyweek.com/investment-advice/penny-shares/penny-sleuth-laser-printed-eggs-60323?comment=1

I've been wanting to top up here but it seems the market is catching up to how undervalued this company is before I can get my spare money.

One of the secrets of good ramping is not to be such an obvious ramper........

This company has the highest production costs of any gold mine i've ever seen. There are gold miners out there which are actually producing gold rather than promises and at costs of less than $1500 per ounce. This share is a sucker trap.

That proactive investors article sounds plausible, but we have heard so many 'jam tomorrow' stories from this management that it is difficult to believe that it will happen as promised. Overbudget, underperforming and late seems to be a consistent theme in their efforts to raise production levels and cut costs.

'Cash costs for Q3 were US$2,034 per ounce' Is this mine just not a practical proposition?

Shaft Sinkers Holdings plc (LSE:SHFT), the international shaft sinking and underground construction group, deeply regrets to announce a fatal mine accident at its Impala No. 17 Shaft project. On June 7 2012, Mr Salomão Chunguane died after an injury sustained during an accident involving a fall of ground.

No comments from anyone on what this might mean for Santander?

The production cost of the gold is still about $1350 per oz. They are hoping to get the cost down next year if and when they get the new biofuel electric generator built.

You should have been paid a dividend on 04-May-2012. If the shares are registered to you it should go to you.

Looking at the chart, this share is oversold, the price has slipped below the Bollinger band and is set up for a classic recovery. If it breaks resistance at 81p then 90p seems likely. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/technical-analysis.html?fourWayKey=IM00B690ZP24JEGBXSSQ3

I think the dividend is safe, so this looks like one to buy and tuck away. Not worry about day to day swings and roundabouts.

This share has a P/E ratio of 3. For a company with good and rising profits that is insane.