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Dealer,

I've a feeling there's a few who'll be too embarrassed to where their badge!

Completely agree B1ll,
In my eyes this is not a "hold until asset sale", this is potentially a "hold for life".
Probably the reason for the coordinated attacks to drive down sentiment.

Micky, They're selling assets, not the company.

Many thanks for the reply, Keith.
As always, the value's in the risk. :-)
Regards, Layla

Icarus,
I should have been clearer. I completely agree that there appears to be a Marxist underbelly to higher Ed bodies. The capitalist high jacking i referred to was regarding the whole field of education being used as a wealth generator, with the product(a well rounded education) being secondary.

Guilty as charged Judge.
Apparently, even the terms B.C and A.D are no longer acceptable!
It really is hilarious, our actual language is being shackled by the masses of academics of low intelligence, products of modern day low level degree education which is the result of the education system being highjacked by capitalist ideals.

I thought Kipling's poem could do with a 21st century update, with the addition of:

"If you can carry on and ignore whilst those around you talk ****e. Then, my son, you will be a man."

Don't answer him

Agree Beast.
I guess things will be subdued here for the next couple of weeks, with the exception of the non-invested children trying to goad LTHs'. It's like a 21st century version of "Knock Down Ginger". I used to do it all the time as an annoying kid, until a bloke caught me a gave me a battering,. I stopped after that :-)

Hi Keith,
Thanks for all your informative insights. My undergrad was in earth sciences and my post grad in applied sedimentology, although I ended up on a different path career wise, your input has reawakened my past :-)
Apologies to everyone else on here, I realise this is completely off topic. Your line Keith, about not investing in Russia, does your sentiment extend to Eurasia mining? What first got my interest were the Rhodium deposits, as I'd completed a Rhodium exploitation project whilst at Uni back in the late 80s'. I've done extremely well there, as I was in a few years ago, but was really waiting for the Kola peninsular development and asset sales.

My personal spin is that NN are definitely involved in one shape or form. Just have a look at their involvement in the Artic dev area, huge investment, and their publicised intended direction of growth. I can't wait to find out what that involvement is though :-)
With regards share price manipulation, I think people are getting too hung up on the share price. It is a fact that markets do not accurately reflect the true value of companies. Sometimes this is to grossly over value and sometimes to grossly undervalue. Eurasia sits within the latter group, without a shadow of doubt. Celebrate the low sp and use as an opportunity to load up, or sit tight. Obviously this doesn't work if one is looking at making small amounts via share trading.

Joins the forum today and posts three diatribes. Attempt to "educate" the genuine holders. Think we all know its game!

The most successful investors know that the market doesn't accurately reflect true value. THAT, is how they made their fortunes.

Welcome sunnyca,
You may have entered at the perfect time, notwithstanding the lths from the sub penny days.
The potential here is huge and Eurasia forms an important part of the whole Russian Arctic development plan.

For those disappointed by the muted response of share price movement resulting from this great news, I thought it was worth reposting the following:

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's 97-year-old business partner, explained why he welcomes market panic.

Here are Munger's the best quotes from the interview, lightly edited and condensed for clarity:

1. "Value investors like Warren and me look for intrinsic value and ignore the noise of the constant movement of stock prices. But we look at the patterns of the noise to pick our hiding places for value investments in both time and place."

2. You don't need great opportunities very often, once in a lifetime is enough.

3. ""Every good card player knows that you've got to not blow your opportunities. You don't get that many. Not enough people carry that card-playing wisdom over into practical life."

4. "It really matters whether, when the few great opportunities do come along, you reach out and grab them vigorously."

5. "It really helped us to have everybody else believe in the efficient market theory in its hardest form. It was an interesting example of a learned profession going bonkers." — referring to the idea that markets correctly price assets so bargains don't exist. "Warren and I had the advantage of being imperfectly educated, and therefore we thought the academics were stark raving mad. Which of course they were."

I took this from the forum of another share I'm in. For those that actually follow the official news releases and the obvious related organisational and geopolitical movements surrounding Eurasia, the above must resonate.

LAST UNCONSOLIDATED PALLADIUM play.
And here you are questioning the company, it's potential , and it's integrity, and that of it's partners.
Have you seen the prices for PGMs lately?
Open pit

You have not got a clue what you're talking about. You history shows you have lost more than anyone on AIM mr expert hahaha

here is a few of what TMS said
THAL - in at 2.14 not long after share price crashed to 0.65. TMS comment just before the crash
" I really don't see any potential bad news on the horizon."

SRO - 7.13p - Company no longer exists. MadStork comment below
"Agree this is undervalued"

SNRP - delisted
"If this takes off it doesn't look like there's much stopping it til 6.5" it tanked and eventually de-listed.

FAST - gone
"momentum alone will carry this higher next week."

EMED - de-listed

RAME - de-listed "Will look to add more if it stays at this level though. I'm expecting more interest as the wind farm gets closer to completion."

:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

Over the last couple of years I've noticed a lot of media noise whenever a women has been murdered by a man, with lots of contributors saying there needs to be a campaign to stop violence against women perpetrated by men. I'm not completely sure what these campaigns are supposed to achieve in stopping nutters attacking women. It is already morally and socially unacceptable to be violent towards another person, as well as being a criminal offence. I should add that I feel the vast majority of men are NOT naturally violent towards women but are being viewed as such.
So, with todays horrific news, does anyone think there's any value in starting a campaign to stop violence against babies and children by female perpetrators, instead of placing the blame squarely at the hands of the authorities who didn't prevent it happening?

What if the unexpected happened, and it was sold in its "w"holeness ?
I'll get my coat :-)

Neo,
I don't suppose you would like to share your calculations with regard to how you came up with a "low to mid teens per share" sale? It always gives a bit more credence to views, otherwise they just come across as complete guesses, plucked out of the air.

Bubz,
Is your sarcasm in anyway linked to you stating you sold you shares last week?