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DS was very clear that he was not planning to do placings too.

https://en-gb.facebook.com/brazzainfo242/

"Les nouvelles qui viennent de Washington sont très rassurantes.
Vu la solidité du dossier du Congo, la signature d'un accord est inéluctable."

"The news from Washington is very reassuring. In view of how solid Congo's application is, the signing of an agreement is unavoidable."

IF true, some Twitterati think that equipment will delivered shortly. Wait and see I presume...

https://www.tellerreport.com/news/2019-07-11---today-the-economy---imf--the-moment-of-truth-for-the-republic-of-congo-.r1BSDnE-r.html

And DS to stop lying about placings and how the money for the placings will be used, that would help too.

I guess no one should stand in the way of love...

Go get a room for your quickies...

:-p

I was referring to the value now, not back when you originally bought the shares.

But if you'd read it fully, you'd have seen that Prudential's voting rights through financial instruments have decreased, bringing the total voting rights in the company the same. It seems to be less of an acquisation than a change of status of its current holdings.

Sorry, I meant to say "unless it's LESS than a couple of hundred GBP".

Unless it's more than a couple of hundred GBP, I'd sell if I were you mate. I really don't think it's going up substantially any time soon. In particular, I was surprised by how weak the legal case was after CH summarised the claims.

You are much more likely to recover a small portion of your losses trading those proceeds somewhere else...

And he insisted on only saying "Q3" for the flow testing times. Nothing wrong with that as it's in line with previous statement, but it's not "very soon / in a few weeks" That includes up to the 30 September technically. Which doesn't please AIM get-rich-quick money-chasing PIs...

...so the rise isn't here yet. At least it seems the SP's rot has stopped.

I think it may dampen the current enthusiasm in the share. It's not bad, but the presence of oil has been downplayed by DB.

https://www.valuethemarkets.com/2019/07/11/audio-interview-valuethemarkets-podcast-0012-david-bramhill-of-union-jack-oil-ujo/

DGR1980 - That's all I'm expecting indeed, nothing more. And that's all we need (or don't need actually considering the work is proceeding anyway!).

Tro - I don't have a penny in AST anymore mate. I hope Wassatt doesn't either...

(I wouldn't want to eat a meal cooked by you dude...!)

Let's assume the meeting is at the IMF Washington D.C. So 5 hours behind us.

And IF the meeting is concluded within the day, then give it at the very least a whole working day to draft an RNS and for that RNS to be checked by the Nomad.

So it would be RNS after market close tomorrow at the earliest IMO.

But based on the articles shared, the Rep of Congo appears to have a solid case, so I'm relatively confident that the meeting won't last a whole day.

Looks grim over there.

I was sooo wrong about this one, that shows that corruption can still happen at very high level in developed countries, regardless of the political pressure to do the right thing and the consequences for the country involved...

(I don't have a penny in it and would only buy if there were a news leak about the restim permit being granted (like we had with the IPPC permit), which I don't believe will be granted at all.)

Those developments are proof that the Rep of Congo's efforts have already been paying off.
I'd be shocked if the IMF doesn not agree to expand the credit facility.

Convenient that I topped up again this morning...

- well, this is the best I can put together... but 28.5(ish)p within less than a week, surely?!?
https://www.tradingview.com/x/N8x10pJr/