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Keeps buying 1 share of these?

yes disposal of shares. 7. Threshold(s) that is/are crossed or reached: 10% - 9% Shows they were above 10% and then dropped below 10% and then below 9% thresholds. If increasing stake it would say other way round from 9- 10%.

Previously called MCS, this was last interims: http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200809240700051175E They have high direct costs and not much profit margin so be careful!

Yes thanks am well, seem the MMS dropped support by a tick. Oh well, still not that bothered personally as these are long term hold for a couple of years until they back in the 30p bracket.

Yep not so bad today. Not happy with the MM's as not giving it too much room for manouver based upon that lot but at least we have strong support @ 6.75p so this wont fall. Dont think we'll see much action here today.

Are you sure?

yes this certainly is not a short term hold. They would have to prove month-upon-month producton stabilised before any real price movement so I'd expect 3 months before seeing a great ROI. Interesting with the 10 day, I'll stick a note in my calendar and wont buy them yet, thanks.

NYASA - ok cool will research thanks RIDDLER - One I'm half eyeing up at the moment is CMCL that's just started back in production with annual capacity of 22k oz of gold and could upto 40k oz of gold. BUT risky as in Zimbabwe and they refine it in South Africa (recently hit by power cuts). Be interested in your opinion there.

CMCL just restarted mining and and last month's extraction of 766oz of fine gold (current SP $900 per oz = $698k I make it was valued at about £700k whereas last year they made $800k loss so they've covered that already! They are looking at seriously ramping upto 22,000 oz of gold annually. If you up the gold SP as follows: $900 = 19.8M revenue $950 = 20.9M revenue They are further exploring a number 4 shaft which will increase capacity to 40k oz of gold. Therefore at $900 per oz this means £36M revenue. If extraction goes to plan I hit a number of about £22m (excluding costs) but it's in zimbabwe and they are sending to refining in South Africa which has been hit with power cuts (although seems better now) might be worth a punt as if they can prove month-upon-month extraction then these should fly. I'm not in there yet just keeping an eye out at the moment and researching a bit more but be interested to know where the MM's are sat!

That this hasn't moved - perhaps just staying off the radar! (then again with that spread I'm staying away for a bit)

Hey no worries, done quite a bit of research on these. I suppose my 3 specialist ones are DWY, MONI, XTR at the moment. Cant be expert on everything dude there's far too many shares out there! Will take a look on TEG - thanks for the tip!

Just check out the articles I've posted and the huge numbers of resource potential that they have. They had at last interims over £15m in the bank so definately some scope to move. Full driling program should have started on Muremera project started in April costing $500k and results known in a couple of months. The next door site: "The Muremera deposit is adjacent to the Kabanga in Tanzania, a further advanced nickel prospect jointly owned by Xstrata and Barrick Gold. Kabanga has an indicated resource of 23 million tonnes at 2.64% nickel and an inferred resource of 28 million tonnes at 2.7% nickel." So these really playing with the big boys!

They are looking at making acquisitions themselves and performing due diligance in two companies on 30th April so definately some consolidation in this sector for DWY whichever way it goes! http://www.miningmx.com/news/archive/147141.htm

End of day retrace and also probably some tiggers being activated which is understandable. I suggest that anyone wanting to jump on board this would be a good time as I can see interest growing in this one quickly. Even if this doesn't lead to an offer the price wont retrace back to what it is now I dont think as end of June will have the results from articles posted below on their gold plans and with 1.5-2M oz proposed that's a hell of a lot of gold!

Couple of articles I posted on 28th: http://www.miningmx.com/news/gold_and_silver/701378.htm http://www.miningmx.com/juniors/971032.htm I also said on 28th: "By looks of last statement the next news is expected end of June with regards to what they are doing on the gold front and their options. I assume this will be farm-out, roll ahead themselves, or JV partner (in my opinion most likely at the moment is JV). However, news to burst is what will happen after BHP walked off site? Someone will surely try and jump on board before known numbers for a cheaper price based upon sites located next door. This could be the "hidden" factor to this share price jumping."

Nice to see these on the up! My holdings in these are now up 98.53% (after costs) so I'm happy (bought in at 3.40p). I did have medium size holding of about 40k volume and sold out a load of these. I now just have 5k shares in these as I'm holding these for long term as part of increasing my product portfolio. FYI: This is the highest they've been since I've been holding and bit annoyed about the MM's putting the ceiling on it but nice to see the SP not dropped by much! Last big RNS is that RIO pulled out after investing a few £M and left all equipment, etc on site and didn't even take up their 10% options in the site they had already earned. Thanks guys! :) They have plenty of cash in the bank to fund themselves but I honestly think they'll progress and bring in another JV (just my thought). BTW: Welcome Riddler / Loftya to the DWY party.

Time to buy for the bounce?

you obviousy dont hold SEY then!

Buy in now at 3.85p for 19k volume.

Thanks - they spotted it! Grrr.... Not much room for movement, especially on that spread as well at the moment. I think I'll stay out and watch what happens for the min. Just had a sell go through at 3p for 25k volume so will be interesting to see if and how much this affects the price and if my theory is correct that it will drop as fast as it climbs.