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Have to say, I feared the worst for us on Saturday. Palace good away from home so always likely to be a banana skin as far as we were concerned. Liverpool at Anfield for us next, though - easy.

As for AAU, hope we're not seeing the start of a drift down. If that happens I might have to top up! :)

A draw tomorrow would not be a disaster for either Burnley or CP.

As for DJ, his musings are missed.....

As for AAU, isn't an update becoming overdue.....?

Excellent work Hudsteve....I knew it was a game-changer, if only I could've seen it.......

Underwhelming.

Surely someone can make something of that RNS to build a case for either ramping or shorting this???!!!?!?!

Fantastic result on Saturday (although disappointed with the rugby later on).

This does have something of a feel of Mariana (which I was lucky enough to be in). There was some disappointment amongst shareholders that Parsons (the CEO) hadn't played a canny enough game and didn't really extract enough value for those shareholders. There was a feeling he'd sold out for a reasonably quick buck. I hope I'm right in thinking that this is where the key difference might be in that, ultimately, if AAU does get swallowed up then it'll be at the 'right' price rather than a perceived 'good' price. Think Kerim is playing a decent game and for the long term benefit of us all (obs, including himself!)....or, at least, I hope so.

Whilst I'm not topping up right now, I'm definitely not selling either.

Am I reading things correctly in that that's an $8m profit for the quarter? Seems like it unless there's other costs to be included over and above the $349 per ounce operational costs mentioned e.g. admin costs, finance costs etc.....

UTC (as ClaretandBlue might say)

.....price holding up quite well in the face of some persistent selling. Any thoughts on explaining that one???!!??

Nice one - thanks, Tintin

Forgive my ignorance, but can anyone explain what Price Monitoring Extension RNSs are all about?

Observerbill - how does your view chime with the recent trading update. Whilst I accept the fact that there are no certainties in business, it would appear that the current position for INSE is quite robust......assuming, of course, you believe the management chat.

I understand your concerns but I don't (yet) see how INSE is going to unravel in the same way as UTW. Recent acquisition was by rights issue, in the main, wasn't it? Acquiring (another) business would, by implication mean growing staff numbers (although I would hope might mean greater efficiencies in this regard over time). Diversity of sites - do you mean places where INSE operate from or trade with? If the former, some consolidation may happen and would mean a more profitable business; if the latter then this reduces risk with additional customers (albeit you have to service these additional clients).

Just my thoughts, of course and happy to debate......

...hope you're right, Dibs....does look like we might get there by the end of the week although does have a tendency to run out of steam and drift back - well, that's my experience. Sorry to go all Eeyore on you!!

Totally agree with you, Rivaldo. Surely a decent tick up from here today.....??

Think there was (maybe still is - I haven't checked) a company called Arian Silver. There was also Mariana Resources (which was taken over by Sandstorm almost a couple of years ago)

Looks like we're beginning to test 1.70p. Wonder what people's thoughts might be on how likely this might be to push on should we break through the 1.70 barrier?

PS Hi to HeadintClouds - sorry to see your team struggling (although, selfishly, I wouldn't wish to see Hudds stay up at the expense of the Clarets)

Well, I had a small top up the other day because, like you, Rivaldo, I think this is undervalued. From what I can gather, all the recent acquisitions have been, or are expected to be, value-enhancing immediately.

The Inprova acquisition has only served to lower the sp to below the placing price which seems bonkers to me...but what do I know!!?? The market doesn't appear to have factored in any beneficial effect of the Inprova acquisition.

Anyhow, good luck to you and all other holders and roll on the trading update.....

...to FTSE AIM 100 index likely to be helpful and/or make any material difference?

Well, for the first time in a while it seems that the sp rise is, just about, managing to hold. (Hope I've not put a commentator's curse on things!?) After yesterday's hike and subsequent drift back down, I thought it was business as usual. Maybe, just maybe, this is the start of a decent rise/re-rate which, in my humble opinion, is long overdue....fingers crossed.

.....dribbling through just now. Hope this is start of things to come.......

Last year we had a trading update at the end of Jan. Due again this year?

OT - John, try Harviestoun, Bitter and Twisted. I would agree about Scottish beers but that's an exception.

Hmmm - seem to be some very big sells today. Anyone any thoughts on what is going on or is it something to do with the recent placement?

Thanks, in advance, to those more knowledgeable than me on these things......