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There's only 2 articles posted about RIIG in recent months. Google and either of them sound pretty good.

The 2011 interims are on the site..?

We really need to get you guys some more articles. :)

THQ have pushed back the 40k MMO to 2014 or beyond without immediate funding. So that will push back the royalties obviously, which are a decent chunk of GW's profits... http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/115677-THQ-Needs-Help-With-Warhammer-MMO

Btw Harold I know you're probably fully invested here and in ORE, but if you dare you could throw a few £ into BKIR. It is a highly, highly risky share imo, but then I've doubled my money there in the last 2 months. Shame I only put a tiny amount in. :(

21% is enough for one day I think. Better to have a long series of good days than one spectacular day. It works out better that way mathematically. So I'd be happy to close right now. :)

I already did. ;)

I threw some pocket change in here to see what happens (about £200). The potential here does certainly look interesting. The thing I note, from a chartists POV is that if people are thinking of trading here there's not that much downside pressure. Maybe intra day, but not so much on the 3 month. Or in other words if you do sell out, unlike most shares the chances are this may not drop enough to warrant selling and rebuying. It may not drop much at all.

Cheers Harold. I'm blaming you if this one does badly as you pointed me over here! Lol (only kidding).

Just looking for some quick basic advice here, is there any potentially transformational news expected here within the next few weeks?

http://www.nautilusminerals.com/s/Media-NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=476612 I'm impressed if the -2.45% is the entirity of the reaction to this.

Actually, forget that. Looking at the 3 month charts this share almost perfectly tracks the gold price (unsurprisingly perhaps).

Looking at the RNS from Aug, am I right in thinking that the bull run here has been caused by the pog increase and the flight to producers? Not that there was some substantial news rumoured that prompted a fundamental shift to this higher price range?

I'm keeping this on my watchlist. I was thinking about the funding issue earlier. Should this get funding by way of a placement or rights issue it *should* be funded all the way through to production at that stage (hopefully) because of the legwork working out all the running/equipment costs. If BMR can only do... something I might have to take yet another serious look at this one. £2 odd is still a hell of a lot for a gold company that's years off producing, no matter what the long term potential is.

To be honest I don't know about the free shares, but (although I'm too lazy to do it) if you add up the investments mentioned in the video to the overall ordinary shares that may give a rough indication? From what I remember there were quite a lot sold already. As far as the price goes this share is enormously underhyped. It's jumped say 35% in the last month, you compare that to the measly 5% growth here and there in other companies and how much they're discussed, but how many people discuss NUS? Tbh I think it will be a risk to invest now. Speaking just for me mind, not as advice to others. They do NEED to raise a lot of money because of the hundreds of millions needed for the equipment. The clock is ticking... I wouldn't be surprised if they tried another issue in the autumn. And as I said below the issue they were looking at doing would have been so huge it would have sliced the share price in half (at the very least). At least that's my understanding of it. I'm a little dubious though because the share price didn't actually drop that much between the 24th announcement and the 10th. One of the things that immediately jumped to my attention here is the small number of shares in issue. If by some miracle they raise the funds without issuing more shares this will definitely be one worth putting a lot into as it will be worth a great deal. ;) Perhaps a small position would be an idea. Profit from any rise but with a fairly tight stop loss once in profit.

Not sure if I understood this correctly, but May 24th they tried to do an issue for C$150M.... That's about £98M!?! At a discount to the sp at the time would have been pretty much a 50% dilution would it not? Plus the option for ANOTHER 24M shares (apprx) I can see why this has risen since 10th July, but really people should be very careful here imo. Not wishing to "deramp", but as there is no discussion here I think people should be doing careful research here indeed. The issue failed for some reason and they are still looking at ways to raise this money. I know they have to raise this in order to pay for the equipment, it's not a matter of choice. I was getting quite excited about the thought of putting some money in here, but hot damn you'd have to have balls of steel to hope it doesn't involve another major dilution when the market conditions improve!

Forgot to say that the 6 month and 3 month charts suggest if the price can stay above the 18p support line it might head back up to near 24p before retracement. If it breaks below 18p it might not rally until 16p, if technical analysis is any good ;)

I'm curious why Allied Gold dropped so much after an oversubscribed share placement? Anyone know if this is a common thing? Is it because they're mainly using the funds to reduce debts and cost, rather than to fund major expansion? With several brokers reaffirming their buy recommendation, the ongoing discussion about a potential takeover and the fact that gold seems set to climb up to 1200 it just strikes me as strange the way they declined so much. Thoughts?