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Whooooaa, just looked again, better start searching to see if l can find the cause of this funny turn.

It's just GCM having another of its funny turns. Jonnah Hope it's not too long, the long run. History tells me it's best not to be too greedy.

It might not be a torch, but it is wti carrying a lighted candle for polo at the moment. Jonnah, well done.

Fair to say we did buy wti @ 2.925p, but it is a claw back going on.

So what? well that's up 150% over the last month.

Wti on its bike, up 38%. bid .70 ask .75

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161109/pdf/43crs55nv7f6s5.pdf May be an interesting day.

Now you see them now you don't. Ha, what was that about? Nearly had heart attck when l read options @ 108p.

Haven't looked at it yet myself, but wti are flying. GL Jonnah.

http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=5444347

Cor tut pheff, just noticed a crack in my crystal ball, please ignore my 7:13 post.

drive one mad. Just when l had, l think, a record number of posts in a row, someone comes along shouting, when all he had to do was scroll down to yesterdays posts. (2 away)

should explain why. Gold up and rising, Blk up, hibby up, (at the mo) and wti made strong gain yesterday as copper is also looking strong. Enjoy it while we can.

but l think this will be an up day.

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161031/pdf/43cjr8v5z57h3b.pdf

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161031/pdf/43cj48p5jfyvql.pdf

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20161101/pdf/43ckl2tnr06fwc.pdf 0.700 -1.408% -$0.010 0.700 0.705 0.720 0.725 0.695 622,373

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/5246145

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/5245425

China copper imports expected to rise over coming months But local refiners also expected to import more concentrate LME copper stocks down more than 12 since late Sept (Recasts, adds comment, changes dateline from Melbourne) Copper hit a two-week high on Thursday as the market focused on the likelihood of stronger demand in China, but gains were limited by reduced speculative activity after a spike earlier this week. Benchmark copper CMCU3 on the London Metal Exchange was up 0.6 percent at $4,761 a tonne at 0849 GMT, not far from an earlier $4,778, the highest since October 13. Prices are up about 3 percent so far this week. Traders said copper's gains this week had been partly due to Chinese speculative activity, which had receded after China's Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange doubled the charges for intraday trading in thermal coal. China accounts for nearly half of global copper demand estimated at around 22 million tonnes this year. Chinese consumers are expected to import more over coming months due to stronger local demand. "Most people are expecting Chinese copper imports to rebound from the lows we saw in August and September. The domestic copper market is tighter," said Citi analyst David Wilson. "But copper prices over the next three to six months will stay in a $4,600 to $5,000 range." China's refined copper imports have fallen over the past three months, slumping 31 percent in September from a year earlier, partly as China has produced more metal after a surge in concentrate supply from Peruvian mines this year. "Steady demand has contributed to a decline of reported and unreported inventories in China," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Michael Widmer said in a note. "We see scope for a pick-up of refined imports, which had been at multi-year lows during summer. Having said that, higher domestic refined output, helped by concentrates imports, will in all likelihood subdue refined shipments to China." Also a plus for copper are stocks in LME-approved warehouses, which at 331,450 have fallen more than 12 percent since late September. MCUSTX-TOTAL